Showing posts with label playmusical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label playmusical. Show all posts

i'm a slave to technology

so i forgot to turn my phone off last night (and pause the song that was playing, so mgmt's electric feel is now my number two top played song) and had no battery this morning. i spent the whole day at school simmering in a mild state of panic at my lack of phonage. and, yes, i am fully aware of how pitiful that is. let's just blame steve jobs, okay? clearly iphone come equipped with a secret chip which recalibrates your chi until it's automatically thrown off balance when there isn't a working phone within ten feet of you. or something.

so it's friday. the lady who does our laundry is here, so i'm going to nap and wake up to freshly wandered pjs. it's exciting. i should probably finish my favorite drink in the world first. (i'd have taken a picture but i just started drinking right away and now it's half full and kind of disgusting looking).

i'm listening to antonia (acoustic) by motion city soundtrack right now. last night on the way back from the play (which was awesome, if a bit trippy and confusing) i was talking to s-la and reached this wonderful conclusion: everyone should have one friend who has, like, amazing taste in music and listens to everything, regardless of genre, and keeps an eye on the indies and will pass on the good songs/artists/bands to you, and has so many songs that when you tell people they have six bajillion songs the truth is, it's closer to seven bajillion. everyone should have that friend, but none of us do. i wish i had a friend like that! think of how much good music i'd be able to listen to if i had someone to find stuff and pass it on and bump up my music library! me and s-la would be in musical nirvana (hee, puns). it'd be great. so if by some chance you're reading this and you fit this description, leave a comment - i welcome strangers with good music! (well, only strangers who aren't strange. creepers, begone!)

oh, and speaking of the play, it really made me want to reread as you like it, which is what it was based off of. meggo and i read it together when i first moved to lansdowne, way back in freshman year. touchstone was our favorite, but celia was pretty cool, too. who's your favorite? what's your favorite shakespeare play? enquiring minds want to know.

also, this is why french is the coolest language. and the cutest!