So this blog might not be entirely positive. sue me. I am so stressed out right now guys. My brother is in a coma. I spent all of last night at the hospital and literally did not sleep at all. He is going to be in there for at least a month and then depending on how badly his brain is damaged after, he either won't remember us or will have a completely different personality or maybe won't even know how to talk. This has been going on for a week now and school is so much more complicated because I can't concentrate on ANYTHING and sometimes just don't show up to classes because I feel like I will just end up being rude to people and messing up stuff.
My best friend says that I should send him subliminal messages to make him hip when he wakes up. "Tiiiiiim. You are only allowed to wear cardigans and skinnyjeans. When your neck is chilly, you wear a scarf. You will enjoy thrifting with me and here is a cd containing some of your favorite music. When you awaken we shall attend many shows. Fleet foxes. Annuals are your FAVORITE BAND. We will attend Coachella next year Tiiiiiim."
The other day my mom looks over across his hospital bed and says "Chelsea. What are you whispering about cardigans and moccasins?"
"uhhhhhNothingMom."
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Whose idea was it to make a film about Woodstock, and not include any music? That's what I wanna know. Also, who stole a hubcap from my car?
I no longer work at that dreaded shoe store, my friends. My life is grand. I spend my days in classes and my new job is among the books. I love working at a library and may wish to do so for the rest of my life.
I love meeting people that I absolutely adore. I love many of my friends, but it's a rare occurrence for me to meet someone and instantly click with them. It doesn't happen often, but when it does it restores my excitement for life. I think my life is going in a positive direction right now, let's hope I'm correct.
I need the new Noah and the Whale album. I need it. I cannot wait this long. Are you kidding me? I summon it to appear in my hands right now.
I no longer work at that dreaded shoe store, my friends. My life is grand. I spend my days in classes and my new job is among the books. I love working at a library and may wish to do so for the rest of my life.
I love meeting people that I absolutely adore. I love many of my friends, but it's a rare occurrence for me to meet someone and instantly click with them. It doesn't happen often, but when it does it restores my excitement for life. I think my life is going in a positive direction right now, let's hope I'm correct.
I need the new Noah and the Whale album. I need it. I cannot wait this long. Are you kidding me? I summon it to appear in my hands right now.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
DinnerParty (I'm A Little Late)
Whoa man! I procrastinate a lot and then I forget things. Janet tagged me in this dinner party blog game thing! It goes like this:
What would happen if you invited your blog friends to a dinner party at your house?
The questions:
"If you were going to allow us to spend a night at your home, we'd like to know the following:
1. What books are on your favorite shelf?
2. What DVDs are on your favorite shelf?
3. What are your two favorite cookbooks?
4. Select 1-3 recipes you will cook for your special guests.
5. What will we be drinking that's available?
Let me start off by saying that I'm not organized enough to have a favorite shelf of books, they are just stacked everywhere (on my windowseat, in drawers, on shelves, under my bed, etc.) but if I had to pick some favorites, they would definitely be:




Call me predictable, but don't knock em til you read em. If we were going to watch a movie, it would probably be one of the following (and I am well aware the 500 days of summer is not on dvd yet, let's just pretend otherwise, shall we?)




3. I don't really have cookbooks. Let's order takeout, okay? And then we can bake a cake or something and call ourselves homemakers.
And since I am not yet 21, you can bring the drinks or we can just make smoothies.
Let's listen to MGMT, Devendra Banhart, and the new Noah and the Whale, as soon as it comes out.
Since I have a very limited number of people that read this, I will tag anyone who wants to keep the game going. So, if you read this, I am tagging you. Yes, you! Comment and let me know that you did so I can read it.
What would happen if you invited your blog friends to a dinner party at your house?
The questions:
"If you were going to allow us to spend a night at your home, we'd like to know the following:
1. What books are on your favorite shelf?
2. What DVDs are on your favorite shelf?
3. What are your two favorite cookbooks?
4. Select 1-3 recipes you will cook for your special guests.
5. What will we be drinking that's available?
Let me start off by saying that I'm not organized enough to have a favorite shelf of books, they are just stacked everywhere (on my windowseat, in drawers, on shelves, under my bed, etc.) but if I had to pick some favorites, they would definitely be:




Call me predictable, but don't knock em til you read em. If we were going to watch a movie, it would probably be one of the following (and I am well aware the 500 days of summer is not on dvd yet, let's just pretend otherwise, shall we?)




