solo sunrise / Comments

@ skywalkers.
No it's alright. It's been an eventful week to say the least. Me and the guy have thirty days to find a new house/apartment to live in and it's like...ugh. Thank you, I hope I do and same to you too.

@ SmilingScarlet
I always get bad grades in those classes. Sorry it's been a day or so. Have a nice weekend, though

@ skywalkers.
nO WORRIES, jesus sorry for the caps. I work at a hotel where we want to scream everything. HOw are you? I'm so sorry to hear about the vitamin deficiency.

I hate them too. I used to have to do them to make up some credits.

@ SmilingScarlet
I slept a lot today, sorry again. I've got a vitamin deficiency and it works with my messed up sleeping schedule, which is not fun.

I love/hate online classes. It's very easy to slack off; the only C I've ever gotten in a college course was via an online class.

@ skywalkers.
Online too? I've been considering that one, but I just started getting my sleeping schedule to something normal. Night Audit kicked my ass so hard.

It's been alright. Really quiet. I know June 11th Slipknot's in town and oy vey. Help. Just help.

@ SmilingScarlet
Yes, like I said. Long day. Also, when I'm not in school, my sleeping schedule is messed up. Physical school. Online classes let me continue my awful sleep schedule.

Anyway, I hope you had a good day at work.

@ skywalkers.
Ahh you're just that tired huh?

Yeah, South America deff talk like the Spanish.

@ SmilingScarlet
It's only 9:42 here, but I've been sleeping on and off since 6.

I talked to a guy who went to Argentina and we were talking about that, and he said, "Well, ellos hablan como esthe, tambíen."

@ skywalkers.
Oh my God that's really awesome! It sounds a lot more diverse than my little hick town



YES THEY DO! I HAD A VENEZUELAN ASK ME De donde es sos? and I'm sitting here like



It's all good. I'm sure the time difference is about two or three hours maybe? It's about 7:32 PM now.

@ SmilingScarlet
That's cool! The largest groups here (other than like Czech and German diaspora) are probably Mexican (obviously; we're so close), Vietnamese, Indian (I realize that there are a lot of ethnic groups in India; we've got a lot of people from southern India here, and many of them speak 4/5 languages, as I said; I'm a language nerd, so it's amazing), Pakistani, Jordanian, Saudi, Nigerian...It's great to interact with so many different people.

EDIT: I need to add Uruguayan because my Uruguayan friend does not like Uruguay being left out all the time (they speak weird Spanish in South America...it sounds Spaniard).

Oh, and I might fall asleep again. As a warning.

@ skywalkers.
That's awesome! There are a lot of Asian groups here. From Filipinx to Tungun (I think that's how it's spelled?). It's fascinating. Even Tawain!

Oh no, you're fine lol. I'm switching in between tabs here. Almost forgot I had Mibba up

@ SmilingScarlet
I keep falling asleep, sorry.

But it must be beautiful there. I've never been to that part of the U.S.

I live in the city, so it's pretty diverse, here, too. Multinational, too. I think I've heard like 15 different languages spoken here, and I know a few people who speak four or five. It's less Texas than the rest of Texas.

@ skywalkers.
Can't mess with Texas oh my Lord.

Youtube brought me The Internet and they're pretty awesome, I really like them. I really like the slow stuff. Just

There were a lot of old people, and a lot of tourists. Here in Washington you see a lot of regulars at hotels, and things kind of being...calm? It's definitely not Miami or anything. I've been there once or twice, yikes, lol.

A lot of Mexicans, though, and Somoans. In fact, there's a lot more diversity here. So rad.

@ SmilingScarlet
Pandora's a good way to go. I've just been going through YouTube stuff and my taste is all over the place. You've got a really good selection, though.

SmilingScarlet:

@ skywalkers.
Also living in Tejas I can understand the no country thing. I lived in Florida and now live in a city in Washington where all you see is big freaking trucks and camo everywhere. I am crying.

But you've also got the trucks here (and in Florida, too) with those big flags that stick out of the bed, usually American or Texas or Texas with a gun in the white part.

@ skywalkers.
Also living in Tejas I can understand the no country thing. I lived in Florida and now live in a city in Washington where all you see is big freaking trucks and camo everywhere. I am crying.

@ skywalkers.
None today, thankfully. Knock on wood that there won't be.

No, not rude at all. I understand, whatever it was I hope you'll be fine.

To be honest, I can't say I do. I've been stuck on rap lately because my favorite musician is Childish Gambino, so I've been listening to his radio on Pandora. But I love reggae, and people like Alina Baraz. I guess you could say I like the new "chillwave". Oh, and I really love cumbia.

@ SmilingScarlet
No jerks today, then?

I really don't want to be rude, but...I'd prefer not to get into that, if that's okay? It's not something I want to re-live. Maybe I'll do a blog or something, because long day = long story.

Anyway, in a stereotypical answer, I listen to mostly anything, except maybe country. It really depends. Do you have a favorite genre/style of music?

@ skywalkers.
It's going alright, thank you

Long day? How so?

What music are you into?

Sorry for the questions, just don't know much about you and it would be nice to know more

@ SmilingScarlet
I had a long day, but it's mostly over now. I hope work is going okay for you.

@ skywalkers.
Yes she has. How are you today? I'm back at work, and it's my Friday. Oh thank goodness ;~;