June 14, 2003

yesterday, i was in town doing gown-shopping. not for myself, but for a friend. and then just as i was telling her how the music played in a shop greatly influences my decision of whether to go in or not, we went into this place playing some awesome track. (she obviously called the shots yesterday as to which shops we went into, but we were both glad that i granted my approval anyway for this shop). and so i asked the shopkeeper, 'scuse me, what album is it?' he looks up from his packet of noodles and lets out a muffled 'huh?' with noodles dangling from his puffed mouth. then he bends down and lifts up Linkin Park's new Meteora album case. 'no shit' goes i. so i go home and start downloading as many tracks as i can find on the net off the Meteora album. to my dismay, i discover that i can't find that song i heard in that gown-shop. and that was like after downloading 7 or so songs. then i look some more and find another two songs i didn't see previously. finally, the last song gets downloaded fully and i listen to it. aahhh... but the point is, it was in the last place i looked, so to speak. bloody annoying, why does it ALWAYS have to be like that.

song of the day: Linkin Park - Nobody's Listening

6:05 PM

there was a boy who tried to rhyme
so hard he tried he had no time
to thank the ones who gave him tips
on how to end.

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