His music is actually mindblowing, if you don't mind the country twang...
"Colorado Rocky Mountain high,
I've seen it raining fire in the sky.
The shadows from the starlight are softer than a lullaby,
rocky mountain high."
Ohh and the guitar just makes me so unreasonably happy. Good stuff.
Jack, the only problem with the punishment you've come up with is - I am not sarcastic, or critical of books. It would be a more suitable punishment for yourself, as they're both traits you possess. I'll do it if you want to, but I doubt you'd get much satisfaction out of it.
BminE
Be Mine?
The sheer numbers of the youtube community amazes me. Popular videos have so many views, and when you stop and think about it - woaah, ALL THOSE PEOPLE, it's kind of crazy.
There's a new guy in my English class who looks sort of petrified all the time. Or most of it. But anyways, I wonder if he has any idea it shows. We all think we have control over our faces, but we really don't at all. Whether it's twitches in the corner of the mouth, eye creases or lack thereof, widening of the eyes, even the amount of times we blink, and of course not to forget eyebrows, those wonderfully expressive little strips of hair - our emotions are usually written, unwittingly scripted into all these little nuances of facial expression. Have you ever been lying in bed or staring out a window thinking about something important to yourself, when all of sudden you realize how tense the muscles of your face are? You realize this, and you have to make a conscious effort to relax these facial muscles (which by the way, there are a ridiculously surprising amount of) and you feel your whole face like, drop. I wonder what this mystery face looks like - I will never know. Which is probably a good thing, it's likely some contorted yet spaced out weird little expression everyone is lucky they've never seen.
I'll leave the lexophile a word.
Verity
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