Hi. Welcome to my Tabulas. Wow, that was GENERIC.

Friends Only? Some posts are, some are not. Uhh, yeah. Sorry, but if you want to read my emo crap, you have to click the button and ADD ME. This prevents any people who I don't want to be able to read my crap from reading my crap.

Cursing? Hell yeah, biatch. Okay, I don't talk like that, but when I get in my moods, things are going to be said.

Oh, and if you are from Mississippi/Louisiana/Red State, prepare to be offended. Deal with it.
Posted by lorie on December 13, 2004 at 08:20 AM as a stickied post | 2 comments
Please ignore my previous post. For I, Lorie, get in stupid moods and have.. uh... panic attacks for no reason. Thanks. We will now return to regular programing.

My throat hurts like HELL right now. It's 12:59 AM and I'm sitting on my butt in this computer chair, drinking my mixed drink. Haha. My mixed drink is water, ice cubes and cherry syrup stuff. It's good. It's the only thing I can drink without throwing up or gagging.

It's now 1:00 AM. I woke up at 6:45 or so this morning, peered out the window and watched for snow. Nothing. Not even one friggin flake. I sighed, turned on my TV, watched the Weather Channel, laid down, peered outside, then laid back down again. I finally got back to sleep. So then I woke up at like 10 AM by my older sister Lisa. She opened the door and told me to come to the window. I mumbed out "Whaaa?" and forced myself out of bed. I went into her room, looked out the window and, *gasp* a pile of white stuff was on the corner of the roof. I wasn't yet awake enough to let out a "SQUEE" so instead Lisa went downstairs and got our stockings. So she brought them up, we parked on her bed and unwrapped the tiny gifts inside. The three things were a huge set of Lip Smackers (all in soda flavors. yum.), a package of like, 20 Life Savers and a tube of Jessica Simpson's Dessert lip gloss. I cheered! I had been wanting that stuff for so long. Plus we had already bought a set of it for my mom, but she of course had no idea.

So then we went downstairs and looked at the piles of sleet and flakes on the back porch through the window. Eventually we got around to opening presents, which was fun. I got a lot of stuff! I was already happy, since I had gotten my iPod for my birthday a few weeks ago, but I got a bunch more stuff to make me squee.

The Lord Of The Rings Extended Edition DVD, a bunch of shirts, POCKY!!! (I love that stuff now. Today was the first day I ever tried it and it is SO GOOD. Damn. I ate two packages of the almond kind already.) and my beloved Interpol CD, recommended by my drummer homeboy himself, Richard Hughes. Whee.

I got a lot of other stuff, but I'm too lazy to take pictures and too tired to write it all out. It snowed in New Orleans, but we just got a bunch of sleet. Damn it. I hate this stupid state. Bahhh. ;_;

I totally neglected my Secret Santa. I only sent one thing. Well, two, counting raffle tickets. Why? Because I got really busy, never got online and now, I'm sick. So crap. Sorry. :( But my secret santa sent me one thing and some raffle tickets and that was all as well. So I don't feel so bad. ^_^

God, I feel like shit right now. I am going to go fall in bed and hopefully wake up totally unsick so I can go shopping. Merry Chrismukkah everyone. <3
Posted by lorie on December 26, 2004 at 07:09 AM | Add a Comment
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God, why did I have to post that? I sound like such an iddiiooott. Good God, Richard Hughes read me talking to him about teenage hormones.

*throws up*

"Hi Lorieena, thanks for a very kind message, glad to be of service, and good luck with the drumming.

sayonara,

richard"

HE'S SO SWEET. jgfghdghfhdf. Aww, he said sayonara. He's in Japan, BTW.

At least it wasn't Tom. If Tom read me talking about teenage hormones, I would collapse, die, come back to life, then die again. Bahhhhh. Someone slap me.
Posted by lorie on December 17, 2004 at 01:19 AM | 1 comments
What did I do today? Well, let us look back. You know, like one of those totally awesome scenes in a 90's sitcom where the screen goes all wiggly. *wiggles her fingers at you*

I woke up to the screaming sounds of my Dad. When you hear his voice in a certain tone, your immediate thought is "Oh, shit." And when I heard "LORIE" coming from downstairs, oh, did I know how deeply screwed I was. Yep.

