pandamari

I like making lists of things I like. I think it's because I so often find myself making mental lists of things I hate, I think someone should continually update their mental list of things they like, as an exercise in sanity. It's also interesting to see how many times I have to keep myself from saying chocolate... (Christmas season will be the death of me) 1. Radio shows 2. Cups of tea 3. Backstage drama 4. Theater ghosts 5. Daguerrotypes 6. Road trips 7. Celtic music 8. Overused cliches 9. Penguins 10. Those times when I put my ipod in shuffle and then it's like it's reading my mind and playing all the music I love and want to h

Deciding how I feel about e-readers. It's not very easy. Some people are very black and white about it, like I HATE e-readers and want nothing to do with them. But... I'm not so sure. I mean, I love books. There are things you can only do with books. Smell them. I'm one of those creepy people who like randomly burying their noses, literally, into old yellowed books. Also, I love when you're reading and someone asks what you're reading and they lift up the book to read the back and you're just like 'this is good stop bothering me and read your own'. *shrug* But I also want an e-reader for some reasons. They're convenient. Lately, literally A

Oh gosh. Haven't written a journal in ages. And what am I ranting on? Cleaning rooms. I don't want to give you the wrong impression or anything. I'm the messiest person you'll probably ever meet. Most of the time my clothes are lying on the floor, I have used plates littering my desk, my closet is three feet deep in clothes because I hate hanging them up. I just pick up everything off the floor and my desk every other week for the lady who comes to vacuum. I'm not exaggerating. In fact.... I might be leaving things out. I'M SORRY. I FEEL LIKE I HAVE TO APOLOGIZE. And then, every few years or so, I decide to really clean my room for really