Random Musings fro the Girl at 252
Random Musings from the Girl at 252
I realized today that world peace was just an allegory for laziness. Don't get me wrong, if peace was something that you could stick in your pocket, I would be on the street corner passing it out. It's just, I realized that if everyone was at peace, even the girls down the hall or the people fighting in Iraq or the teacher that's a jerk, then there would be no social conflict. I realized I only put myself to the test when there's a confrontation of some sorts. Otherwise, I guess I'd just go through life risk-free and happy bubbly and all that jazz. Even though this defiantly needs further investigation, I think that at least to me, peace is just my way of wanting to be a bum.
I watched Amelie the other day for the um-teen time and it made me feel happier. I don't know why it's my favorite movie, except maybe it's humankind's dream to care about someone and have them care about you and maybe the idea that someone who has nothing can still earn something. That people can change, even the odd ones have lives worth living and documenting, and maybe because darn it, I just like lawn gnomes.
Well, I'm about done, you've made it to the end of my random musings, although they seem more like rantings now that I'm through, toon in next time when we document the basic college student's day, or something equally entertaining. Post if you have ideas
posted by Katherine @ 9:16 p.m.
3 Comments:
Hmmmm... That was very interesting and entertaining. Indeed, sororities sound silly to me. I think Julie MIGHT have enjoyed the Zeta group, but not for very long. She probably would have enjoyed it if it weren't what it is today. (It's apparently very different now than what it was when my mom initiated it.)
World peace... Ah yes. 'Tis something we should all strive for, although it will never be achieved unless Satan is completely destroyed.
dude, I read "with candles and circles" and that night flashed through my mind, or at least me looking at the circle of candles did. And then you said it, and I was like "DUDE!"
I say you misspelled Ridden...
Oh did I? Darn. Sorry about that. What's sad is the sorority was one of the "It's not really a sorority but a group of christian girls that hang out and pay less money than sororities." I love Faith, who told me about it, but I really don't think I could ever join that group.
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