So I make my way downstairs, acting oblivious to the situation. If I don't admit it's there, it won't be. Right? Right?

So, I see my Algebra book has been shuffled through. Awesome. At least I'm not the type to scribble embarassing teenage thoughts like "I *heart* ___", but since I don't really heart anyone deeply at the moment, it just never happens. But I digress.

"Did you finish your Algebra test [that was due four days ago that you've put off too damn long]?"

"Uhh, yeah, yeah, I think so."

"Well, about half of it is missing."

Well, shit. Yep, your right, Dad. You are always so goddamn right.

"Uhhh..." If I don't acknowledge it, it will go away, if I don't acknowledge it, it will go away...

"And some of them are right, but some are not."

Wow?! REALLY. That's such a newsflash. Since I seemingly BS'd through this chapter, because I was being a retard and procrastinating. Fuck fuck fuck. I'm grounded. I'm dead. They will put me on a stick and take me outside, slather me with barbeque sauce and make a meal out of me for the next century.

Awkward silence for that oh-so-cliche` minute that seems to go on forever, then we eat lunch. Amazingly, I am NOT hungry after a lunch chalk full of silence and averting eyes. So I eat about a third of my mac and cheese and stalk off to the counter. My mom makes a comment like "Yes, I know, you couldn't eat it all." I feel like crying. And for a few seconds, my eyes did tear up. I felt utterly shitty. I slapped the bowl down on the counter and ran upstairs to my cold room (which literally was FREEZING, since I had been keeping the door closed and the heat didn't get the chance to creep in), collapsed in my bed and wrapped my sheets around me like there was no tomorrow.

So for awhile I just laid there, thoughtless, then I got up, put my clothes on, stuck my hair up on my head in a messy knot (whenever I'm in a bad mood I stick it on my head, since I'm too bitchy/tired/whatever to straighten it) and went downstairs. While I was in the bathroom, trying to get pretty, oh so pretty, my dad called me down. Again. But this time, not in THAT TONE. I went downstairs, and to my glee, he wanted help with the Mustang. No, it's not a pretty, shiny new Mustang. It's a piece of crap, vomit green, early-80's mustang. And it will be what I will learn to drive in in the coming months. I don't mind it so much, since it's better than no car.

So, anyways, I hop outside and slide into the drivers seat, which feels so nice. I have hankering to be in that seat since I was tiny. I remember sitting there, the wheel looking so damn big and spiffy. Now, everything is the correct size. It fits.

So, we have to drain the breaks. For the second time in three days. Grreaat. This consists of me sitting, turning on the car (YAY!), then going uppy-down-uppy-down-uppy-down-down-down on the breaks. Then I got to put it in drive OMGZ, break more, then turn it off. So, not so fun. I have yet to actually MOVE the car. But that's okay.

So then dad told me, very calmly, to finish my test by the time he got home (midnight) and make it all pretty and good and stuff. So I nodded like a good little student and skipped and hopped back into the house. Then my mom left to do arrands in town and Dad went to work. I was home alone. OMGZ, how scandalous, right? I contained myself in my room, cleared all the crap off my desk and studied my cute little behind off. But then, like, the first episode of Lost came on, and who could pass up an appearance by Rawk Star Hobbits? Not me! So, during commercials, I did my problems. Yeah, not the most efficient way of doing it, but screw that.

So, I got all of it done except for these damned problems which I showed to Dad, and even he was perplexed. Yes, perplexed means confused, if you don't know.

So now it's 1:25 AM, and I'm sitting here listening to my MP3's. With Or Without You makes me weep. Honestly. The Keane version more than the U2 one, for some freaky reason. I think it's more eerie. The piano makes it almost uncomfortable to listen to. This is my damned theme song, I tell you.

So. Tomorrow I finish those retarted Algebra problems, clean my room, and um, whatever else I find to do.

