Title says it all. In just 6 1/2 hours, 2008 will be over, which means 2009.
Yesterday on the radio, a radiohost woman started going on about the new year. Talking about all the disastes that have happened in the past 12 months. Global warming, economy, war, gas prices, ect... She was sort of losing it at one point. And then continued to say how hapy she was to have a new year and to leave all of that behind us. No. Just no. Chaning the last digit of the year we live in isn't gonna take all that away. In fact, chaning the digit is moving us closer to the death and destruction of everything we have now, surely. What's there to be happy about? I certainly hope the rest of the country isn't thinking the way she was. She seemed like she was on something.
My general review of the year has been terrible, pretty much the worst year of my life. Despite what you might think, I'm not overreacting when I say that. maybe it's part of being in middle school anyway. Maybe it's moving country and not being able to fit into my new school. Maybe it's more homework and school stress. Maybe... just growing up. *shudder* Maybe it's getting used to where I am now. Whatever it was, 2008 was a total mess. That's not to say 2009 will be any different. At least now I never I shouldn't bother trying to fit in at school, and I should find friends elsewhere(Thank you ACC!) The most posotive thing was discovering The Killers. Due to a mix of all over the list above, February was the worst month of my life. Which made me discover The Killers, and music in general. Before that, I was just a kid who listened to the music the Now That's What I Call Music CDs handed to me. Now I'm a kid who listens and loves the best music in the world, in my opinion. And a girl who fell in love with everythig Killers, and would never turn back. I feel like The Killers are everything to me now, and I don't want to think who I would be without them.
Also, this year will be the year that I will turn 13. Shocker. I feel like I'm dreading this birthday. The media makes out that when you turn 13, everything changes. My parents know that too. I already act like a teenager anyway...
With the new year dawning, this means my return to my little world of misery. School. For the past few weeks, I've been looking ahead to this time off. Now I have to look ahead to February. Terrific. There is no way I want to go back there. A world of preps, idiots, and close-minded freaks with no respect for anyone remotely "out of the ordinary", like myself.
However, I do have a few things to look forward to in the future. First being the concert. Not too long now! My new years resolution is to do whatever possible to meet TK. I mean, at least one of them. All four would be nice. Secondly, my Killers Membership pack from The Victims has been shipped. Should arrive within a couple of weeks. I've also discovered that The Victims has a store I can gt stuff from, including a tonne of t-shirts. Me being me, I don't like the women's shirts, so I'm buying all the guys shirts instead. One has a picture of the band on it! I also want these Kilers buttons. To, of course, make my backpack look even more odd. Equaly as killer, and important, the Spaceman music video, and followng msic videos and singles from Day And Age. I'm excited at the moment! It's gonna be great. Moving on, I plan on printing out some more pictures for my school locker. Eye candy. I feel like there's an uneven Brandon vs Dave, Mark, Ronnie split in my locker. I found a great one of Ronnie yesterday, which I will use. And the one in my past post, because I love it! Great shot. He does that same pose in the Romeo video, which always gets me overexcited if I pause it...
Yes, those were all Killers related. My life is boring and pointless anyway.
Don't be surprised if I post some more stuff tonight. I'm staying up for most of the night anyway. I'm gonna drink Coke, read blogs, go online, get bored, eat Gingerbread, and make a 2009 poster with my aunt and sister. And not going to the New Years Eve party I was invited to. Full of random freaks, once more.
Bye for now! Not too long left!
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
My New Year's Eve Blog Post.
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Are we Human? Or Are We Dancer? ...Or Are We Brandon Flowers Fangirls?
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Monday, December 29, 2008
The One Thing Better In Life Than Addiction - Obsession
Hi
In this world that we live in, there's only one thing better than addiction, and that's obsession. I seriously don't know why I'm writing this, but it's true. At some point in every person's life, you become completely obsessed with at least one thing. Wether that's a band, a clothes store, a movie, a book, a vampire, a car, a dog, a song, a TV show, your teacher, an instrument, a boy, or a Vegas rockstar with experimental facial hair. It's gonna happen. I seem to have a reasonably addictive personality. So...welcome to a blog post about obsession, I suppose. Especially my obsessions, of course.
First off, my number one obsession. The Killers. Need I say anything more? Anyone who's ever said anything to me knows I'm completely and utterly obsessed with these men. You know, when you're five years old, and wake up on Christmas morning to see presents under the tree? That's...how I feel about The Killers. That sounded sort of cheesy. It's true, however. Their Duran Duran/u2/Oasis/Depeche Mode/The Cure/The Smiths/Bruce Springsteen sounding music definantly has an auro of...magic around out. Now I'm sounding really cheesy, right? Who knew eyeliner, synthesizers, tumbleweeds, disco drum beats, and feathery suits could combine to form such an obsessive mix.
I seem to have an obsession with Matthew Bellamy at the moment. I'm messed up. But he's cool. I read an interview a while back with some cool questions. I love the way Matt answered some of then...Very...Matt-ish. He's awesome, in every way. He's super addicting!!!!!!!!!! And then there's his music...
Moving on. Comedy. Comedy comedy comedy. Little Britain is, without a doubt, the funniest show ever made. Anyone who can do a decent Andy Pipkin and Lou Todd impersonation(And very few can) is worthy of knighthood. Matt and David are completely amazing and obsessive. I've come to a point where I have to watch at least one episode a day. The same goes for other UK comedy shows, like Catherine Tate. The "ginger" sketches just never got old. Or the "Nan" sketches. Rock on UK post-watershed TV.
