Showing posts with label rosie. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 13

This is a thank you post



She was born to make art with words. She was born to make you feel things with letters and spaces and punctuation.

She was born to make art with her body and the way she lives. She was born to be beautifully her.

He was born to make me feel better, and to laugh with me. He was born to smile.

He was born to show people how good they can be. To prove that good people come from bad situations and that chances are worth taking.

She was born to teach me to love. She was born to be my best friend. She was born to teach me to laugh and to cry and to ignore people to see if they really care...

She was born to teach me sacrifice. She was born to teach me the definition of selflessness, and the power of optimism.

She was born to be free. She was born to travel and to explore. She was born to prove that strangers can sometimes be trusted.

He was born to serve God. He was just born to.

She was born to make you love her. To always be there. She was born to watch old movies with and to discuss politics.

He was born to show people perfection. To teach me how to love unconditionally, and how easily I would beat up a first grader who tells him his brain is weird.

She was born because you need opposition in all things. She is love and hate. Anger and affection. Trial and blessing.

He was born to show me how to grow. And to teach me that sometimes life isn't fair, but it's important to do your best anyway. And that age and maturity are unrelated.

She was born to raise people up. To let them know that they're special. To mean every word she says.

He was born to understand me. He was born to raise my self esteem when no one else can. He was born to keep my secrets.

He was born to make people laugh. But then surprise you with his intellect and general goodness.

She was made to be beautiful. To be full of mystery yet utterly simple.


(Rachel, I know you know who everyone is. Shhhhh)

Friday, July 29

Edward Sharpe isn't even his real name.

It's your birthday. I feel like I should call you, but I won't. I'll write on your wall instead.

Last night was edward sharpe and the magnetic zeros.

Cons
  • Having to call Rosie's mom to put my camera in her car because there are no "professional cameras" allowed.
  • Having to dump out my ice cold mango juice and replace it with room temperature water (probably filled with drugs)
  • Looking down periodically and realizing again that I now have blue hair.
  • Standing for what seemed like an eon waiting for The Entrance Band to get off the stage.
  • Standing for what seemed like a few centuries waiting for Edwarde Sharp to come out.
  • Being shoved
  • Being push
  • Being groped by some drunk man
  • Not kissing the really-cute-kissing-kid
  • Taking a picture of people kissing....(it was awkward?)
  • Etc, etc.
  • Worst Day EVER


Pros
  • Getting to be pretty dang close to the front because we stood for so long and slowly moved up
  • Standing next to some people are own age for a change.
  • Doing extremely creepy things to/with them
  • Mosh.
  • Joining in on other peoples fist pump clumps ( i don't know what else to call it)
  • The music. Oh my, the music.
  • Being the first one in my area to realize that he was singing Lean on Me.
  • Singing Lean on Me by myself for a few.
  • The entire crowd singing Lean on Me.
  • Home
  • Punching annoying Utah kid
  • Telling everyone to move aside because I'm a rebel with blue hair
  • Etc, etc.
  • BEST.DAY.EVER.