You know what my fucking problem is? Right now, the one thing I want more than anything, the one thing I wish I could do more than anything, is find HIM and tell him I like him. But it's not going to happen. Every time it slips through my fingers like water. And no one else has a goddamn clue. He knows, I know he does. If he didn't he would look at me the way he does. People don't just look at you straight in the eye everytime you find each other somewhere.

Honestly, before last month, I thought I would never see him again. I hadn't seen him for what, almost a year, and then he shows up again, like nothing's ever changed. But if I wasn't meant to talk to him, why would he keep showing up at random places in my life.

I just wish it could end. If the truth was cold, and he didn't even remember me, I wish I could just know. I wish I could just go up to him, put him in a corner and ask, but I can't. I don't even know where the hell he is right now. All I know is where he was, and where he is sometimes.

I actually wish someone would come up to me, and say hello, and I would forget all about him. But that hasn't happened. In the past seven years, not one stranger has come up to talk to me. Out of curiosity, interest or any other reason. And the people I find that I wish would see that I'm alive, that I'm right here, don't.

Someone slap me, please. My hormones are raging and I'm cramped in my room in anticpation of a too-fucking-long road trip to be, to see relatives that I can barely STAND.

But I have to go, I hate to let you down
But I can't stop now
I've got troubles of my own
Cause I'm short on time
I'm lonely
And I'm too tired to talk.
Can't Stop Now - Keane
Currently listening to: Jem - Come On Closer
Currently reading: Confessions of a Shopoholic
Currently feeling: cold
Posted by lorie on December 16, 2004 at 07:37 AM | Add a Comment
I still have not had the time, ability or power to make a suitable layout for my Tabulas. So, alas, I will go on with the sad and rather ugly default template.

My closet. Is finally. Clean. Don't you enjoy it when people do that to sentences? They put periods where they don't belong just to show how dramatic and important that series of words really is. But then they just end up looking like dumbasses. Huh.

Oh, right. So, my closet is clean. Now I have a gnormous (I've heard tons of people start saying 'gnormous' in the past few weeks and it's filtered into my inner dictionary) pile of dirty clothes by my windowseat, awaiting the proper moment to be washed. I've been trying to organize the rest of my room, which is going shockingly well, and just havn't had the time for anything. Including homework. Yes, yes, I'm a slacker/idiot/git/failure. Believe me, I know. But I had to put off homework. I couldn't FUNCTION in this room, and it was effecting my schoolwork. So yeah.

I learned something awesome today. I am a fourth German, and the rest is Cherokee Indian, Irish, Scottish and English. This has to explain my obsession with Europe and Ireland and other such countries. Which, amazingly enough, spins me right back to the topic of High School. Oh, what stress thy yonder assignments giveth.

So, I want to be a journalist. But I really want to study abroad. As in study abroad at the Uni of London for a month and earn six hours while GOING TO FREAKING LONDON, the place I have dreamed about and obsessed over for a few years now. I've always liked London. Well, I've liked the idea of London. I remember thinking about the place when I was smaller after I first saw it on television. The idea of being free to go about such a huge city, hop on the Underground, take college classes with other people, meet uppity-ups and tour the BBC, stay in a FLAT. Come on, the US does not have flats. I know they are relatively the same thing, but I just like saying 'flats.' So sue me.

I got a B+ on my first Algebra final. Boo. Algebra is the most fun class, other than Computer Technology, which is SUCH a blow-off course. If I do a lot and work hard, I can get out of high school a year or two early. Which would rock.

I know this is a rather pointless, thrown together blog, but I do not care. It's four AM, I can't sleep, and I'm confused with life. It's amazing to go through life and be on the outside looking in at everyone. It makes you smarter than the average bear, which I've realized slowly but surely, but it's damn lonely.

"I can't sleep tonight
Everybody saying everything's alright
Still I can't close my eyes
I'm seeing a tunnel at the end of all these lights

Sunny days
Where have you gone?
I get the strangest feeling you belong
Why does it always rain on me?"

- Travis, "Why Does It Always Rain On Me"

There is nothing like ending a blog with an angsty, fitting set of lyrics from a British band. Nothing.
Posted by lorie on November 21, 2004 at 10:14 AM | 1 comments
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