we'll run like we're awesome, totally genius.

[two_grey_rooms]

i have tickets. to see the national. in september. brain short-circuiting from excitement. facebook status-esque, truncated sentences have ensued. somebody send back-up. AUGH *explodes*

oh yeah, and one more thing: dear f-list? can i entrust you to showcase my incoherency to the world? hook me up with some disconcertingly logical raving lunatics. or something. go! enjoy the delusion of control of my life, when in fact you serve only MY ends. that's right, bitches. world domination happens one wildly incoherent blog post at a time. \o/

OMG BE BFF WITH

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[two-grey-rooms.livejournal.com]

DUDE. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IS YOUR FRIEND. you could always meet up with someone via message board (no idea if the national has a substantial online fanbase, but omg how could they not THEY ARE SO PAINFULLY AWESOME), or go alone. i've admittedly never attended a concert alone, but i know people who have who've SURVIVED and even enjoyed the experience :D. basically what i am saying is YOU MUST SEE THE NATIONAL AT ALL COSTS, MY GOOD MAN. fkbjksfbndsjkfb they are the best band ever

in all honesty, i never used to wax hyperbolic about this band pre-high violet. don't get me wrong: they've always been one of my favorites, but the FKUJHBDJKSBJDB *FLAILY HANDS, FLUTTERING HEART, DELIRIOUS FANTHINGY INCOHERENCY* I MUST SEE THEM LIVE NOW symptoms did not surface until high violet's release. if that doesn't answer your question, yeah, i do not have WORDS for how much i ADORE this album, dude.

ahahahah nice flash recap of all my most recent entries. um, the SATs made me murderous. i totally did some version of that john hopkins program in, like, fifth grade, but i have no idea what i took. it was some abridged version of the SATs, i guess, and i scored off-the-charts awesome in reading/writing, ran-into-the-ground shitawful with my math. and HEY, that's a pretty accurate analysis of my recent scores (you know, the ones that actually...count ;__;)! apparently i have not changed at all since the age of eleven. this is an unsettling realization.

glad to hear you've been enjoying my posts :D. and i'd love to hear more of thoughts on empathy vs. compassion whenever you get around to articulating them!