What's That Coming Over The Hill?
1 Comments Published by Solon on Wednesday, June 14, 2006 at 00:43.
Well, another day of revision, or pretending to revise begins. I've been thinking tonight how weird it is that I can touch type, and type so fast. Maybe I should have got a life when I was younger and not spent so much time on MSN, but then, as we're moving into a PC-based technological age, surely it can only have benefitted me; carpal tunnel syndrome aside.
Recently I've been thinking how dramatically my life will change over the coming months. In September I'll be leaving home, whether it be for university or for another country. I'll be making new friends in a different place, as though my life will be starting fresh with a clean sheet. This means I can, in effect, reinvent myself. That's going to be pretty sweet. I might reinvent myself as Josh Hartnett because he's rich and everyone seems to love him.
Predictions for Today's Games
Spain 2 - 0 Ukraine
Tunisia 2 - 1 Saudi Arabia
Germany 3 - 1 Poland
Podcast
For any one who is interested, a new podcast will soon be coming to your ears, courtesy of Sam, Tom, Tim and myself. The pilot will hopefully surface by the end of the week, so keep checking back for more news. If you would like to contribute, leave a comment or email myself or Sam
Song Of The Day
The Automatic - Monster
I made this one myself and uploaded it to YouTube. They haven't released a video yet, and there are limited pictures of the band, so I've used just three. Anyway, enjoy the music. I shall be doing this more often with newly released/unreleased songs.
Reason For Choice
The future is uncertain, we don't know what's going to be around the next corner, or indeed, over the hill. It could be something like a puppy dogs, candy and fireworks store, or it could be a monster. Who knows. As I work towards my exams (well, I say work, I mean sit and think about how screwed I am), it shows how uncertain my future is at the moment. Everyone's future is uncertain, whether it's about to be determined through education, sport, love or something else. Don't take what you have today for granted, tomorrow could be monstrous, and it could all be gone.
Recently I've been thinking how dramatically my life will change over the coming months. In September I'll be leaving home, whether it be for university or for another country. I'll be making new friends in a different place, as though my life will be starting fresh with a clean sheet. This means I can, in effect, reinvent myself. That's going to be pretty sweet. I might reinvent myself as Josh Hartnett because he's rich and everyone seems to love him.
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Predictions for Today's Games
Spain 2 - 0 Ukraine
Tunisia 2 - 1 Saudi Arabia
Germany 3 - 1 Poland
Podcast
For any one who is interested, a new podcast will soon be coming to your ears, courtesy of Sam, Tom, Tim and myself. The pilot will hopefully surface by the end of the week, so keep checking back for more news. If you would like to contribute, leave a comment or email myself or Sam
Song Of The Day
The Automatic - Monster
I made this one myself and uploaded it to YouTube. They haven't released a video yet, and there are limited pictures of the band, so I've used just three. Anyway, enjoy the music. I shall be doing this more often with newly released/unreleased songs.
Reason For Choice
The future is uncertain, we don't know what's going to be around the next corner, or indeed, over the hill. It could be something like a puppy dogs, candy and fireworks store, or it could be a monster. Who knows. As I work towards my exams (well, I say work, I mean sit and think about how screwed I am), it shows how uncertain my future is at the moment. Everyone's future is uncertain, whether it's about to be determined through education, sport, love or something else. Don't take what you have today for granted, tomorrow could be monstrous, and it could all be gone.
It's interesting, really, how so many of us are contemplating leaving for places unknown. It's a sorry comment on the state of affairs in the country that once educated and able, we would perhaps prefer to go somewhere else to live.
The future is not set. There is no such thing as Fate, but what we make for ourselves by our own will. - T2