THAT IS WHAT I WILL BE UPDATING FROM NOW ON.
WHEN YOU SEE THE DINOSAUR-WITH-HEARTS ICON AGAIN, YOU WILL KNOW YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
FRIEND ME SOON SO I HAVE FRIENDS, PLS!!!!
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I have one word for you all, and I would like you to memorize it and gaze in awe at its wonder:
HEROES
That word contains all the mind-melting, near-orgasmic joy that is television Monday nights at nine.
And TODAY was even BETTER BECAUSE:
DAVID ANDERS.
BEST EVER.
No-one else probably knows who he is. But I am in such awe and wonderment and joy you have NO IDEA.
There was actually screaming/squealing.
...thankfully, no-one else was in the house at the time.
BUT SERIOUSLY.
OMG.
*FANGIRLING*
OMGOMGOMGOMG. I CANNOT WAIT FOR MONDAYS NOW.
THEY ARE NOW THE BEST DAY OF THE WEEK. OMG.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
...in other news, "Chuck" was also quite good.
You should check it out...because you seriously haven't missed much.
Plus - ADAM BALDWIN!
CELEBRATE, FANS OF FIREFLY! JAYNE IS BACK, AND NOW HE WEARS A SUIT.
:D
(The Gladdest Face)
By the way, this post is mostly an excuse for me to use MY FAVORITE ICON on MY FAVORITE DAY.
YESSSSSSS.
It's funny how things can just creep up on you.
Today, for the first time, it finally hit me that I'll be starting my last year of high school in a month. I don't know why it occured to me today, of all days. Probably because the subject of next year - of the homework I still haven't done, of college searching, of college entrance and attendance and funds - which kept popping up. But, then again, I've thought about those things many times and never before has there been such an impact.
Now to the point, my realization.
This will be my last year of high school.
And since I want to go to school on the East Coast, somewhere completely new and different,
This is my last year with the people I have always had.
I feel, if anything, a new sense of loss. Before now, I've considered the impacts of leaving my family, of leaving my home, of leaving my pets, of leaving most of my possessions. But I never really thought about leaving my life.
If I go, and even if I don't, graduation in June may be the last time I ever see some of the people I've grown up with, the people who have been, in a sense, a part of me since freshman year, seventh grade, or even far longer. For the first time, I realize...they won't be there. I won't have classes where they're just sitting there in the background. They won't be around to call up for chatting. They won't know the people I know, do the things I do, see the things I see.
I'm losing people.
I'm losing myself.
And I'm so scared.
I'm not ready to lose people I love.
I know myself, and I know I'm dreadful at keeping touch with people when they're out of sight...even if they're only a classroom or two away, if I don't see them through the course of a year, that's it...I lose track. I lose them. But they're always right their, and I can appease myself by stopping in the hall and chatting for just a moment.
That. Will. Be. Gone.
And I'm so scared.
Not because I'm facing the new...but because I'm losing contact with the familiar, possibly...forever.
All of a sudden, that word carries more weight.