Sunday, July 31, 2011
bitches keep hating
Monday, September 27, 2010
i dont get it...
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
a few things
Monday, September 6, 2010
I guess because I've never been in the situation
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Day 30: Who Am I?

Who am I? That’s a good question.
let’s take a look.
I’m Suzie. I am 22 years old, I am a native Chicagoan. I love my city and I don’t know if I could ever leave here. I am Chicago Fan, I like hockey and baseball, and sometimes Football… if you’re from a different city I think your team sucks and I don’t care about the stats. Chicago teams pretty much suck, so you’re probably right when you say yours is better, but I’ll defend my city’s teams til the day I die. I am a music enthusiast. It is my life and without music my life would be absolutely horrendous. I love going to live shows, and I am pretty tolerable to all music. I have a very wide taste in music too. I am a little sister. I have the best two older brothers a girl could ask for. No matter how much we fight or argue we still always are there for each other and help each other when its possible.
But most importantly, I am me. I have never changed for anyone and I never plan on changing. I am honest (sometimes too honest) and kind and loving. I am always there when you need me and I am always willing to help out when you’re in need. I am never fake or pretend to be someone i am not. I am me, and that’s who I’ll always be.
“Love me or leave me, or rip me apart, This is the Voice that I was given and if you don’t like it take a long walk off of the shortest pier you can find, ‘cause I’ll be singing it out, I’ll be singing…” -TAI…
Monday, August 16, 2010
Day 29: What I Have Learned This Past Month.

In the last month I’ve learned not to rely on other people to be there all the time. Sometimes people will let you down, and so will the weather… no matter how rain-proof your tent is, it’s still not gonna keep the flood from leaking in and soaking your blankets. Sometimes people are very petty and choose not to do things for others because of silly miscommunications… I’ve learned not to take the turns too fast or you will fall off your bike and damage your knees and elbows. Sometimes the refrigerator repair man doesn’t get it right the first time, or second time, or even third time, so you just have to give in and buy a new one. even the smallest things, like a 3 year old going pee on the big potty are the most rewarding of things. sometimes the people who you think you know the best are the people who you don’t know at all and the people who you don’t know are the people you can relate to the most…
that’s all for now i guess, i can’t think of anything else.
i’m hungry.
later taters.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
I went to the Famous Like You CD release show last night
and I have a few thoughts on it.
It’s so nuts to see the same band and same guys that I’ve been going to see for a year or so now up on stage not singing and playing the songs I know by heart, but playing new ones that in a matter of days I will know too. While I was watching them play their new songs there was this sense of new everywhere. They seemed happier if that’s possible. Don’t get me wrong they always look happy when they’re up on stage doing what they love to do the most, but they just looked happier. And older. I mean yeah, logically they are all older, but playing these songs made the band as a whole look more mature. Like, I can think back to all the A Kidnap In Color shows and it all felt a little childish, but there was this sense of grown-up last night, I just can’t really explain. You would have just had to have been there… I think the new songs are probably the biggest factor in this. They are a deeper and more universal so people can relate to them a little more than A Kidnap in Color’s songs. Don’t get me wrong, AKIC songs were all very catchy, but that’s all they were pretty much. I don’t think I could really relate to any of those songs beside Leave the Light on. But from the few songs I have heard from Famous Like You, I’m sure pretty much everyone could find something to relate to in at least one of the songs.
It was good to see that they still had the same fans come out to see them, I recognized a lot of the same faces from old shows… it’s good to see that kids are still gonna support them even with a name change and new songs. but like I see it, they’re the same band, the same group of great guys, same musicians, they just changed their name, kicked the old songs out and wrote a bunch of better ones. (I’m not saying AKIC songs were bad at all, just saying FLY’s new songs are gonna be hits.)
Out with the old, and in with new right?
So,to Davey, Peter, Dan and Chris, great job last night. I look forward to listening to your new EP on repeat for a while and can’t wait to see you lovely fellas at more shows. Keep doing what you guys do, because it’s working for you.