Haha, aren't Pink's lyrics hilarious? I love them. She knows how to rock out to her own beat. I always admire those who are clearly independent. I'm in my Linear Algebra class right now...suffering...very deeply. This is the class in which I failed my first test. My first fail of university, in this stupid class, by this stupid professor who brags about being fat as a cause of McDonalds and spends half of class talking about science fiction and making corny math jokes. For example he referred to us as babies, climbing out of our mother's pregnant goo - referring to the fact that we need to accept there are more planes then 2D and 3D or R^2 and R^3 and we must escape those notions and realize there are other dimensions. If you don't get it...don't worry. You don't want to.

I was just wondering a few minutes ago whether anyone would "suscribe" to my life. I mean...look at authors like Meg Cabot. She writes her novels in the form of diary entries. I worked at the library and I know in the youth section there are TONS of books that are written in the form of emails. This obviously appeals to the technological minds of teenagers today....of course they have to be more "vivid" and "descriptive" and not so innocent as my life, but i noticed that a lot of them are written in the form of diary entries or letters. Then I got this random idea... a diary entry is pretty much like a blog (depending on the way you use blogger - I use it as a semi-diary). I wonder if I improved my writing skills...would people read my blog like they would read a novel? It WOULD be interesting if i made it to be. I always want people like Harry Potter to live on like normal people - continuous and never-ending. It would be a narration to my life but no one would ever know that the protagonist was real...hmmm...

I'll blog again soon =)