jessylovesyou

in 24 hours i got a full eight hours of sleep, showered, had two meals and oh yeah- i also managed to read all 750 pages of the last harry potter book.

i feel so goshdarned accomplished. pshh.

beware: if you read the book, be prepared to cry your eyes out.

it was sooo good though. i just wish she would have left the epilogue out so the rest could have been left to my imagination.

j.k. rowling is my idol. i hope one day my books will even get a fraction of the praise her novels have gotten.

the wrath of insomnia is seeping through my body like a foul poison. oooh. nice simile.

guess what guess what guess what!

i'm delirious. oh my gosh.

i'm bored. i'm bored. i'm bored.

must repeat myself over and over.

and over and over. again and again.

and again and again and again.

think i will climb into bed, bust out my handy ipod, and blare guns n' roses until i lose my hearing.

wish me luck.

Was just surfing through old friends and acquantances from high school on MySpace, and found a lot of people that are married and are pregnant or have children already. Geez, we just graduated a year ago! I can't believe what these people are getting themselves into. Not that I'm judging them or anything, but I personally still feel like a kid. My biggest worries right now include trying to find a new part-time job, the Harry Potter book coming out in a couple of weeks, putting together events for the peace alliance, and whether or not I can get my sim through college on the Sims 2. I seriously could not imagine being MARRIED, let alone getting ready to welcome a child into the world.

I really don't want to get married until I'm at least twenty-five, and I don't want kids until I'm almost thirty. I feel like these people are rushing into things way too fast- but that's just me I suppose.