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*pouts*

Sometimes when I have to think I go for a drive. While I'm driving with the music on I often feel like I'm in a movie at the pinnacle point just at the end where the main character makes a decision and everything gets better. I can't help but wonder what revelation will strike my movie's main character and in what way her life will change for the better.

Apparently I can't eat ham. You know, the kind you put on bread. It seems to be fairly common that manufacturors sweeten it with lactose (milk sugar) which I am intolerant to.

Seriously, if you're lactose intolerant you can't eat anything. I'll loose weight simply because I CAN'T EAT ANYTHING!

When my stomach ached after eating cereal I thought it was the cereal itself. If my stomach ached after eating a sandwich I thought it was all that bread. Turns out it's the ham. Ugh...

Am I forever going to sit here, by this computer, doing nothing, accomplishing nothing? Or am I going to get up and do something worthwhile in my life?

But then again, what? What do I want to do with my life?

Am a bit drunk. :D
And listening to Hisaishi's soundtrack to Departures (Okuribito). ♥

[EDIT:]
I still feel the pain even if I'm drunk. I can never get away from it.

My friend was looking at pictures at Flickr and he found a picture of me.

Makes me wonder how many strangers have me on their summer vacation photos.

I was watching a video from my choir's last year's Christmas concerts and there it came. I'm in mood for Christmas. Already. It's only October! (and I'm agnostic)

Christmas this year is going to be awesome. My family kind of lost three members (both my brothers broke up and my dad died) but it's going to be so nice and quiet. I can't wait.

Nothing happens on my friends page these days.

I think I need more LJ!friends.

Had my wisdom teeth pulled. That is the two in the upper jaw. The doctor foresaw it as a 50 minute operation, but it only took 20 minutes. Thereof 10 minutes of waiting for the anesthesia to kick in.

I did hurt a little bit on one side but other than that I don't feel a thing. I got to keep the teeth, got a pamphlet on how to behave in the next few days and am now biting on some cloth, hoping for the bleed to stop but my family has a high platelets count (I could donate) so I don't think it'll be too long.

I'm just glad it's over. It wasn't nearly like I imagined it. It was more brute force than I'd imagined but way quicker as well.

So, now that a few months have passed since I last composed any real music I am starting to itch a little bit. I've started singing again and I'd like to try my hand at real choir music. I'm just having a hard time deciding whether I should try my own hand at lyrics or use other people's poems. Does anybody know how author rights and stuff like that work in Iceland? Does the poet have to be dead for how many decades before their stuff is considered commonwealth?

Anyway, I seriously enjoy stuff like this: First download link! (It says VoxFox - Riddarinn rauði.)

Click it, you won't regret it. It's composed by a guy a few years older than me back in 2005. Some of you Icelanders might have heard it performed by only girl choirs but oh well. I love it.


So, do you Icelander have any poets you recommend that have been dead for the appropriate amount of time?

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In other news: I get my wisdom teeth pulled tomorrow morning! Yay for that!