27, 31, 52, 54
27. What I’m doing tomorrow.
Well, we're doing Ginsberg in my lyric poetry class, I'm going to fake my way through a class because I don't have the book yet, I'm going to watch a production of My Fair Lady, and I intend to write a poem that I planned for tonight. Reading Zhuangzi for class kind of negated that dream. I've got it planned out -- it'll be here tomorrow. <3 Otherwise, general goofing off is planned, and next to nothing too serious.
31. What I would do if I won the lottery.
Pay off all my parents' bills to reduce the stress that keeps my Mom up at night. Beyond that, I'd give money to people who deserve it, buy some things I've always wanted, and do something worthwhile with it otherwise -- I dunno, it's hard to say what exactly would be done. I'd like to say [insert charity here], but then there's like another ten to twenty I'd have mentally competing. Otherwise, that's the stuff I'd plan to do for sure, but I suppose you can't know until you're there.
52. Biggest turn-ons.
Dirty talkers. You whisper me something nice, send me dirty texts, tell me what you want me to do for you, I'll be singing your body electric.
54. What I hate/hated the most about school.
I hated that high school was full of cruel people, and that I wasn't working at my level. I feel like we only scratched the surface of knowledge, outside the English department.
I hate that, in general, my ideas and opinions do not fit with the atmosphere of my school. I'm in a quite conservative town, and things that I say casually on here that aren't actually a big deal, are considered such here. That's not really my school's fault, though.
Otherwise, I just hate tedium. I want to learn things. I get bored to death of repetition. I had a seminar on Jean-Paul Sartre last semester, with this brilliant professor, and every night, it was like my mind was being melted and reshaped into an existential thought machine gun. And I understood it! It was exhilarating.