This very blog in fact, and all blogs in general, have become sort of obsessive. It seems that at the moment, I wake up and think - a)Brandon. b)What should I write in my blog today? As you can tell, I've been writing this blog pretty much every day at the moment. I love writing about "whatever"(Quoting my profile), even though I'm pretty bad at writing anything. I decided to start my profile yesterday, forgetting the 1200 characters max rule. I'd written a paragraph. I became obsessed with shortening it down, and ended up using abreviations that only I would know.
I also can't live without my Top Gear. Three men without lives play with cars and make idiots of themselves. What more could one want? So so sooooo obsessed. And, unlike most fans think, there's more to TG than Hammond and his Tipex teeth. Seriously, Captian Slow never got the attention he deserved. Once you get past that fact, than you're truly obsessed with TG.
80s pop music. Enough said.
Stupid stuff some to be easy things to become obsessed with. For example - fish. Don't ask why. I ran downstairs at the speed of light earlier because I knew that we were having fish. Very very odd, I know. A while back, it was sharpies. I believe I said something about Sharpies a while back on this blog. Also, the lyrics to Dire Straights' "Romeo And Juliet" are incredibly obsessive and addictive. I don't know, maybe Brandon singing them makes them obsessive. Thinking about it, yeah, that's probably why. Random obsessing is so much fun...
I've met many people in my life - Many I could have done without meeting, but anyway. I've met people who are obsessed with drummers, dead rockstars(You know who you are...), Edward Cullen, the pictures of Lamborghinis in my school locker, perfection, sports, school, randomness, and everything inbetween. Obsessing is an extremely important foundation of individuality and being human(Or dancer. Whichever fits you better. There I go again...) The one thing in life better than addiction- obsession
That was deep, and cheesy. Bye.
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Sunday, December 28, 2008
Who on Earth is/are Lady GaGa? And Other Boring Stuff.
Hello to all readers
The title speaks truth. Who is(Or who are) lady GaGa? Where has this person or persons come from?! Seriously, music and trends move so fast these days. A couple of weeks ago, there was this big pop concert that happens every year called The Jingle Ball, and everyone who went were wearing t-shirts the next day. The Jingle Ball definantly isn't my kind of music. Basically full of the most popular artists and bands around today. The t-shirts had a list of the performers on the back. Mostly boring people. That guy from American Idol, Secondhand Serenade, Ne-Yo, people like that. But written in big letters(suggesting they're a very popular band/artist) was Lady GaGa. What?! Who?! How do I not know this person/persons(I really should find out if it's a band or artist...)?! Since then, it has been everywhere. I can't say that even if I knew anything about them, I'd find them particularly impressive or anything.
Anyway, I think I've completely forgotten everything else I was planning on saying in this blog post just there. There's a load of stuff I've been meaning to say in the blog, but I seem to be stretching out my posts a lot now(Am I becoming less of a n00b yet?), so I'll have to leave it for now. I'll hopefully try to write something planned tomorrow. Planned and boring. I need to spice this blog up a bit, huh? I've got something fun I've been meaning to write here for a while anyway, so I'll do so in a few days,
Bye!
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Saturday, December 27, 2008
Our Hopes And Expectations. Mindblowing Guitar Solos And Revelations.
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Friday, December 26, 2008
My fingers Hurt - And A Christmas Review
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My Fingers Hurt. And a Christmas Review.
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Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Christmas Eve And Such
Hey
So...it's Christmas. Christmas Eve, technically. Usually on this time of year, I would be jumping up and down like an idiot, and screaming how much I can't wait for Christmas.
This year, I'm not. I don't know why..everything this year has seemed different anyway. That's not to say I 'm excited for Christmas - I am! But it's just not as exciting as when I was younger. Am I growing up too fast? I certainly hope not.
Looking through some old blog posts, I've realised that in the past, I've typed like such a n00b with grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors everywhere. Just ignore them. I'm not a preppy 11-year-old n00b who types like that. I just never look over whatever I write! Hopefully, I'll try to type more maturely. I'm still finding the perfect balance between preppy n00b typer and depressed teenage typer. A hard balance to find.
I got my big Christmas gift today, an electric guitar! I haven't opened it yet, seeing as I'm not aloud to until tomorrow. This morning, I was woken up early to drive for 30 minutes to a guitar store. Inside, a guy with long black hair and a noise ring directed us around the shop and I came out with a beginner Fender, in red. I had my eye on a particularly nice Gibson, but it was, of course, too expensive.
I have an unhealthy fangirl obsession with "Just Like Heaven" by The Cure at the moment. Fantastic song. 80s pop shall never die!
My school got out on Tuesday(about time!), yay! We had a team breakfast(I had my braces tightened the day before - It was hard to eat), looked at some slideshows(Yawn...) and played a "Recognise the picture" game. Needless to say, I sucked at it. I cannot for my life recognise presidents. and I don't typically follow the various Hollywood news, so I sucked at that too. I did recognise Bono from U2, whcih was good. I find it hard to believe many other people my age would have got that one, but I was surprised. Clearly legends die hard, even in this hip-hop obsessed world that we live in.
Strange question. Why does everyone consider "Elf" to be the best Christmas movie ever made? It's slightly funny and entertaining, but it isn't hugely impressive.
New Killers Christmas song up on iTunes! Buy it now! It's amazing. Any song featuring Elton John and Neil Tennant has got to be good, right? Right?!
Well, I don't have much more to say right now. I'll talk about Christmas another time, and possibly post a picture of my guitar.
Bye! Merry Christmas!
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