And time will tell us all.

Wow.

That Google ad collector thingy really seems to like that one entry I made. It's like- "Finally! She said something I understand!"

I can't think of anything to write about. Which is strange, because I've been thinking of things to write about all day. And now that I'm sitting here ... pluh. I finished all my exams. Yay! No more school for me! Until ... there's more school. Um, at the very least: it was my last undergraduate fall semester. Aw. See? You can turn anything into a milestone.

So, in lieu of whatever I was going to talk about before, let me posit a question. Does anyone know/care that most of my titles are song lyrics? Do you know which songs they're from, and if you don't, do you ever try to figure it out? And if you were fool enough to do such a thing ... were you still confused?

And before you ask - yes, I do feel that you should devote some time, every day to trying to solve the mystery that is Amy. For, am I not the most important thing there is? Of course I am. Let's continue.

As far as I've been using song lyrics as subject lines, titles, sigs, what have you, I've always done something odd. ("No !!" gasps everyone.) What I'm "getting at" or whichever lyric I find most relevant at that moment is rarely ever the one I write down. I tend to pick just one line, and the "important" part - whatever part of the song I feel might speak to my experience - is often the line that comes after the one I've written down, or the one preceding it. Sometimes, it's the whole stanza that I want to emphasize, but I'll still pick only the one line that I feel represents that piece best.

Am I alone on this? I know the Pants (i.e. "Beth the licensed driver eee") tends to have songs lyrics as blog titles, but they all make sense in context with her entry. And she credits the title and artist! Pffffffft! Where's the mystery in that, I ask you?

So, anyway, if you've ever used a song lyric in such a fashion, what were you thinking about? WHAT WERE YOU THINKING ABOUT??

It also works with question marks.

Goodnight all.