Hullo!

And you thought you'd gotten rid of me. That's adorable.
No, I will force myself into your life one way or another. Whether it be by facebook link to this post, or mysterious note on your science teacher's board (with a written link to this post), or a similar note in your briefcase or purse, OR sneaking into your bedroom while you sleep and whispering the name of my blog into your ear for six months. Probably the latter, actually. In my personal experience, working my way into your dreams and planting a thought there has ALWAYS been effective. Remember that time you decided it would be a good idea to play tennis? I can't stop laughing about it.
Also, note my reference to "Inception" up there. I am a master of subtlety.
But I digress.
Life for me has been very interesting as of late, not that you care. I've been offered an opportunity to record some of my music in a STUDIO, which is kind of really, really, really awesome-- not gonna lie. All I have to do to accomplish this is record a few songs and email them to a cool, hilarious man by the name of Austin Kovac (who is in charge of this whole operation). This is, of course, a wonderful thing to have sprung up. Unfortunately, it doesn't jell very well with my perpetual state of procrastination. Mind you, he suggested this about a month and a half ago. Still waiting to record, for various reasons. Now that I'm ready, my guitar (Harrison) is under the weather. Sad series-of-days.
At this time I would like to ungracefully transition to the topic of Harry Potter, because I'm a dork. As everyone who isn't living in a bomb shelter is probably aware, the newest installment of the series was just released, and if I don't see it within the next week I will convince Ralph Finnes (using my handy-dandy inception skills) to murder someone (via the avada kadavra curse). Also, has anyone but me noticed the connection between 'kadavra' and 'cadaver'? Just saying, I think that's no coincidence. Anyway, I think the first half of the two-part finale will be amazing and epic (and I NEVER use the word epic, so that's a big deal). And the cast gets better-looking every time. Perhaps magically so, Daniel Radcliffe has blossomed into an attractive young gentleman that I don't think of solely as 'Harry Potter' anymore. Still, I hope to see him do something else in the future, and not wear glasses. Only THEN will I be absolutely certain he isn't secretly a wizard disguised as an actor.
Alright, I'll yap at you people later. Adieu.