It's so high, and I'm so tired.

55 Days until The Glass Passenger.:) The Ghost Overground came out yesterday. It's 3.96 on iTunes.

And that concludes the shameless plug portion of the program.

My face is peeling.
I bought a Futon Mattress.
I cleaned everything out under my bed to move the frame & mattress in my room.
I'm doing all of this instead of my summer work that needs to be done by the 14th or else I'm screwed. So I have about two weeks to read To Kill a Mockingbird and The Worlds Religion. Draw three pictures. Including a self portrait, three transparent glasses, and a close-up view of a flower. A math & science packet. And to top it all off a journal for To Kill A Mockingbird and The Worlds Religion.

I hate being awake in the mornings. I hardly even know what day it is because I go to sleep at awkward times now. The way I sleep is not socially acceptable according to Wikipedia. And probably half of everybody in the world.

I've realized I like writing down really random things... I found a bunch of notebook-type objects under my bed that I've cleaned out... and there are a lot of random quotes I wrote down. And I dated them too. I also wrote what was on tv at the time of me writing. And random lyrics, I've loved writing random lyrics. I had horrible writing when I was a kid too. It's because I'm left handed, and teachers always made me write things a right-handed way. LIKE IN FIRST GRADE. This is a very suppressed memory, which would explain the reason I hate the number eight. SHE MADE ME write the number eight like fifty billion times. Because she told me I wrote them backwards. And my T's. She said I t'd them off wrong. Bitch. I'm left-handed. I never noticed I wrote things backwards until recently. My History teacher was left handed and she explained that she wrote lines from right to left instead of left to right like right handed people do. That explained it. That was a few years back.

There's some statistic that ... like... 5000 left-handed people die a year by trying to use right-handed made products.