she's wicked bored and procrastinates

Answer the following questions ONLY using titles of their songs:

01. Are you male or female: She's Always A Woman billyjoel
02. Describe yourself: Bohemian Like You dandywarhols; Barely Legal thestrokes (HAHA)
03. How do some people feel about you: You're Driving Me Crazy squirrelnutzippers; Weird Friendless Kid emilianatorrini (HAHA)
04. Describe your ex Boyfriend: n/a
05. Describe current Boyfriend: n/a
06. Describe where you want to be: Your Flying Car thewhompingwillows; Montauk bayside
07. Describe how you live: I Am A Passenger iggypop
08. What would you ask for if you had just one wish: Pictures Of Success rilokiley;
09. Share a few words of Wisdom: Time Is Running Out muse; Don't Deconstruct rilokiley
10. Now say goodbye: Remember Me thezutons; Life Has Been Good To Me frenchstewart

My 20 Most Played Songs of 2005

01 Prisoner - REGINA SPEKTOR (93)
02 Samson - REGINA SPEKTOR (86)
03 La Vie En Rose - LOUIS ARMSTRONG (85)
04 My Wizard Scar Still Burns For You - HARRY AND THE POTTERS (79)
05 Braille - REGINA SPEKTOR (79)
06 Where Nobody Knows - KINGS OF LEON (76)
07 Folding Chair - REGINA SPEKTOR (76)
08 Anyone Can Play Guitar - RADIOHEAD (75)
09 Brightly Wound - EISLEY (74)
10 No Surprises - RADIOHEAD (71)
11 Combat Baby - METRIC (70)
12 Idiocy - THE DOUBLE (65)
13 About The Moon - RILO KILEY (65)
14 Engine Heart -MIRAH (64)
15 After Hours (Velvet Underground Cover) - RILO KILEY (61)
16 Four Kicks - KINGS OF LEON (60)
17 Gigantic - PIXIES (60)
18 Friendship Song - STELLA (60)
19 Talk Show Host - RADIOHEAD (58)
20 Mushaboom - FEIST (57)

And to keep this sountrack-centered: My movie will portray irony. The end. :)

One More Entry for the Night

Specific Instructions Regarding Short Scarf:

-Loosely tie once around neck. Do not knot, or the resulting bundle will appear knob-like and overwhelm the already short length of the scarf.
-Pair with shirt of low neckline, so as not to appear MANLY (the scarf might come off as a clunky tie).

P.S. NICK should've won this week's episode of Project Runway! TOTALLY! Actually, Santino's was a nice dress, but NICK is "just as talented," as he put it. What a sweetie. He always has the good jokes. (Him being just as talented as Santino was not a joke.)

P.P.S DANIEL FRANCO was on the How Do I Look? I had recorded. I giggled with delight. As crappy as that show is, and no matter how bad of morality was shown in that episode (and many episodes), I am happy to see Daniel Franco doing well for himself. I LOVE you, Daniel.

Let's Get Down to Business

Metronomy - Black Eye / Burnt Thumb, a la Music for Robots. The post is Blair's, and he's one of my favorites.

It starts off with a resonant gloom and melancholy strings, decidedly ending on a high note near the first thirty seconds of the track. A pause and then guitar strumming that is a bit groovier and blues-y, until finding the accompaniment of some string instrument that could almost be a trumpet or trombone. Actually, I think I'll stick with some wind instrument. (Please correct me if I am wrong.) Anyway, the drum kicks in to match the steadiness of the guitar and both serve as the backbone and support to the more dynamic trumpet/trombone, which are pacing and slowly merge into a technically stylized victory dance, cheering on the wistful accordion, until the two switch roles.

The trumpet/trombone becomes synth-y and pulled apart. From somewhere at 2:35, its choppy, swiftly cut screeching develops into something of a design, and is tightly wound, taunting, and hypnotic. Feel the heartbeat. Afterwards, melancholy strings return with the denouement.

