Thursday, August 19, 2010

Waiting For A Train

It seems that these blurbs of my like seem to start off with what I'm listening to. In a way, that could relay as being boring and that I all do is listen to music. Which, actually I kinda do. I find Hans Zimmer to be an outstanding composer. He floors me with his tangled web of notes that always finds its way into a beautiful melody.
My current favorite of his is the Inception soundtrack. Once again, he did NOT disappoint. Although, I am disappointed that I haven't seen Inception yet. D:

Ah... Lets see.
Today was orientation. It was of course just fabulous going to meet the people that are going to make my life a living hell for the next ten months. I almost forgot, I GOT MY PARKING PASS!! But so be it. At least they get paid. I am very thankful though that JF has the coolest Latin teacher there ever was. Momma T. She makes you not want to hate a foreign language.

Fortunately, the day was not spent alone. Woo hoo! I had at least one of my favorite people by my side the whole day. Whether it be boy or girl. Winky wink... School wise, if a school day could be like this, I actually will not complain about going to school. The whole building is lit up by one person. The school can save money on its electricity bill.

Then I had the joys of band practice. Within a 4 hours time span, I managed to collide my head to 4x4. Thanks Jacob. I guess I was so disheveled from that accident, I fell flat on my ass with a 40lb drum on. Lovely! The entire 130ish member band got a free show.If that wasn't enough, the drum had to keep rolling and land on my face. Like it needs much more. With much surprise, I finished the afternoon with appendages and phalanges. Wow!

And of course, I can't forget my Jersey Shore. Since its Thursday, I'm permanently glued to the recliner from 10-11 getting my fill of the best entertainment on TV.

By adding that, all the seriousness of previous paragraphs are taken as farce with the mention of Jersey Shore. Huzzah!

God Bless the Jersey Shore in MIA
=Peyton.

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Your Guardian Angel

....is a beauiful melody. Very insightful

Today I...:
Managed to play the bass drum while in motion.
Watched the Last Song
and nomed on some Hibachi.

Sounds like the life of a winner. I think so.

A conversation I had last night really made me think. It made me really consider what I want in life. And who I want to spend it with. I hope our "group," as I like to call it, stays together forever. I feel the most confortable with them and can tell all of them anything. But yet, there is always one that stands out. 'One' being the person this particular conversation was about. And our nonexistent but talked about "future." I know I'm awfully young to be even considering this, but I think of myself as an old soul. I've always thought about weddings and houses for sale and what colour my master bedroom will be. And this conversation made me think about what this future would be like the one. How happy we both will be.

It put an actual smile on my face.

My previous anxious thoughts about highschool and college were quickly displaced but my future happiness. Our future happiness.It made me put all of the pre-worries, as I like to call it, such as where my school parking spot will be, in a far away place. Instead the thoughts of not being able to get the mortgage in on time hurried to the front. Again, I know I shouldn't have a thread of that in my brain....

"Funny The Way It Is," isn't it?

In all actuality, my life has just begun. Really 16 isn't that long. It may be long to drive the same car or use the same toothbrush. But not to live. Ergo, for now, each new day is all I shall worry about and who is lucky to be in it :P. Seems like a good plan?

Work hard.
=Peyton.

Break Me Out

So currently, I'm listening to the song Break Me Out by The Rescues. I am absolutely in love it. The lyrics perfectly embody summer time and everything I hope for it to be. And of course, there is always that certain person that comes to mind when I hear it.

Lets see.... What did I do yesterday...
Hmmm, Band practice was painful. My knee decided to be a little uncooperative.
I fixed a mistake in a booklet for an event. Woo hoo for 1400 of them. My floor was covered in paper.
I had an amazing late night conversation with Miss Kerr. I love these kinds of conversations.
And the pie I ate was yummy :D

"We'll Be A Dream" by We The Kings is playing. Yay :)

I started really realizing that my junior year of highschool is knocking at my door. This makes me extremely sad. I can't believe half of it is over. At first, I was leary and uncertain when people said it will the best four years of my life, but now I agree 100%. I believe I have the best friends ever. The world could not have blessed me with better ones. Yet, I cannot be more excited for it to finally begin. The fact of being an "upper classmen" seems exciting. Not to mention prom. That night will be out of this league.

With that, brings the ideas and applications to college. Something I'm terrified of. College will provide me with what I want to do with the rest of my life. It will teach me how to save animals and rescue them from neglectful situations. A.k.a An Animal Cruelty Investigator. Yes, its what on TV.

Ahh enough ranting for now.
I think its time for a shower....

Stay clean America
=Peyton.

Sunday, August 15, 2010

The New Kid

I can feel the love from this spectacular website. One of the best creations I could find on the Internet.

I finally took the time to start this due to my dear friend Lydia Brown. She is indeed one of the most beautiful and euphoric people I've ever met. *cue applause*

I hope I stay consistent with this. It's already helping.

I shall start with basics
-My horse is truly my bestfriend. This sounds really corny and cheesy, I'm aware. But I love him more than anyone or anything in this entire world. I cry when I think of losing him
-I feel comforted by the words of true Musicians. They sing the words that I could never imagine writing down
-I try to surround myself with people who make me truly happy. Basically, the group that I've spent my entire summer with. I think humanity is at their best when they are truly Happy. Yes Happy is capitalized in that sentence. Its a proper noun.
-I do not have any biological siblings. Though, there a select few who seem perfect matches, except for DNA.

I think I've covered enough for now. Maybe. I think I'll watch Zombieland.

but for now, stay human
=Peyton.