There's a senior all-night party sponsored by the public school system, but I'm not feeling up to going. I have a headache and don't really feel like seeing my class one last time. I think the graduation ceremony itself exceeded the number of hours I can tolerate with the class of 2006.
Our all night senior thing is called Project Grad. I'm going, but it's the night before I go to Costa Rica, so I'm going to try to sleep in a corner or something. Ours is three days after graduation, which is stupid.
But, congrats, Lexi! You're done!
"Blow out the candles, Robert, and make a wish. Want something. Want something."
Thanks, Elphie. :) I feel like a loser, for the lack of a better word, for just sitting here, but I'm just not feeling up for it tonight. Perhaps if I felt a bit better.
I'd give my thoughts, but I really have no idea as to what that particular phrase means (hence the question, I suppose). I have thoughts about the song in general, though.
Sorry you have a headache, though ceremonies can do that to you.
My suggestion about that phrase is that in thinking back to whatever inspired that song, Adam remembered seeing the sun on the horizon looking strangely artificial, like it was made out of cellophane. The image itself doesn't really relate to the song in that case, so I'm curious as to whether anyone else found an interpretation that does.
This is totally and completely random, but Daphne rolled up her lyric sheet to Without You in Rent's 5 Year Reunion. Maybe Adam got the idea to do that same thing with his Happy New Year lyrics from her.
Or maybe that's just a common thing to do.
ETA: I think this qualifies as the most banal post ever.
Lexi- I have a headache too, even though I should be studying for my finals on tuesday, I can't. I think studying is overrated anyway (which probably explains my grades)
<--Sometimes it's easier to get out of a jam than into one
Speaking of dyeing his eyelashes, though... one of those HQ photos from the weSparkle benefit? It looks like he's been going a bit crazy with the dye, or at least using copious amounts of mascara.