Lacking the hokeyness of the trained dancing monkey, it becomes a matter of life and death (HAHA). A little leaning to the side of high school pep rally, but the energy, adrenaline, and one-ness make "Black Eye / Burnt Thumb" better suited to a more invigorating hopelessness, and a more justified mental breakdown.

I am not just spitting fire. Check it out.

P.S. Be sure to also check out the funky "Tambourine Crown" by the Clean Prophets, which can also be found on the Music for Robots website.

(Headline for Headlines)

HAHAHA, Misha's entry concerning Memoirs of a Geisha. I agree. The movie was visually stunning, but that's what you get with elaborate movie sets and enhanced colors in the picture. Story was a'ight, I guess. Maybe shoulda read the book.

Real reason for the update:

-The Wildlife show, January 28 at Balazo's 18
-Stars (!!!) CONCERT, February 10 at the Fillmore

...

On Will & Grace, Taye Diggs is guest starring, I guess. And... he was going to Memoirs and a Will's character was at the wrong theatre. And Will said to Taye Diggs' character, "Maybe you're at the wrong theatre." And Diggs says,"If this is not Memoirs of a Geisha, then why are the people coming out of the theatre with an expression like, ehh." And he did the shaky hand thing. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. HAHAHA. HAHA. Heh. ..

OK, I Guess I'll Post Again for the Third Time in a Row

Director's Guild Nominees:

Ang Lee, Brokeback Mountain (Do I have to post the rest? HAHA)

George Clooney, Good Night and Good Luck
Paul Haggis, Crash (Sure, Directing = Stellar, but Crash? Ugh. HAHA)
Bennett Miller, Capote (WHAT!? WHOA!)
Steven Spielberg, Munich (UGH)


WHY SPIELBERG?! Munich was snubbed for the rest of the guild nominations so HAH. And yes, it is pretentious of me to think Crash is pretentious. Wotev. I would have gladly replaced Spielberg with who ever directed Walk the Line, just cause for this oscar season, I have a personal vendetta against Spielberg. After BBM and Ang Lee win, I'll remember Artificial Intelligence and go back to normal. HAHA


Screen Actor's Guild Nominees:

Actor:
Russell Crowe, Cinderella Man (GROSS!)
Philip Seymour Hoffman, Capote
Heath Ledger, Brokeback Mountain
Joaquin Phoenix, Walk the Line
David Strathairn, Good Night, and Good Luck

Actress:
Judi Dench, Mrs. Henderson Presents (WHY?!)
Felicity Huffman, Transamerica
Charlize Theron, North Country (GROSS!)
Reese Witherspoon, Walk the Line
Ziyi Zhang, Memoirs of a Geisha (YES YES YES! SHE'S SO IN! THIS + GLOBES = OSCAR NOMINATION!!)

Supporting Actor:
Don Cheadle, Crash (YES NO TERRENCE HOWARD! SO SNUB'D!)
George Clooney, Syriana
Matt Dillon, Crash (YES!)
Paul Giamatti, Cinderella Man
Jake Gyllenhaal, Brokeback Mountain

Supporting Actress:
Amy Adams, Junebug (YES!)
Catherine Keener, Capote (I would have prefered her in Virgin.. HAHA)
Frances McDromand, North Country (GROSS! STOP THIS NORTH COUNTRY LOVE!)
Rachel Weisz, Constant Gardener
Michelle Williams, Brokeback

Ensemble:
Brokeback Mountain
Capote
Crash
Good Night, and Good Luck
Hustle & Flow (UGH, HOWARD!)


