<p>i’d like to be dumped into any major city i guess. do whatever for like month on my own. perfect opportunity to get lost and find myself.</p>
<p>Oh, that was something that didn’t occur to me. What if I did my trip spelunking around the Northeast and a little border crossing into Canada?
Really, my main interests lie in New England, and Canada would be a definite plus.</p>
<p>i hate the thought that i have never been outside this country, much less to the majority of /this/ country.</p>
<p>Canada is pretty awesome. The exchange rate is crap now, but they have great candy bars! Coffee Crisps all the way. Toronto is a really great, ethnic-y international city… I think Fridge used to live thereabouts, definitely in Canada somewhere. You should talk to her about it.</p>
<p>Speaking of the fridge, where are elmo and fridge?
I’ll ask her later, that’ll get me some good info.</p>
<p>off having a secret PM romance.</p>
<p>I hope they come along soon. Otherwise, I might be tempted to actually do my schoolwork! Definitely need a distraction on that front.</p>
<p>with that i’ll still be on but consumed by physics studying.</p>
<p>I suspected it all along. (:</p>
<p>So, my classic question, “what’s everybody listening to?”
I’m listening to an awesome band by the name of The Harlem Shakes.</p>
<p>If i’m speaking about music, I’ll say that there’s a great site called songza. If you ever want to find a song, but it’s not on youtube, songza is great for that. It’s the google of music.</p>
<p>Bwahaha, I don’t have another Physics test until the end of next week. Also, it won’t be anything worth studying for, I’m pretty sure.</p>
<p>I am checking out Of Montreal, because I have heard many a good things about them lately. I have heard approximately 30 seconds, and I really like it so far!</p>
<p>my class is on magnetism and like induction. it is not hard but i need to look at the equations and the mock test. and im listening to “nothing ever matters” by lauryn hill. you always catch me when im /not/ listening to a band.</p>
<p>We just started current today… Right before break last week, we talked about induction/conduction/ beginning electricity stuff.</p>
<p>ahh very nice.</p>
<p>Seriously, mls, you’re the queen of solo singers. (:
Of Montreal ia one of the bands that I vaguely know, but have no idea what they sound like. I just did a search and am listening to them right now.
They’re not bad.</p>
<p>and i can live with that title.</p>
<p>They’re interesting. Pretty hipster, and I have a feeling that if I listen to them in twenty years, they’d be good for a laugh, but they seem fun for now. They’re like a more energetic Shins, kinda.</p>
<p>I wonder the kind of music elmo and fridge listen to; I don’t think they’ve ever been in on the music discussion. That or I’ve got horrible memory, which is true. By my second day of work, I had forgotten everything that I had learned the first day;believe me, that did not make a good impression on my boss. :P</p>
<p>I am pretty sure Elmo hasn’t been… I have a vague feeling that Fridge was, but I don’t remember either. I remember the dumbest, random details about people and then forget their names or something.</p>
<p>Songza is kind of awesome. I am very excited about this. I can raise my music snobbery to new levels!</p>
<p>Yes, bask in the glorious snobbery that is music elitism.</p>
<p>well, other than the usual,
currently I’m loving Newton Faulkner. he’s very jack-johnson-esque.<br>
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<p>I also like Jack Penate
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<p>I’ve been recently listening to a lot of The Coral and Locksley and The Vines
and I’m kind of obsessesed with that Strokes/Regina Spektor song, Modern Girls and Old Fashioned Men</p>