Thursday, March 02, 2006

I FREAKING TOUCHED MIKE SHINODA!!!

During the Fort Minor pre-concert party. OMG. Am officially a shrieking teenybopper. Can't believe how star-struck I was. Pictures up later, too lazy to upload 'em now.

Concert was a BLAST though I hardly knew any of their songs (only familiar with 3 - Believe Me, Petrified, and Remember The Name). That sure didn't stop me from dancing though. To sum up, it was like going clubbing with nice music + screaming + getting splashed with water by Mike Shinoda (what's up with that?) (but I forgive him, because he totally rocks) - the smoke smell.

And then in class today I almost fell asleep because I was tired and the class was not nearly as exciting as the concert. Which led me to think of the following:

You Know You're Dying of Boredom In Class When...
1. You message people on MSN whom you wouldn't normally talk to.
2. You can't keep your eyes off the clock to do countdowns every few secs.
3. You feel like hitting yourself over the head for not bringing your lappie along, and then contemplates stealing someone else's.
4. You have an undeniable urge to climb up the table and do some breakdancing, and you don't know how to breakdance.
5. Your pencil has drummed a hole into the table. In fact you've been drumming it so hard the whole pencil has shattered and the lead has flown off the cartridge into your neighbour's nose.

Oh vell.

Feel so jaded towards the end of the day. I just wanted to cuddle up in bed and sleep... but ended up chatting (and online window-shopping, thanks to Jess). I think Z's right. I tend to view each of my days as an isolated entity. This results in me not having a very cheerful outlook when looking back at a sample of a few days, they have all been crap. I just straightaway assumed the rest of my life will be crap, too. But I know that's ridiculous even when assessed through logical statistical theory. By normal distribution, my days should tend to the 'normal' side rather than being mostly 'crap'. The 'crap' days are a biased sample. I know this. I learnt AS. And yet I can't help feeling as low as if I'm submerged 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea.

Anyway, help me do this?

http://kevan.org/johari?name=mon007

I've jumped up the Johari bandwagon. Well, actually I jumped up the Johari bandwagon about a week ago, but then I forgot all about it, but now I remember, so I'm asking now.

Oh heck, I'm feeling so blue, won't you throw in a hug as well?