Overall I'm happy. Brokeback Mountain did a full sweep by being nominated by Producer's Guild and Screenwriter's Guild yesterday, meaning with todays nominations it's gotten nominations from all four!!! Capote and Crash did so too, which is cool for Capote (it just better not win nothing from beloved Brokeback), and you know how I feel about Crash. HAHA

I would have liked Steve Carrell in 40-Year Old Virgin to be nominated for Best Actor instead of Russel Crow. NO THANDIE NEWTON?! WTF?!? NO GONG LI?! DOUBLE WTF! At least my precious, precious Ziyi Zhang got in. I was losing hope for her, but now, I might switch from Team Felicity to Team ZIYI! Best Actress has been all about Felicity vs. Reese so far, hopefully they'll split votes in the academy and the winner becomes Ziyi Zhang for a WONDERFUL UPSET! At a recent academy screening of Memoirs of a Geisha, it was reported that Academy Voters stood up and applauded when her name came on screen in the credits. YES YES YES!

Also, I'm totally in hate for all these nominations for North Country. And Cinderella Man.

Brokeback and Good Night and Good Luck are locks for best picture nominations. Same for Capote and Crash too. It looks like it's either Walk the Line vs Munich for the fifth slot. Walk the line gets it, for making more money (Munich stank at box office) and it will be the only major studio movie to be nominated. Hopefully this trend will continue and actual GOOD movies are getting what they deserve from the Oscars. No more Gladiator winning over Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. That was a Crime. A CRIME.

I'm going to watch Zoolander now and laugh my butt off. Speaking of, I wanna switch from Horror to BIOPIC! HAHA I really wanna do one for Montgomery Clift. I even have a screenplay in mind. Really. Actually I might wanna do comedy instead now. HAHA Oh well lemme sleep on it.

Hawt

Time for you to find out about Stereogum, if you haven't already.

They recently had a contest of Mr. Indie Rock 2005, and Sufjan Stevens won. Raise your hand if you're in love with him. (Mariela's boy, Jufjan, raises his hand HAHAHA)

The rapper from the Chronic(Cles) of Narnia was even voted for. HAHAHA

OMFG. Jake Gyllenhaal ONLY GOT ONE VOTE?!? Are they BLIND?! I didn't know you could vote for him! HAHA I bet it was Misha. This is her showing how upset she is. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!

I voted for Sufjan this year, and Feist on the Girl Version, who only was only 2nd. Sigh. Oh well, winner was Jenny Lewis, but I was pleasently suprised that M.I.A. got up in there. Kewl. But where was Sharin Foo?! And Amy Millan for that matter! TRAVESTY.


P.S. "Since U Been Gone," Kidz Bop Style. HAHAHA The Asian kids in red and yellow are so spastic. HAHA I'm so proud.

Noizay Funkay

So, Mariela and I talked before about using this thing for music spreading. I'm gonna try. Chaka KaHn!


I first came accross We Are Wolves last summer, from the blog Teaching the Indie Kids to Dance Again. But when my computer crashed, when I went back to retrieve their song, "La Nature," the link was broken.

Months later, I'm listening to Daft Punk's "Robot Rock", and my appetite for electronic funk is multiplied. I remember "La Nature" just then, and with a quick Google search, I find We Are Wolves's website and lo and behold, they're offering La Nature as a download, and another song of theirs I've never heard, "Little Birds."

The song starts with a crash of synth that sounds more like a fire alarm than a song opener, but after a few seconds, the drums come in with a groovy rhythm, not too fast or slow, underneath the high pitched wailing. Then, the bass kicks in as the layers wash over each other and the screech of the synth isn't distracting anymore. It would seem strange without it. Then the sound clips of animal noises and echoing fuzzy shouts from humans. The song then has a little handclap transition, and I love me some handclaps. After that, the synth becomes structured to a rising rift, gaining momentum as the drums get louder, and the few words are put through a loudspeaker as they whine "human nature." Then it sort of keeps the grungy noise rock persona into a drum solo with, yes, more noises.

The drums and the bass get into your head. Listen to headphones at top volume. Tell me you don't want to dance. I dare you. They have a little kick to it, and I'm desperate enough to type it out:

Instead of going "bum bum bum," it sort of goes "bum bum ba-bum." Kind of like Vanilla Ice trying to differentiate his song from Under Pressure. But this time I get it. HAHA

Funnnkay. HAHA Wotev. You'll know when you hear. It's a laid back tempo, but the bassline makes you wanna boogie. I'm soooo not joking.

