MortFest ‘07 has come and gone… and what a splash it made/success it was. If you’re unsure of what MortFest is, it’s basically the name for any party I have… which are usually on the small scale. However, the party thrown last night was much bigger than some tiny shin-dig. All sorts of people came, and it was on-par with the massive parties my parents have thrown, proving that whether I care to acknowledge it or not, I’m a lot like my mother and father in many ways. It was such a good time, and all I heard were positive remarks from everyone. Even Nick and Dan didn’t seem to be complaining (and if they were pissed off or hating it, I would have heard things). The party was fantastic in the sense that I united and re-united a bunch of different people. And… that was somewhat of a hidden agenda: one of the whole goals of MortFest was to bring together people from all sorts of different social circles. I wanted to prove that “groups” mean nothing in high-school, or in life, for that matter. Good people are good people, and just because someone is in a different social circle, doesn’t mean you can’t invite them to sometihng or hang out with them: it just don’t matter! Social circles are stupid. And I don’t necessarilly mean cliques- those are a bit more exclusive/pretentious. Social circles are a bit more natural and okay to have… but there’s really no reason for them at all. Glenn complimented me saying that he was proud that I’d managed to have a bangin’ party with no alcohol- which is another point proven: you just don’t need that stuff to have an awesome time/party. Call me stupid/cliche’ for bragging that I can have a party without alcohol, but it’s sometihng I wouldn’t mind priding myself on. MortFest ‘07. It was a good night to remember. And among all the people there, lots of people didn’t show up. Crazyyy, right?!
So I’m addicted to Persona 3 like it’s no one’s business. While there are many different things I would have done differently with the game, it’s still highly original and awesome compared to like… any RPG I’ve ever played. So I still find myself completely absorbred and engrossed to the max. Lately I’ve been very creative in the sense that I’m starting to really think out of the box and be a bit more original in my thoughts. If someone asked me, “What color would this best look in?” (for anything- a wall color, a dress, etc.), I used to be terrible at coming up with a solution. Now if you ask me on my opinion of what might be a good idea for anything, I start brainstorming confidently, and at rapid-fire speed with all sorts of nifty solutions and even why they’re good ideas. It’s a new page in my book that I’m enjoying writing. But yeah, back to how this pertains to Persona 3: the only thing stopping me from just completely dying every time I play the game (out of esctasy) is because I’ve got ideas in my head to make the game way better. Most games I play, I just kind of accept what comes… but not anymore, I guess. I also have my ideas for/of Anime Scene-It and my new Sims idea.
Really folks: Mae’s new album is love.
I met someone new last night. Her name is Hatti Barratt, and I’ve gone to Benet with her for the past 3 years and we’ve never talked. Not cause it’s like “Yeah, don’t like her, no thanks.” But it’s more of… we’ve never been in the situation to do so/been given the chance! And last night Dan brought her (hah, it was weird seeing dan have a ‘date’) and I must say, I had no idea such a bodacious girl was in my class. I’m really wishing we were friends a lot earlier than… FUCK. Senior year! Oh well, shit like that happens. It’s kind of a shame that I’m finally in my prime and I’m now leaving Benet, lol.
I’m joining a new band. The Plural of the Sheep has requested my assistence. We’ll see how this goes.
So yeah! It’s back to more Persona 3 for me. I’ll talk to you cool cats later.
