HiI'm a little out of my element here in this whole "planning a life for myself" thing, and that's put me behind. Plus... dude, Humans vs. Zombies. I've also joined a chess club and found that I actually royally suck at chess, attempted to blow the lid off a campus-wide conspiracy involving our sports program (so far, less than stellar luck with that one, but I know the thing exists, so I guess that's a start), bought tickets to see Styx in concert (And REO Speedwagon, but... ew), went through almost every haunted house at Busch Gardens, found an anime that I don't actually hate, participated in a chess tournament (which I lost miserably), had 4 guys live in my room for a weekend, and hosted a really rushed and pathetic (but fun!) Halloween Cthulhu adventure. I also got drunk on more than one occasion.
I'm a little broke, and still have the following to take care of:
1) All the homework I've neglected while doing these things
2) A trip to DC for Jane's birthday
3) Lsats
4) Applying for law school
5) Coma forever
So yeah. I have a lot of psychologist/ psychology interested friends. Maybe you guys can explain this one to me.
After Craig left yesterday, I decided to go out for a drive. It was stupid because now on top of everything else, I need to get an oil change in my car tomorrow. And, to make a long story short, I ended up stopping by an Arby's to eat dinner. The Arby's was some kind of fast food cathedral by the way, but they were playing this really shitty 90s music, and one of the songs that came on was "Sunny Came Home." Now if you remember this abomination of nature, I'm sorry, but it reminded me of Model U.N in my junior year. It was the week before I asked Mel out, and I was at a "delegate party" of sorts and they had karaoke, and one of my old friends from the last Model U.N. was up there singing the song. It's a disturbingly clear memory, and ever since I can't get that song out of my head, and I'm feeling unbelievably depressed. With all of my insane self-analysis, I can't even begin to figure out why I would remember this so clearly and why it would depress me. Thoughts?
Angsty
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