sequinedharlot's Xanga Site

Weblog

Saturday, March 01, 2008

mspace=www.myspace.com/claynationrep

Thursday, January 31, 2008

Hey Xanga kids. Check out my myspace at www.myspace.com/claynationrep

Sunday, February 19, 2006

Currently Listening
Nimrod
By Green Day
I hope you had the time of your life.
see related

I don't know how to say it, I don't want to either.
I got Roosevelt as one of those spur-of-the-moment things. That day we just happened to walk to the side of Meijer. He wasn't even the one I wanted. I wanted to big jolly parakeet and I go the undersize jittery one. But a few days later I sat in this same spot, giddy, and telling everyone about my new bird.
In the short time I had him, I had a lot of bad days. A lot of days where everyone hated me, or days where I hated everyone. Where all I wanted to do was come home and listen to his soft chirps. Even if my bad day happened in the living room and I was only a step away, he was there. That mattered. I guess the surroundings didn't matter. Maybe he was home.
I could have been a better bird owner. I may have forgotten to feed him, yea, I could have cleaned his cage more.
But I hope he was happy. I hope he was happy when he sang along to "Back for More" or "Holiday." I hope he was happy when he sang alone. I hope he was happy when he bounced across his cage looking for a fight. I hope he was happy when he looked at himself. I hope he was happy when he flew table to table. I hope he was happy when he landed on your head.
But even if he wasn't happy, I hope he loved me. I hope where ever he is, he loves me still.
Because I know I love him.

-down the road that I must travel-

Wednesday, February 08, 2006

Currently Listening
My Heart Will Always Be the B-Side to My Tongue
By Fall Out Boy
We'll make them so jealous.
see related

NUMBER ONE-

"No More Sad Songs," Clay Aiken.

NUMBER TWO-

"Mad World," Gary Jules

NUMBER THREE-

"Because of You," Kelly Clarkson

NUMBER FOUR-

"Defying Gravity," Wicked

NUMBER FIVE-

"Shine," Clay Aiken

NUMBER SIX-

"I Like Gumby," Jonathan Richman

NUMBER SEVEN-

"Mosh," Eminem

NUMBER EIGHT-

"Another Hundred People," Company

NUMBER NINE-

"Invisible," Clay Aiken

NUMBER TEN-

"These Words," Natasha Bedingfield

NUMBER ELEVEN-

"Holiday," Green Day

NUMBER TWELVE-

"Nobody Puts Baby In a Corner," Fall Out Boy

NUMBER THIRTEEN-

"Grace Kelly Blues," Eels

NUMBER FOURTEEN-

"Happiness," You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown

NUMBER FIFTEEN-

"Pros and Cons of Breathing," Fall Out Boy

NUMBER SIXTEEN-

"Kyrie," Clay Aiken (version)

NUMBER SEVENTEEN-

"No One Is Alone," Into the Woods

NUMBER EIGHTEEN-

"Minority," Green Day

NUMBER NINETEEN-

"Pure Imagination," Michael Feinstein

While I am forgetting a million songs (including way too many recent ones, I mean, I really considered Nsync and like other songs of my childhood), I can only think of one song to complete this collection.

NUMBER TWENTY-

"This is the Night," Clay Aiken

THAT'S IT!

I was going to explain them, but if you really want me to, comment or message. Please comment or message me if you can think of other songs, too.

-down the road that I must travel-

Thursday, February 02, 2006

I was gonna tell you.

But nevermind.

I remember.

The last day, the empty house.
It was no longer a home.
Everytime.

-down the road that I must travel-