I do have rather a lot to say to all of you, but I have no idea where my camera cord is, and I want to eat breakfast as well, so for now, just contemplate deeply who you are, and whether you truly love where you are in life, darlings.
18.4.10
simple logic.
I do have rather a lot to say to all of you, but I have no idea where my camera cord is, and I want to eat breakfast as well, so for now, just contemplate deeply who you are, and whether you truly love where you are in life, darlings.
6.4.10
ur so gay.
So, Katy Perry has this song called 'ur so gay'--I'm sure you've all heard it (and promptly thought 'I have better things to do with my time')--and I guess it was playing on Andreanne's ipod this morning before we left for work.
Haha, I know I said you've probably heard it, but the videos has BARBIES.
She was singing as we were getting ready, and LA hadn't heard it before, so Fred and I joined in singing it to see if it would jog her memory. No dice.
As we were putting our shoes on, she started singing it again, and was met with less enthusiasm.
Then again.
And a little bit more.
Finally, we're walking down the hill by our house, and she's singing it again, and Fred goes:
"ANDRE. shut up!"
"AHH! JE L'AI DANS TETE!"
She's so funny, haha, and I can't really blame her for singing the song, because oftentimes, lame music is the catchiest.
And that's a problem for me. There is a lot of very lame, very catchy music out there. I think Katimavik really made me realize that. Made me embrace it, really. And now I can say that while I have gigabytes and gigabytes of respectable music on my ipod, I also have things like:
Whataya Want From Me by Adam Lambert, which is actually really fun to sing along to and I will never give it up.
Blah Blah Blah by Ke$hia, which has me wake up in the morning feeling like P Diddy.
3 Lady Gaga songs, although, I technically have 3--Just Dance shows up twice, and it's annoying the poo out of me.
Baby by Justin Bieber, in all the glory of its under-ten-word chorus.
Love Story by Taylor Swift, because Shakespeare had no idea what he was doing when he made R&J a tragedy anyway.
Don't Talk to Strangers by Hedley, because I can relate it to the way I feel about your mum.
and like 6 Jonas Brothers songs, which I enjoy immensely, even if they aren't hot.
HOW CAN IT BE SO WRONG WHEN IT FEELS SO RIGHT? I DON'T UNDERSTAND.
What is it that makes those songs unacceptable, when I have other artists like Hilary Duff, Fergie, and Hanson and people think that's cool BECAUSE it's lame? WHY MUST I BE JUDGED? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE? *sob*
I'd like to hear your take on this, and also any guilty pleasures you have, my little potatoes.
Haha, I know I said you've probably heard it, but the videos has BARBIES.
She was singing as we were getting ready, and LA hadn't heard it before, so Fred and I joined in singing it to see if it would jog her memory. No dice.
As we were putting our shoes on, she started singing it again, and was met with less enthusiasm.
Then again.
And a little bit more.
Finally, we're walking down the hill by our house, and she's singing it again, and Fred goes:
"ANDRE. shut up!"
"AHH! JE L'AI DANS TETE!"
She's so funny, haha, and I can't really blame her for singing the song, because oftentimes, lame music is the catchiest.
And that's a problem for me. There is a lot of very lame, very catchy music out there. I think Katimavik really made me realize that. Made me embrace it, really. And now I can say that while I have gigabytes and gigabytes of respectable music on my ipod, I also have things like:
Whataya Want From Me by Adam Lambert, which is actually really fun to sing along to and I will never give it up.
Blah Blah Blah by Ke$hia, which has me wake up in the morning feeling like P Diddy.
3 Lady Gaga songs, although, I technically have 3--Just Dance shows up twice, and it's annoying the poo out of me.
Baby by Justin Bieber, in all the glory of its under-ten-word chorus.
Love Story by Taylor Swift, because Shakespeare had no idea what he was doing when he made R&J a tragedy anyway.
Don't Talk to Strangers by Hedley, because I can relate it to the way I feel about your mum.
and like 6 Jonas Brothers songs, which I enjoy immensely, even if they aren't hot.
HOW CAN IT BE SO WRONG WHEN IT FEELS SO RIGHT? I DON'T UNDERSTAND.
What is it that makes those songs unacceptable, when I have other artists like Hilary Duff, Fergie, and Hanson and people think that's cool BECAUSE it's lame? WHY MUST I BE JUDGED? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE? *sob*
I'd like to hear your take on this, and also any guilty pleasures you have, my little potatoes.
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