I was the girl who swore she didn't need video games in her life.
I was the girl who swore she didn't have time for such trivial pursuits.
I was the girl who swore she didn't want a Nintendo DS, especially when all her friends told her how much fun it was and how much she'd love it.
I was the girl who was determined.
I am also the girl who caved.
I was the girl who may have gotten a DS, but decided she didn't need Guitar Hero: On Tour because it was just way too expensive.
I was the girl who thought paying $40 plus shipping for one game was ridiculous.
I was also the girl who saw aforementioned Guitar Hero game on sale for $30.
I was also the girl who happened to have $30 from grandmothers and explicit instructions to spend it on something UNpractical and UNeducational (yup. I'm that lame. I have to be forced to be spontaneous and impractical).
I am now the girl who owns the game she doesn't need and the Nintendo DS she doesn't need.
And I am now the girl who kicks major guitar butt.
I'm pretending it will help me play my real guitar better :-D
P.S. Have y'all taken note of how many times I've posted already this month?!?! This is a new record here in Mismatchedville! It's unheard of!!!
Thursday
*confession*
Posted by Emily at 8:18 PM 2 comments
Labels: confession, guitar, life, money, pressure, video games
Wednesday
Reasons for my current state of..... *happy sigh*
Ahhhhhhh, it's days like today that make me think summer might actually be worth keeping. I mean, don't get me wrong; when I'm Dictator-of-the-World someday we certainly won't have three months of this revolting heat, laziness, and related misery, but maybe I'll allow a week or two. Maybe.
Current Reasons I'm at Peace with the Season of Summer:
-- Staying up freakishly late (I think it was 2am before I went to bed last night?) to work off a caffeine high and sleeping in the next morning without feeling guilty
-- Going to the library and finding that I have time to just hang out and chat with people instead of rushing off to somewhere else
-- Time to go for a run
-- Milkshakes (yeah, so that sort of negates the whole purpose of running, but whatever)
-- Swimming
-- Playing my guitar out on the patio as a breeze danced around me
-- Bare feet (I mean, sure, I've tried going barefoot in the winter, but it's rather painful; hypothermia and frostbite and all that)
-- Having the windows open
A very lovely day, all in all. And a very productive one as well! In addition to all of the above I also ran errands, unpacked from camp last week, started a load of laundry, scheduled a college campus visit, and sort of cleaned my room. Yahoo!
P.S. AP Psychology score came today -- I got a five. The perfectionist in me is finally satisfied.
*happy sigh*