I think Virginia Woolf was definately wrong. I have a room and at least $500 a year, and yet I am still uninspired to write. I want to post about something original and entertaining, and yet all I can think about is gay rights and political prefference. I, however would like to stay away from both of those for the time being.
I've begun listening to large amounts of classical music. Having downloaded somewhere along the line of 15 albums in the past week, I would say I'm set for a while. A much easier listen when your trying to get some work done.
Despite my growing amount of music it would seem that I have lost any and all will to lead a meaningful life. Nothing is important anymore. School is a drag, the future seems bleak, and in the words of an old favorite, "resistance is futile." Maybe I just don't know how to deal with depression. A class discussion in english today covered male/female traits. Emotionally speaking, people tend to believe men don't have any. We're vague and detatched. I don't really think this the case, but rather that we have no idea how to handle it. It's hard to understand what I'm feeling most of the time, which I think has lead to a few unfortunate events in recent history. Do things ever clear up?
Speaking of class discussions, I'm also lead to believe that Ms. Denny reads my blog. I'm ok with that I guess, but I would make a request: Register an account of your own, if only to post a comment on your thoughts or responces. As far as the book we are currently reading is concerned, you've cleared up a couple items, and I do appreciate your efforts in attempting to calm the storm of discontent among your students.
I can't think of anything else I'm willing to say. if you'd like to comment, go ahead, but I want you to do one thing: along with whatever you have to say, compliment someone for a job well done. It can be anything, but I don't like they way responces have become on other blogs (including my own), so let's start changing that. Have a great day people.
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I don't think anyone meant that guys don't feel anything, I think that they were saying in reference to girls, they feel much less. Girls are overly emotional, make everything to be bigger than it really is, and get upset - and show it - quicker, so guys compared to girls have much more melow emotions. At least that's what I meant. But, if someone else meant something different, it's probably because they were jealous of the three headed dragon glove you had at school today.
Michelle, you make me smile. I think that whoever said it was right though. I know that I don't show emotion, and whether it be out of choice or out of the inability to present my feelings, the end result is the same. I want to compliment you o your ability to make any situation better. While I may have written you something too elaborate, I really did mean that part. I am glad you are my friend.
Chris- I heart you. You make school somewhat bearable. I don't think you should despair. Life is bleak for many right now. I think its a matter of finding your purpose, finding the one thing that you will be passionate about, that will make life worth living. We're young. A lot of us are just wandering about. It's just a matter of keeping ourselves going until we find a reason to want to keep going...
on a more amusing note, that freakin' scary movie we saw Friday night gave me a nightmare. BOO!
Hey Chris, I know this is an old post so you probably won't see my comment, but in case you do, I have TONS of classical music, you name it, I've probably got it somewhere or other, I think you should listen to Scheherezade by Rimsky-Korsakov, it's really good.
Oh, sorry, forgot the compliment, Chris, you rock, You manage to be laid back and carefree in leadership, yet actually accomplish stuff too, unlike myself, I'm laid back, AND I don't do anything.
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