3. I don't really have cookbooks. Let's order takeout, okay? And then we can bake a cake or something and call ourselves homemakers.
And since I am not yet 21, you can bring the drinks or we can just make smoothies.
Let's listen to MGMT, Devendra Banhart, and the new Noah and the Whale, as soon as it comes out.
Since I have a very limited number of people that read this, I will tag anyone who wants to keep the game going. So, if you read this, I am tagging you. Yes, you! Comment and let me know that you did so I can read it.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
wellthankyouJan.
Thanks Janet (http://ninjanewsflash.blogspot.com/) for sending me "The Honest Scrap" award! I can't tag 10 people because I don't have that many on here, but I will do my best.
1. “The Honest Scrap” award is not one to hold all to your self but it must be shared!
2. The recipient has to tell 10 true things about themselves in their blog that no one else knows.
3. The recipient has to pass along this prestigious award to 10 more bloggers.
4. Those 10 bloggers all have to be notified they have been given this award.
5. Those 10 bloggers should link back to the blog that awarded them.
1. I still have a disney princess clock hanging in my room. I have never been able to bring myself to take it down.
2. I got really ashamed at how predictable I was, when I logged onto stuffwhitepeoplelike.com and saw the article about moleskin notebooks.
3. I go through weeks where I think that I have agoraphobia, and then the next three or four weeks I am completely social and normal before it starts all over again.
4.I don't know if I will ever be truly successful at anything, because I would rather learn some about a variety of things than be an expert on one thing.
5. I love the Catcher in the Rye and have read it at least 4 times. I also will always love the Perks of Being a Wallflower and get violently upset when people deny that it's a good book.
6. I have this recurring dream that Peter Pan comes. When he comes it's not like a huge thing, it's more like "let's go on a vacation to Neverland". I always wake up with something in my room out of place: an open window, or all of the books shoved off of my windowbox.
7. I don't think I will ever have time to listen to all of the music I want to listen to.
8. The fact that our brains can lose memory terrifies me. Absolutely terrifies me. I get anxiety attacks about it all the time, so I write down as much as I can.
9. I wish that I had the ability to write music and almost think of this ability as magic.
10. I am sometimes incapable of stifling my laughter, I promise I'm not trying to be rude and I honestly cannot control it.
ALRIGHT, here are the people I'm awarding.
1. Stephanie! http://stephanielynnb.blogspot.com/
2. Jeff. http://jefferyfollin.blogspot.com/
3. Anne. http://slagillbagel.blogspot.com/
4. Kaley. http://kaleyelizabeth.blogspot.com/
4. Sara. http://saraellyn93.blogspot.com/
5. Ashlee.http://lifeofashlee.blogspot.com/
1. “The Honest Scrap” award is not one to hold all to your self but it must be shared!
2. The recipient has to tell 10 true things about themselves in their blog that no one else knows.
3. The recipient has to pass along this prestigious award to 10 more bloggers.
4. Those 10 bloggers all have to be notified they have been given this award.
5. Those 10 bloggers should link back to the blog that awarded them.
1. I still have a disney princess clock hanging in my room. I have never been able to bring myself to take it down.
2. I got really ashamed at how predictable I was, when I logged onto stuffwhitepeoplelike.com and saw the article about moleskin notebooks.
3. I go through weeks where I think that I have agoraphobia, and then the next three or four weeks I am completely social and normal before it starts all over again.
4.I don't know if I will ever be truly successful at anything, because I would rather learn some about a variety of things than be an expert on one thing.
5. I love the Catcher in the Rye and have read it at least 4 times. I also will always love the Perks of Being a Wallflower and get violently upset when people deny that it's a good book.
6. I have this recurring dream that Peter Pan comes. When he comes it's not like a huge thing, it's more like "let's go on a vacation to Neverland". I always wake up with something in my room out of place: an open window, or all of the books shoved off of my windowbox.
7. I don't think I will ever have time to listen to all of the music I want to listen to.
8. The fact that our brains can lose memory terrifies me. Absolutely terrifies me. I get anxiety attacks about it all the time, so I write down as much as I can.
9. I wish that I had the ability to write music and almost think of this ability as magic.
10. I am sometimes incapable of stifling my laughter, I promise I'm not trying to be rude and I honestly cannot control it.
ALRIGHT, here are the people I'm awarding.
1. Stephanie! http://stephanielynnb.blogspot.com/
2. Jeff. http://jefferyfollin.blogspot.com/
3. Anne. http://slagillbagel.blogspot.com/
4. Kaley. http://kaleyelizabeth.blogspot.com/
4. Sara. http://saraellyn93.blogspot.com/
5. Ashlee.http://lifeofashlee.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
what a rebel
I now understand why people drop out of college. It's not out of laziness. If I were to drop out of college, it would be because I CANNOT STAND the idea of being glued to a book and a computer in my own home for 4 hours at a time writing a 13 page paper when I could be doing something that is real and learning from it. Or being stuck in a classroom doing nothing but watching an unprepared teacher talk about things everyone already knows, when I could be out experiencing things for myself. I know that this line is so overused and tired, but now I understand why : I just want to travel. That is all I want. I just want to live in as many different places as possible, and meet as many people and experience as much as I can. Money sucks. Having to earn money, sucks. Does this make me less of an adult? Because the truth of the matter is that I hate responsibilities.
Someone hire me to be a merch girl in your tour. SOMEONE. I am begging you.
Someone hire me to be a merch girl in your tour. SOMEONE. I am begging you.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Poor Michael Jackson! How tragic. On a lighter note, I went to see this guy!

I hate when people are like "Why did you see Ben Kweller?" I saw him because he is good. Shut up.
He also has excellent taste in opening bands. Well, the Local Natives, particularly. Look them up. They are like Castledoor, only even better, which I didn't know was possible.
It doesn't feel like summer to me, at all.

I hate when people are like "Why did you see Ben Kweller?" I saw him because he is good. Shut up.
He also has excellent taste in opening bands. Well, the Local Natives, particularly. Look them up. They are like Castledoor, only even better, which I didn't know was possible.
It doesn't feel like summer to me, at all.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
How different would humanity be if there were one detail in our brains that was different? I was thinking about that today. What if our brains were wired to worry about the concerns of others instead of our own, or to sleep in the day instead of at night? I just think society would be better if everyone wasn't inherently selfish. And I'm not complaining, I just think it would be fun to see what life would be like that way.
I need to stop spending so much of my money on clothes! If I don't stop, I will never be able to move out. What if I end up like 30 years old with an annoyingly full closet and like 2 bucks in my bank account? Oh, the HORROR.
I need to stop spending so much of my money on clothes! If I don't stop, I will never be able to move out. What if I end up like 30 years old with an annoyingly full closet and like 2 bucks in my bank account? Oh, the HORROR.
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