My bad vibes song. Sorry for coming back and posting my bad vibes song lol.
This was me the whooole damn episode, when it came to Chuck and Blair…damn iiittt!!!
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I’ve Got Soul But I’m Not A Soldier
Ya gotta help me out.
How will I be able to do different things at the same time
I’m so tired. This semester can take the crown as the worst semester of my whole entire life. I can’t stress enough how bad the quality of life is here, on top of the many shits that has happened. Talk about a butt ugly library, and an apartment complex nearby that feels like a glorified hostile (not that I’ve been to one).
So many things to do before I leave… in 3 days!! And tomorrow is going to be non-stop, 12 hours of pain. Not exaggerating about non-stop. No breaks.
Sometimes I ask myself if I should have stayed in USF. I would have graduated within 3 years. I don’t regret it because there’s a reason why I’m here, even if it is more difficult.
Kind of reminded me of high school. I asked myself the same question, maybe I should have stayed in BSM, where I was the only girl in the top set for all classes, and I had very good grades. It wasn’t true for ISM. This is the point when I told myself, you need to experience the worse in order to be the best.
I guess there’s a better reward for all this pain.
Makes Me Wonder by Maroon 5. How could I forget this song?? An oldie, but a goodie.
Last one for tonight. One of my faves. I’m Like a Lawyer…(Me & You) by Fall Out Boy. The music industry today really needs to create songs with less candy and more substance. Last Friday Night?
And who can forget Fall Out Boy! and the monkeys at Thnks fr th Mmrs haha. That was 2007.
edit: OMG that was Kim Kardashian??
Dance Floor Anthem by Good Charlotte. I miss 2007 and the music back then. There was a lot of pumped up, feel good music that was crisp and not flashy (or excessive.) Come on, this is way better than Party Rock Anthem.
i really love her!
This drink is called glittery nipples at the Supper Club SF/NYC/Amsterdam etc.
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HAHAH, this was how I did it, but with a laptop.
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Fall Window View of Central Park by Betsy Pinover Schiff.
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Have I been in Washington, DC long enough?
