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Well It's Allright, If You Live The Life You Please
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It's all about the math phys midterm tomorrow, it has some serious potential to destroy each and every one of us, especially you! The readers at home! But don't worry your pretty head, James will make it all go away. I've spent a good chunk of the day going over the material, sorting non-sense from craziness. And as a result, my day's been a tad uneventful. I watched an x-men cartoon episode randomly in an effort to avoiding studying, that was my highlight of the day I guess. My roommate (who's also in physics) doesn't even need to study, I'm pretty sure he's gone to town to see a porno or something (that's my understanding anyways). The weekend will set me free right? Right! Well partially. My first paint balling experience might happen Saturday, which is good, but my weekend's also cursed with a pile of shit due Monday-bloody-Monday. After Monday though it's relatively smooth sailing for a week or so I think.
As a student, due dates and shit are pretty much my biggest responsibilities/concerns/whatever you wanna call it (proves how good life is right now). When I get bogged down music throws me a Tarzan vine and bails me out. And in particular, there's one song that never fails to cheer me up somewhat, no matter how bad things have seemed. Now imagine taking that song and playing it to a bunch of Thomas the Tank Engine clips. Well I don't know about you, but it made me smile a bunch.
The Traveling Wibury's were a supergroup from the late 80's era composed of George Harrison, (sometimes but not for this song) Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Jeff Lyne and Roy Orbison. It's got the train and railway rhythm sound to it. Everyone pitches in and sings a verse. It's got the on-the-move theme in the happy lyrics. This my friends is an awesome example of what I would consider an adventuring song. See ya at the end of the line.
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gratefulIt's all about the math phys midterm tomorrow, it has some serious potential to destroy each and every one of us, especially you! The readers at home! But don't worry your pretty head, James will make it all go away. I've spent a good chunk of the day going over the material, sorting non-sense from craziness. And as a result, my day's been a tad uneventful. I watched an x-men cartoon episode randomly in an effort to avoiding studying, that was my highlight of the day I guess. My roommate (who's also in physics) doesn't even need to study, I'm pretty sure he's gone to town to see a porno or something (that's my understanding anyways). The weekend will set me free right? Right! Well partially. My first paint balling experience might happen Saturday, which is good, but my weekend's also cursed with a pile of shit due Monday-bloody-Monday. After Monday though it's relatively smooth sailing for a week or so I think.
As a student, due dates and shit are pretty much my biggest responsibilities/concerns/whatever you wanna call it (proves how good life is right now). When I get bogged down music throws me a Tarzan vine and bails me out. And in particular, there's one song that never fails to cheer me up somewhat, no matter how bad things have seemed. Now imagine taking that song and playing it to a bunch of Thomas the Tank Engine clips. Well I don't know about you, but it made me smile a bunch.
The Traveling Wibury's were a supergroup from the late 80's era composed of George Harrison, (sometimes but not for this song) Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Jeff Lyne and Roy Orbison. It's got the train and railway rhythm sound to it. Everyone pitches in and sings a verse. It's got the on-the-move theme in the happy lyrics. This my friends is an awesome example of what I would consider an adventuring song. See ya at the end of the line.
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