Out of every day in the week, I hate Sunday the most. Saturday comes to a close second.

It's just the hardest two days to get through.

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OK, well, today was an extremely happy day. I dunno. I was just fun and a little spontaneity never hurt anyone. I made people laugh today. I debated the authenticity of the Twin Tower incident. You know, the one where hundreds of people died? (I'm talking to YOU, Ikimashokie!)

Music was playing when I entered English class, and I broke it down. Kyle walked in a minute or so after me, and he broke it down, too.

As of right now, my myspace profile says "I break into dance for no reason and when you least expect it.

I can not dance."

I want to work at Black20 offices. I would love it. Check out their new office.



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I'm curious about the way some things become so popular, even if they're just mediocre. The problem is that I don't partake in those things, (i.e. the Jonas Brothers or Twilight series) so it's hard for me to say how well or poorly done those things really are.

I CAN say, though, that Weezer's new album has at least 5 great songs (I heard them on the radio) and that, unfortunately, I think the Pork and Beans video is just as awesome as everyone else thinks, which was probably the point. It's so obvious that they wanted attention for that song/video, but they did such a good job that I grudgingly love it anyway. -sigh-

And hey, check it out. I'm not such a whiny little prick anymore. About, say, half of my posts from this year so far have been depressing, angry, whiny, or just a chore to read. (Trust me, I know. And I'm sorry!) The other part was probably me recounting an event that I wanted to commit to history, so they don't count.

The point is, those feelings are mostly gone. Yes, I still get frustrated with people. A lot. I still can't quite let things that I deem bad go; I still go out of my way to try to fix everything that I think is wrong. But, overall, I have a thoroughly better outlook on life, and I have a better understanding of why I act the way I do. Best yet, I want to fix it.

Life isn't exactly pleasant, but I'll live. With some help.

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Mark Twain expresses his views on the greed, ignorance, cruelty, but also the beauty and love in human nature in his book The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by contrasting Huck and Jim’s peaceful river life with the hectic and sometimes dangerous adventures they had on land.

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