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| You know, I've been reading through most of my old Xanga entries, and the one thing that kept going through my head again and again was how inredibly loved I've been my entire life. I was never the most social, outgoing person, especially in middle/high school, but I've had the pleasure of knowing the kindest, most amazing, wonderful, hysterical people I could have ever asked for. I've gone through my life being jealous of so many people, for one reason or another, but perhaps I've turned out the luckiest of all. How many people have the privlage of claiming that they've had multiple best friends, been in many incredible relationships, have been the reciever of so much love? I look at other people, and all the backstabbing and pain that has been caused in their lives due to their "friends". While I've definitely experienced my share, to the point of heartbreak and beyond, in retrospect the good has far, far outweighed the bad. I wish everyone that's touched me in such a way knew how much their involvement in my life has meant to me, and how it will never be forgotten. How deeply they've influenced me, even in the tiniest of ways. From my very best friends, to people I knew in high school who I may (sadly) never speak to again. I know not many people use Xanga much anymore, but if you happen to see, I want you to know how grateful I am for knowing you. You all know who you are. Oh, and since I don't update this thing much, Merry Christmas kids *hopes for snow* | | |
| Blind Guardian rocked my face off and Hansi was all kinds of awesome. I adore that man. I was worried I wasn't going to see much of anything because after the opening act finished people started closing in more and I had like three really tall people in my way. Which was upsetting and I was praying for an opening, then after the initial excitement died down I had a good view of Hansi for most of the concert, so I was really happy about that. Being only feet away from the people that made some of the most beautiful and amazing music I've ever heard is awesome. I've waited years to see them, and it didn't disappoint. I only had one near death experience  (after some people decided to act like we were watching a boy band and went crazy over a drum stick thrown into the crowd), so it was nowhere near as rough as what I expcected. Which is good, because I'd prefer to watch the band then having to be alert constantly to make sure my nose doesn't get bashed in. All in all, good times ^^ I didn't get a tour shirt or anything though. We had to leave pretty much right away after the concert so...oh well. I suppose that'll be for the next concert. Um. First semester is almost done. It went by incredibly fast. Charlie and I had our one year anniversary back in the beginning of October. Otherwise nothing all that much exciting happened. Now I've got to deal with finals and final projects which is never fun. So break can't come soon enough. And then back to Carmike for me. Bah. Edit: I was searching for stuff on the band that opened for Blind Guardian because they were awesome, and I remember thinking that the lead singer reminded me of the lady from Theatre of Tragedy. Which is great, because apparently she is. I wish I had known, I love some of their stuff. I had no idea they had fired her >< | | |
| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RVQ1NcTwQ4 I know it's such a corny video, but Hansi makes me squee. His awseomeness far outpowers the cheese factor. Annnnnnnnnndddd....I just ordered their new CD because FYE. And Hot Topic. And Borders. Decided not to have it. And their new CD will be amazing. Because pretty much everything I've heard from it so far is great. GREAT. No surprise there. | | |
| Blind Guardian's coming to Philly in a few months. Finally.
Classes start in a week. Not so cool. I'm not quite sure I'm ready for it again >< I'm so going to miss my Sydney  | | |
| A friend of Aubrey's from back in high school died recently. I never met him, but I remember her talking about him. About their math class and whatever funny thing he did/said that day. And it's weird to think that he only had a few more years left to live. He was only what, 19?
One day you're here, and the next you could be gone. It's so completely cliche, but when it happens, it really drives the point home. That anyone could go at any time. Everyone assumes they're going to live to a nice, old age. But who knows? It happened to a girl I knew back when I was younger, to an old friend's mom...
It's a little scary, and pretty surreal thought once you actually stop to contemplate it.
Anyway, work today was surprisingly slow. Pirates was pretty much sold out for all showings, but it seemed like most of the people that even bothered to come to the theatre were coming for that movie.
Not that I'm complaining, mind you. Plus, I got to dress up as a pirate. A pirate! Only Ferrit and Kyle's outfits were so totally better. Feh.
I get to see Charlie tomorrow ^_^
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