Things I find when I clean my room:
-An assortment of cards from birthdays and other occasions
-Three AMC free movie passes. Anyone up for a movie?
-My Gov textbook. Whoops...
-A laminated picture from some getting-to-know-you exercise in second grade
-Two bass clarinet reeds (in my sock drawer?)
-Programs from almost every concert or play that I've seen/been involved in
-Electrical wires of some kind
-Three years of mail from colleges (CSU Monterey Bay and a few others are still stalking me)
-An old photo album with pictures spanning from 1992-2005 (though the years 2002-2004 are missing)
-My World History notebook, which I used to track how many times Otto said the word "OK" in a lecture. The record was 217 in one hour.
-The funny quotes book I kept on the Japan trip over the summer. Taken out of context, a lot of them sound a little questionable. Actually, even in context some of them are questionable (that's what I get for hanging out with only guys for two weeks)
-A cheap snow globe I bought on the New York trip
-The first CD I ever bought, which I really wish I hadn't...
-A fork. Seriously, a fork?
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1. What was the first CD? Tell me! Was it Britney Spears? Simple Plan? Hilary Duff?
ReplyDelete2. OK! I remember Otto. Good times -- er, I mean: bad times, bad times.
3. You sadly reminded me that we have gov homework.
4. I have a free movie pass too! We should go see Slumdog Millionaire.
P.S. It is difficult to comment on this. I had to type in my LJ name, as well as verify a word, as well as sign in to my LJ. Le sigh.
ReplyDeleteSigh... the first CD I ever bought was by Dream Street. In my defense, I was only ten years old at the time.
ReplyDeleteWhat's sad is that as soon as I saw the cover I remembered the words to most of the songs on the CD. I'll never understand what was so appealing about five prepubescent boys singing a song called "Let's Get Funky Tonite."
I'd like to think that in a few years most of the middle school girls currently obsessed with the Jonas Brothers will feel the same way about them as I now do about Dream Street (though thankfully I was never that crazy).
It's okay. The first CD I ever bought was Evanescence's "Fallen'. I seem to have been considerably more angsty than you.
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