Come Back To Me

I've been tagged! This is from Jessica - read her blog here.

This is an iPod/MP3 tag....the rules:
Play all your songs on your player and click it to shuffle.
Look at the first question, and write down what song is playing at the time.
As each song randomnly changes, type it down to the next question and so on.

Then, tag as many of your followers that you want and post a comment on their blogs telling them that you tagged them!
1) If someone says "this is ok," you say: P.S. I'm Still Not Over You
2) What would best describe your personality? Bubble Toes (hahaha)
3) What do you like in a guy/girl? CrushCrushCrush (this totally makes sense since really, I only like crushing on people because I'm commitment-phobic.)
4) What's your life's purpose? Sooner or Later
5) What is your motto? Born to Do
6) What do your friends think of you? So This is Love (hahaha)
7) What do you think about very often? Let It Be
8) What is 2 + 2? You Have My Attention.
9) What do you think of your best friend? Stay
10) What do you think of a person you like? Gone Away (ooo...that's sad.)
11) What's your life story? Gotta Have You
12) What do you want to be when you grow up? Forgotten (hahaha)
13) What do you think when you see a person you like? Not Afraid
14) What do you mom and dad think of you? Somebody Loved
15) What will you dance to at your wedding? Find a Way
16) What will they play at your funeral? The Way She Feels
17) What is your hobby/interest? Stranger
18) What is your biggest secret? Lullabies
19) What do you think of your friends? Control (ha.)
20) What's the worst thing that could happen? Morning In May
21) How will you die? You
22) What's one thing you regret? Life Left To Go (why are all my answers depressing?)
23) What makes you laugh? Dreaming of This
24) What makes you cry? Zero (that's a lie.)
25) Will you ever get married? How Great is Our God
26) What scares you the most? End Game.
27) Does anyone like you? Shake It.
28) If you could go back in time, what would you change? It Ends Tonight.
29) What hurts right now? Seasons
30) What do you most often exclaim? Close Your Eyes
31) Where is paradise? New Jersey (hahaha this is seriously what came up.)
32) What did you first say as a baby? Do You Believe In Magic? (ha.)
33) If you had a pet, what would you name it? Blackbird
34) What is your favorite sight to see? Summertime (SO TRUE!)
35) What makes you gag? The Water Is Wide
36) What are you best at? Part Of Your World
37) If you wrote a book, what would it be called? Cry Your Eyes Out (that's pleasant.)
38) What did you last wish for? Still In Love With You
39) What would your superhero name be? The Sky and the Dawn
40) How soon will this be over? A Whole New World
41) Where are you sitting? Missing
42) What do you most hate? Take This To Heart
43) What do you most love? Set the World On Fire (or not.)
44) What is your secret name? 36 Days
45) What will you post this as? Come Back To Me

Haha....well, this was fun. At least it helped me procrastinate while I was supposed to be looking at my ACT prep questions.

I tag...
Ab at Learning to Breathe
Heather at Dreaming Big

annnnd...anyone who loves Glee. :)

Life Left To Go

I absolutely adore Safetysuit.

Their lyrics pretty much perfectly sum up twelve billion parts of life that I've always wanted to have the words to describe.

I don't even care that the closest concert is 6 hours away and waaaay too expensive since they're only the opening act - I HAVE to go.

Once Upon A Time..

...silly people did not exist. Annoying people did not exist. There was no stress. There was no drama.

Yearbook was left to the professionals, not two poor little 11th grade girls who went crazy trying to produce a 152 page book alone.

Gym class was not mandatory. Ever.

Boys liked girls, and girls liked boys. End of story.

There was a boy for every girl and a girl for every boy. And you found your significant other right away and stayed with them.

Everyone had a prom date.

Losing 50 pounds was easy.

Tie-dying was not messy. And if it ever was messy, someone else cleaned up the mess for you.

Children did not have to do chores.

Mr. Right existed. I promise.

Chocolate did not make you gain weight.

Wallets refilled themselves with money every time you ran out.

You never yelled at people or called them names because they never made you mad. Everyone was in harmony.

The library always had the newest books.

You could download music for free and not recieve computer viruses.

Every job made the same amount of money, which was a very high amount.

You never had to fight with your parents about where you'd go to college or what profression you would have. They automatically supported whatever you wanted.

At the age of 16, everyone got a car.

And you never had to pass a test to get a license to drive that car.

There was a Taco Bell on every street corner, and it never made you sick.

It was paradise.

Movie Love

I'll admit it. I am obsessed with movies. Whenever I find the time to actually watch the television, I end up turning it off unless I can find a decent movie to watch. I adore movies so much. I love the music, the lines, the scenery, and most especially, the stories.

Here's a playlist of music from some of my favorite movies. If you know which movie every song comes from, kudos to you. That's pretty impressive.

http://www.playlist.com/playlist/16861334539/standalone

The Only Crush I'll Never Grow Out Of

Since age 13, I had slowly saved up my money, emptying jean pockets in the laundrey room until I had the right amount to go buy his most recent CD. I took my tacky, beat up portable CD player to bed with me every night, letting his flawless tenor seep through me in lullaby form. I would wake up strangled by my headphones with dead batteries in the CD player, but I would be happy.

I had memorized every song that he ever produced. It was my dream to sing with him someday on stage. I knew the words to every duet he ever participated in. I imagined someday getting the chance to attend one of his concerts. They would have a contest similar to contests in movies. They would draw a ticket, and one lucky audience member would get the opportunity to go and sing a duet with him. I would be the one to win, of course, and I would sing the duet. People would remark how wonderful we would sound and look together, and I would finally be discovered. We would continue singing duets together forever.

I had decided by age 15 that he was the man I would marry no matter what.

For my 16th birthday, my grandparents gave me the ultimate gift. It wasn't a car; it wasn't an iPod; they spent around $300 and took me to his concert.

We sat in Row 22, Section F. Though not great seats by any means, I was there. I was there, and he was there, and he would sing.

He wasn't onstage immediately; the lights dimmed and the first chords of his most popular song rang out through the arena. My eyes clouded over with tears. I was so happy.

I'll never forget that night.