I remember I let Reslyn listen to "La Nature" before it was gone forever from my iPod. She thought I was trying to scare her, but with enough listens, she tolerated it. She probably did like it, just not enough to admit it. Jerk. HAHA


Listen and Shake It: We Are Wolves - La Nature (Mp3)


If that increases your interest, their website has another song, "Little Birds," but I prefer "La Nature." Just say'n, ese.

If you liked this, I recommend "House of Jealous Lovers" by the Rapture. The funk neva stops.

Proo-sents

I bought/made stuff for you guys and I was supposed to send it a bit earlier; turns out my sister is leaving tomorrow so the package'll be riding in her luggage and sent to school with Miss Stefanie. [Kuh-peesh]?

url:

Um. I'll do that list later.

Anyway, I'm selling.. uh.. Wicker Park and The Virgin Suicides. Anyone want? Or.. maybe a TRADE? Meh.

Harvard Calling

In the year 2006 I resolve to: Stop working my street corner. Get your resolution here

So I got this thing in the mail about Harvard's Summer School Program. It sounds interesting. I'm thinking of doing it, maybe. So far, classes I'm interested in are:



Introduction to Social Anthropology
Fundamentals of Contemporary Astronomy: Stars, Galaxies and the Universe.
Principles of Genetics

Acting Workshop: Developing a Character
Directing
The Noir Antihero in American Fiction and Film
Film and History in Postwar Japan and Post-Mao China

Introduction to Linguistics
Introduction to Philosophy
Biomedical Ethics
Introduction to Psychology
Behaviourism and Behaviour Modification
Abnormal Psychology
Why People Change: Psychology of Influence
The Gender Mystique
Women, Popular Culture, and the American 1950s
Icons of Masculinity (HAHA Cowboys & Homer Simpson et al., No Joke)

Principles of Graphic Design
Documentary Photography
Writing about Social and Ethical Issues
Beginning Journalism
Beginning Screenwriting!!!



I'm thinking yes, but my anxiety says no. You guys tell me what to do and what to take. Chanks.

Movies II

Ok, ok, total cop out. Wotev. HAHA (Bold = Top Ten)

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Brokeback Mountain
The Sixth Sense
Boogie Nights
American Beauty (Yeah, I went there. HAHA)
La marche de l'empereur (HAHAHA!! THAT PELICAN! ZOMG)
The Hours
Far From Heaven
Whale Rider (Close to Being in Top Ten)
Billy Elliot ("Dance Billy!")
Shakespeare in Love
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Chicago (Close to Being in Top Ten)
Hsi Yen (The Wedding Banquet) (Close to Being in Top Ten)
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Shall We Dansu? (Japanese Version HAHA)
House of Sand and Fog
Artificial Intelligence: AI (SO Close to Being in Top Ten)
Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain
City of God (Close to Being in Top Ten)
Pride & Prejudice (2005 Version)
Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring
Zoolander
Mean Girls
Romy & Michelle's High School Reunion
Schindler's List
Big Fish
The Incredibles
As Good As It Gets
Osama
Lost in Translation
In America (Close to Being in Top Ten)
Almost Famous
The Truman Show
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill V.1
Babe
A Little Princess
Raise the Red Lantern

Worst Movies... EVAR

Elephant
Million Dollar Baby
Troy
Moonlight Mile
The Village
PIZZA HAHAHA
Master and Commander
Braveheart

I NEED to see Terms of Endearment, Memoirs of a Geisha, Closer, Thelma & Louise and all the movies made before 1990 on Mariela's List. I like Silence of the Lambs and The Good Girl... just not enough to include in the best ofs.

