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Apr. 24th, 2008 01:05 pmThings I have realised today:
1. My aversion to making phone calls is not greater than my laziness, when it comes down to it. In fact, they're about equal, and the answer to the dilemma of going to see the person vs calling them is obvious: write an email!
2. I have a massive crush on a Danish guy I know. It's getting to the appearing in my dreams stage. Not that I would do anything about it, but I feel a bit bad for enjoying it... and also, he's going to be playing in my band, hopefully, and I don't really want to spend the whole time feeling like I'm 13. So yeah, should probably work on de-crushing.
3. I kind of wish I could start uni all over again. Possibly in America. First year was just so much less complicated...
4. I also kind of miss having an internet blog that no one knew about - not that I don't like having a blog that people actually comment on, it's really nice, but I remember feeling strangely empowered by the fact that I could post on something as public as the internet, and yet nobody would read it or notice it until I brought it to their attention.
1. My aversion to making phone calls is not greater than my laziness, when it comes down to it. In fact, they're about equal, and the answer to the dilemma of going to see the person vs calling them is obvious: write an email!
2. I have a massive crush on a Danish guy I know. It's getting to the appearing in my dreams stage. Not that I would do anything about it, but I feel a bit bad for enjoying it... and also, he's going to be playing in my band, hopefully, and I don't really want to spend the whole time feeling like I'm 13. So yeah, should probably work on de-crushing.
3. I kind of wish I could start uni all over again. Possibly in America. First year was just so much less complicated...
4. I also kind of miss having an internet blog that no one knew about - not that I don't like having a blog that people actually comment on, it's really nice, but I remember feeling strangely empowered by the fact that I could post on something as public as the internet, and yet nobody would read it or notice it until I brought it to their attention.
