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• In my mind, in the most mundane and petty town ever
Member Since
• 2006-04-21
Occupation
• Student
Real Name
• not tellin'

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Achievements
• umm...I don't know. I had straight A's my first year of high school.
Anime Fan Since
• Does it matter?
Favorite Anime
• I don't really watch anime anymore but I like Rose of Versailles and Utena
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  • stop procrastinating
  • learn to sew
  • live instead of exist
  • spend less time on the computer
  • relearn Japanese
  • Get more sleep
  • Do well in school (without going insane)
  • get a job

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• sewing, going online, obsessing
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• Being sad




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Monday, May 1, 2006

   I want to finish Kurumi


7:53
Weee....I have a headace today. Didn't procrastinate as much as I usually do so...less guilt. I still have to work on projects though. Projects are a procrastinator's worst nightmare.

A lot of kids weren't in class today but I couldn't tell if they were boycotting or just taking the AP exams.

My mom stole the DVD player so I can't watch Kurumi, which I have to return to a friend by the end of this week. T.T
I've noticed that if I'm not doing something I should the more that I talk about it.

Come to think of it,the other dvd player is supposedly broken.

Yesterday I went to see the St. Micheal's Boy's Choir sing. They were really good. The junior choir sounds like a group of angels. Their voices are probably more high pitched than the choruses of women who sing the theme song to the Ghost in the Shell movie.
I wondered what happened once they hit puberty until I heard the senoir choir. They don't exactly sound like monks. I would have enjoyed it a lot more if my sisters weren't fighting and screaming throughout the whole concert.
I thought that they weren't human until a group of the youngest boys sat in front of me. I saw that each of them had their own Nintede DS and were playing games, talking and acting more human.


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