HAHAH BTW:
Chicago Film Critics Nominations:

"Most Promising Performer
Chris "Ludacris" Bridges - Crash and Hustle & Flow"

Now has a chance of upsetting at Oscars. Watch out. This and 40 Year-Old Virgin. Oldboy was nominated for best foreign film! HAHA

At the Start of the New Year...

First Song Heard: "Closer" by the Tiny
First Food Eaten: Puto
First Drink: Ice Water
First Thing You Saw on TV: Hilary Duff Singing. HAHAHAHAHA
First Person You Came into Contact With: My Auntie
First Resolution That Came to Mind: Do Better.

best. skit. ever.

PASS THE CHRONIC (WHAT?) CLES OF NARNIA
Mr. Pibb + Red Vines = CRAZY DELICIOUS!

Movies

I need to keep a list of my favorite movies. OMG.

In no particular order (though I will figure that out later):

-Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)
-L'auberge espagnole (2002)
-Closer (2004)
-Crash (2004)
-Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain (2001)
-The Secret Garden (1993)
-Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)
-The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
-La marche de l'empereur (2005) (HAHA)
-Monsoon Wedding (2001)
-Taxi Driver (1976)
-Brokeback Mountain (2005)
-The Godfather (1972)
-Requiem for a Dream (2000)
-Before Sunset (2004)
-Singin' in the Rain (1952) (I know...)
-Lola rennt (1998)
-Big Fish (2003)

That's all I can think of. And for the most outrageously annoying, here's what I can think of now (in no particular order):

-Jeux d'enfants (2003)
-Garden State (2004)
-American Beauty (1999)
-The Godfather: Part III (1990)
-Casablanca (1942)

And then there's Fight Club (1999), which was not good enough to make my list of favorites, but deserves credit anyway.

The last movie I will have seen for the year of 2005 is Crash (2004), as long as I make sure not to watch anymore movies for the rest of the evening and tomorrow. The first movie I will see in the year 2006 will be Memoirs of a Geisha (2005). Exciting.

My soundtrack rocks. I just don't have a plotline yet.

im too cheap to buy checks

In the year 2006 I resolve to: Never balance my checkbook. Get your resolution here

soundtrack:
so.. When his mom dies, a preteen boy moves from the big city to his old man's house, escaping a life of punk music, drug addiction, and rollerblading.

He has trouble living with his pa.

He cant handle the tuff cowboy kids at school. Though he's attracted to some blonde that sits in front of him.

He finds on his way home a puppy (it has something special like 3 legs, dunno yet, suggestions?)...well he keeps it. big shocker.

He cares for it <(insert playful tunes).

Well his dad finds out, gets angry, kid stomps off, meets the blonde.

Shes all "what a cute dog.whats wrong?" hes all "simple plan. simple simple, plan plan"

They become friends.

She probably sticks up for him, and her friends become his.

So a jealous kid plans to hurt the dog.

The dog goes missing.

The boy cries.

They reunite in a grassy meadow. El Fin

At this point the whole audience better be sobbing. Maybe i should show them growing old together? I already don't like the blonde. Maybe she's a phase and there's another girl he befriends and he'll end up with her.

ok so heres my options: punk, acoustic, some kinda rock music, beach boys.

ps.monica i've got Great Italian Love Songs. haha. there's a really good opera song on it.

Yes It Is by the Beatles

Not really emo-ing but I've been in sitting around in quiet contemplation. Incoherent, of course. I guess things are just quiet and I'm okay with it.

Thinking about the future and stuff like that. I'm about to make a list of all the people I will invite to my wedding.

P.S. The dress I almost bought.

keeping it simple

In the year 2006 I resolve to: Loose at least seven jobs. Get your resolution here

How many songs are going to be on this thing? Like, do we have to have a song for EVERY SINGLE SCENE?

ps: I'm gonna drop the fantasy part of my project. Maybe I'll keep the musical part. Maybe.

