Scribble it for Me

Short and Sweet and to the....

2004-08-28T02:18:46Z

I hate to say this, sad sad sad time to say this.

But I'm afraid I'm moving.

Yes. I got hosted. Ask me where I'm now hosted at, maybe I'll tell you.

Ever read the Copywrites?

2004-08-23T15:12:38Z

Today's topic of discussion: Bands that don't write their own lyrics/music.

I'm not against this. But I'm not for it either. Occasionally bands today have other people outside of the band writing their music and lyrics.

What I have against it: Bands who write their own stuff put all their feeling into it and know what the meaning of the music is, and they can get really into it. They feel it. But if they're handed sheet music, tabs, and lyrics, all's they do is repeat what is given. They don't feel it. They don't know what the meaning of it really is, where the inspiration was. It's not theirs.

Get what I'm saying?

What I have for it: Not everyone is as creative enough in their minds to design their own music from nothing. I admit, I can't. It's quite hard. You have to seriously hear it, and feel it. So why not pay to have someone else feel it for you?

Tell me, what's your stand on this?

With One Specific Human in Mind (and an extra one)

2004-08-09T21:54:50Z

Well on yesterday's post I wrote about how I spend my day thinking about made-up worlds. Today I thought maybe I'd just describe some for you.

Evasion

In 1904, a ship full of people from Japan were ready to go on a simple day boat trip. As "Gilligan's Island" as it sounds, a storm occured and their ship got wrecked upon an island, and they had to seek salvation there. They soon discovered there were a chain of islands undiscovered, and they named them Evasion Islands. No one knows much of what happened to the founding-fathers, but they started a civilization on the island. New generations took ownership as the main world discovered the island. Laws were set to keep it secret, and no tourists were allowed on any Evasion Islands.

Now the island's population is 18, and there is a monthly shipment of food and things from the main-world to the Evasions. So, yes, they have our technoledgy and live with electricity. Although the island is un-poluted, without cars and such. The islanders are close, no one has hate or rage against eachother.

Millions of miles away from Evasion is another main-world, called

Leafunia

Leafunia [leaf-ay-nee-a]. A whole other world with life crawling all over. Prefect blue sky. Mountains, trees, all sorts of plants, and flowers that grow like grass. Small lakes, almost anything you can think of. All kinds of weird yet very darling animals. Yet only 7 people live there on the entire world of Leafunia. 4 very gorgeous men, and 3 of the CUTEST children ever. They we're made to protect, not our earth, but one in a different dimension. YES Leafunia is real and YES we will find it some day. (description by Ghia)

Thanks if you actually read this.

Off the General Topic

2004-08-09T01:41:23Z

Today isn't much of a topic of discussion. I just need an off-time.

I was talking to my friend Ghia today about how she was getting upset about thinking about living in a Make-Belive world. As soon as I heard that, I instantly thought "So I'm not the only one".

Here's how I spend my day: I dream about a world I created in my mind, everything is perfect there. Except for a few things. Not everything can be perfect, right?

I even designed the people there.

I get ultimately specific right down to the shoes they wear.

I guess you could call me childish, with nothing better to do.

But I wish that there was an alternate universe with Evasion there.

But one can only dream, right?

Don't Say I Didn't Warn You

2004-08-07T17:05:12Z

Today's Topic of Discussion: Warnings

"Don't run with scissors! Uncooked meat can get you sick! Don't skateboard without your helmet on! Tie your shoes! Eating egg shells is bad! Look both ways before you cross the street."

Warnings. I'm sure most of us have heard warnings from our family millions of times before. But I was thinking, what would life be like if no one warned us about dangerous things?

I think the world would be filled with more free-willed people, and less worried people. We could be laid back without worrying about falling because of a simple shoe lace. A calmer world. With more accidents.

Oh, yes. I think if we had no warnings, the world would be FILLED with accidents. "Boy runs with scissors, trips, and stabs him self on accident last night". Can't you just picture how many unknowing children would die each year because of this stuff?

Which is probably why our parents repeat these stories to us over and over until they are drilled into our head. I suppose it's because they care.

So you can thank your paranoid mother for your knowledge.

I know I am.

Paper or Plastic?

2004-08-07T00:24:14Z

The title of this entry explains it all, Paper or Plastic? Usually when we go to our supermarkets and grocery stores we get the thin plasticy bags that always seem to rip easily; although you can ask for paper.

What's more healthy? I have my theories on it. I'll just come out and say it now, I think paper is better for our environment.

Now you're probably thinking "But No! We're cutting down our trees!".

Trees can grow back, dearies. As soon as we cut down one, I think we should grow two more. Okay, how's that sound to you?

"But why not plastic?" We have limited resources of plastic. Plastic is made out of oil. We already suck up enough with those huge S.U.V.'s we have now, why waste it on something we just throw away after shopping? Once our oil sources are gone; that's it. They'll be GONE.

Oh no! That means we wouldn't be able to make our McDonalds toys, or CD cases! <- sarcasm. I guess those things don't matter. But how would you like to be without oil? I think life would be horrid.

Okay. This wasn't a very well thought out article, and it was poorly written. I apologize for not having more time tonight.

And You Thought You Were Perfect

2004-08-05T01:07:17Z

Alright. Here's today's topic of discussion: Handwriting

Okay. People actually go to college for this. They study how everyone's handwriting depicts who they are in life. Sounds like bullshit to me; but I would have no idea. I havn't really compared that if someone wrote their J's without a curve that it means they're talented in some strange way.

I honestly do not favor my own writing. It is a little scribblyy and bubbly at the same time, and always looks terrible in blue pen. I've tried to change it and perfect it to as I want it to be, but my hand just moves the way that it always does. I simply can not change my writing. It seems as though everyone is born with their handwriting. Changing it may prove faulty, unless dramatic effort is given to it.

I can't help but envy those with great handwriting. Right now on my computer desk is a letter from a friend, whose handwriting is completely astonishing in my opinion. I wonder if she thinks her handwriting is as great as I think it is. Maybe we all think our handwriting is terrible, when secretly it is good; as people do the same for their looks.

Moral of Today's Discussion: If you want easy money, learn why curvy Q's make a person so great.