Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Dear Life,
For Christmas I just want my old life back. I want to sit down and write about anything and everything. I want to go to a school that I love, and where I know the people love me. I want to sit in front of a piano and play scores and scores of music at a time. I want to not have a clue what I'm doing with my life and
love it. I want to want to be able to cry and laugh and get mad
when I want to. I want to get sick and not have a boss to take that against me. I want to be able to believe, and pray and
believe. I want to sing at the top of my lungs and still make music. I want to take walks in the rain. I want to hold hands with somebody, kiss their fingertips, look them in the eyes and tell them I love them. I want to be smart and funny, have people fall crazily in love with me, break their hearts, and break mine in the process too. I want to sleep on the weekends. I want to
not have the money to buy what I want. I want to be passionate about something
other than my job. I want to be smart.
I want to be smart. I want to be smart. I want things to make no sense whatsoever but end up alright.
For Christmas I just want my old life back. It doesn't have to be wrapped in holiday paper or come in a box. I just want it back. It can come through the mail or I could come pick it up somewhere. It doesn't matter, really. I just want my old life back.
I'm waiting for it. Please don't lemme down. I always come through for you. I think it's about time you did the same for me.
XOXO
Kitten :)
PS You still have around 27 days before Christmas. That's enough time, I think. But in case you need more time, try not to put too much pressure on me while I'm waiting. I
am tired, you know.
Labels: feelings, nonsense
kitten posted @ 3:40 PM
Randoms things about me
I'm Kitten :)
I get a year older every 17th of August. I am a Leo, and I carry all traits associated with that zodiac.
Right now, I'm twenty years old and I'm loving it. They say we're only as young as we feel. I feel like I'm five.
I would never leave the house without my Zen and my E2. The latter connects me to the world; the former takes me away from it.
If I were to choose a word to describe my life, that word would be
crazy.
I am in love with the stars. I am in love with the rain.
I am a Rutgers University student, and I want to graduate with an English degree. An English-Psych double major would be nice. An English-TCert would be even better.
I want to be a teacher. I want to be writer. I want to be both.
I thrive on indie and emo. Mae, The Spill Canvas, Copeland and Daphne Loves Derby - these are the guys that I listen to. I listen to other bands here and there, but mostly those are the bands I follow. That being said, I'm a mainstream moron.
There's no feeling more lovely than being carried away. People don't usually think of me as somebody spontaneous, but I like being swept away as much as the next girl.
I fall in love easily, but it is really hard for me to fall out. Really hard.
I am very fragile.
I am tolerant of almost everything except one thing: intolerance.
I am an extensive reader. I thirst only for meaning, nothing else.
I love my friends <3
I am extremely spiritual but not religious.
Things I want to do in my life time
Get a job.
- Save up enough money to go back home -
wherever that is if I ever had one before I'm 40.
- Write a book.
- Sing for a Disney movie.
- Buy a house on top of a hill.
- Go bunjee jumping.
Travel halfway around the world.
- See Italy.
Find the one person who makes my heart beat faster and slower at the same time.
Draw and paint.
Learn how to play Sudoku.
- Volunteer for American/Philippine Red Cross or UNHCR.
Quit smoking.
Kitten recommends:
- Antoine de Saint-Exupery's The Little Prince
- Trina Paulus' Hope for the Flowers
- Paulo Coehlo's Eleven Minutes
- Leo Tolstoy's The Death of Ivan Ilych and Other Stories
- Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's Venus in Furs
- J.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye
- Neil Gaiman's American Gods
- Anne Rice's Beauty's Release
- Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's Venus in Furs
- Douglas F. Hofstadter's Godel Escher Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid
- Leonard Mlodinow's Feynman's Rainbow: A Search for Beauty in Physics and in Life
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