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I hate Jay Leno's audience. They did it AGAIN. He was like, "So, I watched Brokeback Mountain this weekend" and his audience responded, "NOO!" ... I mean, you couldn't hear it. But it was with that attitude. HAHAHA.

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Yeah, and no, I didn't watch Casanova. Ew. HAHA. Meh.

Title

Well, I thought this thing was for the soundtrack update. Wuh.

Are we supposed to use HTML? I don't like typing 'correctly'. It tires my pinky. HAHAHAHA.

I sooo got that phone reciever. Don't even call it useless. You are soooo jealous. HAHA.

Casanova. ... .... . .

Brokeback Mountain

We watched it at this hidden cinema behind Kohl's in Pleasant Hill. I paid matinee price for three.

It was different from what I'd expected, but I liked it. The movie wasn't cheesy at all, and the "action" was a lot tamer than what I had thought it would be. HAHA, my sisters are phobes. Whateva. It didn't bother me.

The movie was weakly bittersweet and left me with dusty eyes. It was gentle and subtly hopeless. Yep. I liked it.

Afterward, we shopped at Sun Valley Mall in the adjacent town. I bought:

-Lacy rose blouse with puffed short sleeves
-Black blouse with puffed elbow-length sleeves and tied collar
-Beige shirt with maroon flower print, stomach pocket, and puffed short sleeves

Puffed sleeves.

I almost bought a gray long-sleeved dress with attached sash at the neck that tied like a short scarf, but my sister told me not to. Just wait, I'm a goin' back and gettin' it.

well well well my first entry

hmm well here's the goods:

-hair dryer
-kodak easy share digital camera (who will i take pictures of? NOT misha or ryan, jeff?)
-t-shirt. hp 4! ha ha.im wearing it to the next book or movie whichever's first.
-picture frames
-cd case
-curious by brittney spears, thanks to kiley.HA she got me. the bugger
-two pillows
-Love Me if You Dare! really thought it was clothes misha, i thought my gift guessing skills were better than that.but yes i really do like it.so thanks
-My Best Friend's Wedding
-a scrapbook?! gosh mom..
-jeans
-a check for $50 from the I-talian mafia
-iTrip, dont think it works with nano though
-incense to overpower the pot i smoke down in my room.
-extra gum; wildberry frost
-chapstick; berry explosion
-socks
-and the most awkward thing that i seem to get every year:a bath glove.

nick got the coolest present ever. like a archaeologist excavating kit or something. plastic bones are in a sand chunk and you use a paintbrush to uncover the bones. i had to help him with that, being experienced and all.

misha needs a mediator

_ Ugh. I can't believe I'm writing in here. *rolls eyes* HAHAHA. I'm joking.

_ ANYWAY. MISHA SAYS: Thurdsay is stella day. But where it will be held? That is for us to decide.

_ Also, if this entry is screeeeeeeewed, then someone can fix it. I am way too lazy and way to generator journal to check how to fix.

Stuff

Haul:

-Two pairs of chandelier earrings
-Marquesite dangle earrings <3
-Three aqua beaded bracelets
-Aqua beaded necklace
-Brown cuff with buckle
-Two metal beaded bracelets; onyx and turquoise
-Hello Kitty rose pendant (HAHA)
-Beginner's knitting kit + 2 bunches of yarn
-Minnie Mouse fleece pajama bottoms
-Beige oxford-inspired ballet flats
-Tan Japanese bowl and plate set with rabbit theme
-Camcorder carrying case
-BCBG shades
-Victoria's Secret lotion; Love Spell
-Homecoming and school pictures from Stefanie
-$90
-Inch-long turtle

Xmas 2005

I'm realizing that no one ever buys me jewelry that I like (ESotSM Ref, y'dig?). Sike, make that clothes, items, and objects. I like the DVDS I chose for myself, anyway. That I wrapped and waited to open until today. Yeah, I dislike Christmas. Bring on the New Year.

