January 2009
11 posts
easy. lucky. free.
i’m addicted to listening to this man lately:
i always find myself listening to him in the winter mostly. i swear, it’s the weather.
we've gone too far to turn it back.
as i stumbled across my other favorite song off fast times while looking for that other gem i posted. i highly suggest watching this in HQ. it’s well worth it. i’m still slightly (or extremely… your pick) outraged that i didn’t go to this show. i had a ticket. i’d rather not talk about it. enjoy this one. i feel like i was there. only, i wasn’t.
there's not much left inside your chest...
…but it’s worth much more than what you think.
once again, william beckett leaves me speechless. seriously, is there anything he can’t do? and he claims to “suck” at playing the guitar. clearly, he’s way too hard on himself. i love this song. it’s called every burden has a version. it’s a b-side on fast times at barrington high. it’s really...
we've got each other figured out.
it’s a great feeling. really, it is. :)
you told me just to breathe, but you stole my...
valmont just came on my iHome. i love Empires. probably my favorite local band. that statement assumes that The Academy Is… is no longer a local band seeing as they’ve moved on from playing small venues such as SubT and The Double Door. which reminds me, i specifically recall a night in the summer when my best friend and i jumped into her lexus (don’t even ask) and drove to six...
subzero hearts.
so, it’s so cold that it’s nearly impossible to go outside without your face freezing. you know that feeling? i imagine it’s the same feeling if one was to get botox injected in their face. suddenly, your facial expressions are limited to a grimace. it’s slightly amusing, i won’t lie.
but it’s so cold you can see when you breathe. look. it makes me shiver to...
maybe my answers are not out east ...
“longing for lovers that have long since discovered the truth behind these dreams.”
of course this would happen when i’m not there, and when it’s not in chicago. i don’t think you understand that i would have given anything to see a remember maine song performed live. seriously. this is my second favorite song. the first being “forever ended today”. that...
it's one of those things.
you know, when you’re backed into a corner practically by your own doing. and the small percentage where it’s not your fault falls on behalf of the reason why you’re stuck in the situation. and obviously, it’s at a wonderful time when there’s nothing else going on in my life. it’s like dreary and menacing clouds hanging over me just waiting for the most...
we have it too good now...
… but i’m giving up. it’s not worth it anymore. at least, that’s what i think right now. right?
a few words might change my mind. but here’s the better question to ask: can you change my mind?
but i can't help it, it just gets to me.
*sigh* i don’t know what i’m going to do until march. this weather is getting to me, and it’s not having a positive effect. i’m becoming lethargic, tired, and unmotivated. sometimes i wish i wasn’t so moody, but at least i’m not a robot with one expression and feeling. that would get tiresome.
i’m sitting here at a quarter to midnight with a paper to...
have you ever stood outside a picket fence?
you can see through, but you can’t get to the inside.
seriously, it’s really amusing that someone so young wrote that. it’s really deep and metaphorical for a twelve year old, no?
on the lighter side of things, happy new year. i already broke my resolution to eat healthier today. fast food while roadtripping is inevitable. damn it.