| It's the funniest thing when people speak about the most mundane things with more conviction than a preacher at a southern Baptist church.
Better than watching Gellar bending silver spoons
Better than witnessing new bold nebulas in bloom
She who sees from up high smiles and surely sings
Perspective prys her once weighty eyes and it gives you
Wings
I think more people should read up on Incubus lyrics. They contain a lot of wisdom, if you listen closely enough.
Today was pretty fun. It was Mrs. Finucane's birthday, and we went out to eat. It was a great time. After that, Laura, Bryan, and I went to Senior Show so we could see the whole thing. (Anybody else wonder why we had to pay twice?) Anyway, it was mostly fun, but I was really annoyed by some things. Being rude to someone that has enough guts to get up on stage, do something in front of hundreds of canines (defined as "people" from North Crowley), and do it well, doesn't deserve the kind of rudeness that they received. You may think it is cute or funny to laugh and make fools of yourselves, but to the rest of the world (which aren't viewed as dogs, in my personal opinion) finds it entirely annoying and lacking all respect. Would you do something like that if you were sitting next to your mother? Maybe you would. My logical argument with that is this: just because your mom condones (and yes, by allowing, she is condoning it) whatever behaviors you may characterize in public, doesn't make it right . It is called etiquette; moreover, concert etiquette. Since senior show could easily be defined as a concert, you should show your concert etiquette. It isn't difficult. I hope none of my friends acted in the ways I described herein; I trust they didn't, after all, they are friends for a reason. |