Low Points:

- Kelly green track jacket (I gave it to my cousin)
- Lime green and blue striped button down
- Guitar, which I'll never, ever use.

High Points: (My Presents to Me)

- American Beauty
- As Good As It Gets
- Boogie Nights
- City of God
- Hotel Rwanda
- Far From Heaven
- Joy Luck Club
- The Pianist
- Zoolander

- Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's CD
- Chelsea Boots


I gave the jacket to my cousin who likes it anyway, and the shirt... I think I left it on the floor after unwrapping gifts to go back to sleep. I'm returning the guitar for $217.00 and buying myself better clothes. I bought my auntie a ridunkulously expensive bag from Nordstrom's for Secret Santa. She besta like it. But I wouldn't mind a trip to Seattle to return it for her, and do some shopping for myself. HAHA I'm not spoiled, wotev.

Misha Thinks She's Clever

Capitalise is the British Spelling.

As THOUGH. HAHA You thought you got me, but you sooooOoo didn't. Gahd, I thought you knew I write in British Spelling cause it's the only thing I'm used to. HAH. It's like what my brother did today:

So my uncle toasted some bread and it looked different than the normal bread we eat. My dad asks, "What kind of bread is this?" and my brother replies: "Sourdough. Sourdough is yellow." Impressed, my cousin gives him a high five.

Normal sourdough isn't yellow. We were eating either potato or texas toast. HAHA How stupid. Ok, wotev. I can't believe there was a high five involved. My Gahd.

OBJECTIVE

Let's all post what Winter Solstice objects might receive if we did so something like that (HAHA being PC for Monica, don't know how she does things as well as I should)

Movies

GENRES

Kelsey - Family-friendly
Mariela - Action thriller
Misha - Teen flick
Monica - Prison musical with "a dash of fantasy"
Ryan - Psychological horror

CHARACTERS

Alastair: Seemingly of strong and ideal character until proven a coward, well-meaning, spineless
Cole: Sleaze-bag
Natalia: Talkative, likeable, self-involved, flippant, uninterested, flaky
Roxy: Self-sufficient, self-assured, empathetic (overlooks those with whom she does not empathize), headstrong, uncomfortable with being sympathetic
Travis: Naive

Soundtrack: HORROR

I'm excited about this now. I like the layout etc. It's pretty. It makes me think of that one game, Don't Break the Ice. Yeah Super Cool.

I'm thinking up ways to reduce my song list; I have 115 prospective songs to use. Shootdang. Oh well. Horror Horror Horror!

OBJECTIVE

By Dec 28th, everyone has to have some idea to their plot. Post it here so we can comment etc. Chanks!


P.S. Misha, if you don't learn how to capitalise your sentences and name, we're gonna have problems. HAHA. No, really. Fix that --- thanks.

okay, so like, the ukranian foreign exchange student did a presentation. and she said that her nickname was "britva". because she'd "tag" razors on things.. or something like that.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! GET IT?! BRITVA! HAHAHAHAHA!

My Only Swerving by El Ten Eleven

Duke, duke, duke...... Duke of Earl, duke, duke.

Meh. Ryan tells me no puedo tocar el HTML. HEH. Just wait.

Neh...... Maybe not.

So anyway, my "friend" wants to take me shopping, and here begins my moral dilemma. What's a girl to do?

My cousin gave birth to a baby girl.

I have joined the ranks among those who love/hate The Scarlet Letter.

I found a bunch of love texts on my cellphone that have all been formatted in text-message language. Actually, they were in the Inbox and Outbox both. Bye.

P.S.

Madonna. Confessions on a Dancefloor. Out today. TAP THAT.

TEST

Yo Yo Yo, check 1, check 2; TESTING. Yeah, so when I give you guys the password etc., you guys have to update this. Also, when pitas opens up for more accounts, we're gonna get oldboy.pitas or something like that. I hope it's not taken yet, cause who would want that for a url? HAHA old men blogging about their loss of control of their bladders (like Misha) HAH.