New Year, Migraines, and Tobuscus

Hi! Miss me? No? Okay, then.

SO, I actually have no excuse for waiting this long to post anything again. Quelle Surprise...

But, I do have some things to tell you.

Firstly, I have not been on facebook in approximately three weeks. I have absolutely no idea why, but the fact that I came back to you guys first ought to boost your spirits, yes?

Secondly, as far as Christmas goes- well, I don't think you care, but I got everything on my list, so that was good.

Thirdly, I saw the ball drop in New York from my television, and seeing that random cop kissing the reporter chick TOTALLY made my day...

And now, on to the Resolutions That I Will (Probably) Not Keep:

1. Read more. (Okay, obviously I'll keep that one, but still.)

2. Learn something new every day. (Kind of hard not to, what with that "You have to go to school, young lady!" and all.)

3. Finish that best-selling novel! (Well... maybe not this year, but definitely work on it, anyhow.)

I hate New Year's Resolutions. I think next year I won't make any; if I have no expectations for myself, I'll beat them all. Twisted logic, but hey, it works.

The year isn't starting out too well anyway. See, I went to the Good Doctor today, and apparently, I have migraines.

On the down side, I had to spend most of my free time this weekend curled up in a fetal position on my bed wishing that I would die.

On the plus side, I now have meds that will ensure this happens less often. Huzah.

Now, Tobuscus. Let me 'splain. No, there is too much. Let me sum up:

My sister and I spent the time I wasn't curled up in a fetal position yesterday on YouTube, where she introduced me to Kids React (Loved. It.) and Tobuscus.

Now, don't get me wrong. I watched the Assassin's Creed movie trailer, and The Hobbit movie trailer with this guy's lyrics inserted, and trust me, it was funny. But on the other hand, the whole bit with the "darkness-then-redness-then-whiteness" and the cartoons...

I'm pretty sure that dude has a serious chemical imbalance in his brain. But how do I know? Maybe when he isn't walking down the street with a video camera pointed at himself, talking to it, he's a normal guy. Maybe he's a Troll. Who knows

A bientot!

Also, for your viewing pleasure:
Teens React to My Little Ponies