Some days you sit at the piano, and the notes pour out of you before you can even begin to imagine what it is that you're doing. It begins as dissonance, but it soon becomes noise, and finally chaos. It's beautiful and it's exhilarating and it's terrible, but most of all it's draining--it drains the very core of you, and that's what creates it, the ( Read more... )

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH.

Okay, I'm good.

I was reading through some of my old poetry, and most of it sucked, but I was actually kind of proud of this one:

Toy

Child,
I am old.
We used to play,
and you called me Teddy--
you called me a beautiful thing.
But my cotton-fluff stuffing
is fading to dust,
and my black button eyes
are grey.

I am old (over-loved), Child,
and I cannot stay.

I've consumed alcohol.
I've run away from home.
I have lied to my parents about where I am.
I don't like Bush because from what I hear, he is dumb.
I don't like Bush with my own reasons to back it up.
I am for Bush.
I really don’t care either way.
I listen to political music. [But not because it's political, just because it's good music ( Read more... )

I cannot tell you how angry it makes me for people to lambaste Studio 60 for being "not funny." It is able to be moving and romantic and dramatic while still being one of the funniest shows on television. Now, sure, the sketches from the show-within-the-show--those aren't funny. But for the love of God, they're not supposed to be. If Aaron Sorkin ( Read more... )

I was (semi-) drunk last night. No, seriously. Here's how it went down ( Read more... )

So I was talking to Adam Clay about his band, and this happened ( Read more... )

Stolen from Brenda Kelly's facebook--there were several questions missing, so I made them up.

( boredom )

czarjimbo (1:26:48 AM): The new episode of House was on last week ( Read more... )

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