According to iTunes on my computer

The top 25 most played songs(A Day in the Life would be on here but due to the long period of silence after the final chord I usually push skip afterwards).
25. Bled White-Elliott Smith
24. Little Thoughts-Bloc Party
23. Whoo! Alright-Yeah...Uh Huh-The Rapture
22. Nature of the Experiment-Tokyo Police Club
21. Intervention-Arcade Fire
20. Get Myself Into It-The Rapture
19. Accident and Emergency-Patrick Wolf
18. True Love Way-Kings of Leon
17. Here Comes My Baby-Cat Stevens
16. Getting Better-The Beatles
15. The Heinrich Maneuver-Interpol
14. You Might Think-The Cars
13. Crips-Ratatat
12. Nighttiming-Coconut Records
11. Neighborhood #3 (Power Out)-Arcade Fire
10. Velvet Snow-Kings of Leon
9. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)-The Beatles
8. Seventeen Years-Ratatat
7. Kids-MGMT
6. Yours to Keep-Teddybears
5. Munich-Editors
4. Ragoo-Kings of Leon
3. Pull Shapes-The Pipettes
2. King of the Rodeo-Kings of Leon

and then



1. The Magic Position-Patrick Wolf

I'm so indie.

3 Days

Last night I saw Dan in Real Life. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It made me feel so happy inside. Great film. Great music.

Merry Crimble

I couldn't sleep last night so I drew on my sister's face while she was asleep.
We all woke up and opened presents. My family told me I was eccentric and we went to see The Water Horse.
Then I watched three and a half hours of The Beatles Anthology.
Indie Santa was good to me.

It paints you with indifference, like a lady paints with rouge

Finally. The semester is over. I learned a lot. I learned about limited space, existentialism, how to public speak, the resonation frequency of a chicken's skull, and that Jesus loves us.
However, there is one thing that I did not learn:





How does Dr. Bunsen Honeydew see?
The world may never know.

Teaser

I've been listening to the Rolling Stones a lot.