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One of my favorite Christmas songs that I think is vastly under appreciated. It’s odd, but so am I, so look it up on youtube and have a listen :)

“Stop the Cavalry”

Hey, Mr. Churchill comes over here

To say we’re doing splendidly.

But it’s very cold out here in the snow

Marching to and from the enemy.

Oh I say it’s tough, I have had enough,

Can you stop the cavalry?

I have had to fight almost every night,

Down throughout these centuries.

That is when I say, oh yes yet again,

Can you stop the cavalry?

Mary Bradley waits at home,

In the nuclear fallout zone.

Wish I could be dancing now,

In the arms of the girl I love.

Dub-i-dub-i-dum-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dum-dum-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dum-dum-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum

Wish I was at home for Christmas.

Bang goes another bomb on another town

While the Czar and Jim have tea.

If I get home, live to tell the tale,

I’ll run for all presidencies.

If I get elected I’ll stop

I will stop the cavalry.

Dub-i-dub-i-dum-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dum-dum-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dum-dum-dub-i-dum

Dub-i-dub-i-dum

Wish I was at home for Christmas.

Wish I could be dancing now,

In the arms of the girl I love.

Mary Bradley waits at home,

She’s been waiting two years long.

Wish I was at home for Christmas

Gotta make a plan, gotta do what’s right
Can’t run around in circles if you wanna build a life
But I don’t wanna make a plan for a day far away
While I’m young and while I’m able all I wanna do is

Nikky says: *snuggles*
Katy-Did says: *snuggles*
Nikky says: I’m out of butt plugs
Nikky says: er
Katy-Did says: wow..
Nikky says: haha
Nikky says: this is totally not the window I thought I was focused on

So for some reason I decided to watch ABC Family’s new show GR∑∑K to see how they portrayed us all. It was full of stereotypes (as predicted) and showed all sorority girls as completely vapid yet scheming beauties with every relationship, friend, enemy or acquaintance a carefully calculated social tactic and each fraternity boy is a drunken horn-dog just looking to get some. While I was sorely disappointed (but not surprised) I think my favorite part was the end when after closing with two frat boys taking shots, it fades to black with three white words emblazoned upon the screen. “Please Drink Responsibly”

It’s summer vacation and I’m thankful for being able to see all of my fantastic friends. I’ll try and sort some things that have happened into categories since I’ve been home.

Birthday: I’m another year older and hopefully wiser. It was a low-key day that started out with a statistics exam that I didn’t do as well on as I had hoped but oh well. It means I’m done with math (unless I have to take an educational statistics class later on which should be a breeze now that I have this class under my belt). I then crammed myself into a car and rode home with mom where my hair blissfully absorbed all of the glorious moisture in the air and as a result I have been having much better hair days. A few other things have happened to celebrate my birthday, but overall it was relaxed with not a lot of fuss, just the way I like it.

Grades: Grades came out and if you really want to know ask me, but I’m thankful that I won’t have study tables next year in the house.

Job: I interviewed for a job and got it. I will now be spending my afternoons working down at Belfair Elementary for the Boys and Girls Club until June 13th when I will start up at the Teen Center doing their summer camp thingy. I’m excited to get money and have a reason to get out of the house but I wasn’t expecting to start so soon so it seems like my summer has been cut a little short.

Theater: One thing I miss most about Pullman is seeing all of my theater friends and just being in the general theater atmosphere. I am getting to help out with Bye Bye Birdie though and I’m getting my fix that way. I’ve also attended several productions already while home. First I saw “Noises Off” at the Paradise Theater in Gig Harbor, which is a play that I’ve heard a lot about, but I’ve never read or seen it. It was amusing and I was impressed at the timing the actors had. Next, I was privileged enough to go see RENT! (Thank You Adriana for the birthday gift!) at the Paramount Theater which was a fantastic production. I have an extreme dislike for the facility but the play was well worth my suffering knees. I also look forward to seeing West Side Story at the 5th Ave soon and it should be wonderful :D

I think that’s about it for now, and if not, I don’t feel like writing any more so I will leave you to your own lives. (Which you will invariably post in a blog at some point because that is what is expected of you)