Accents?

Saturday, 24th January, 2009.

I started posting this journal on an online blog today. Hopefully that means I'll actually keep this journal up, unlike the last 10 journals I attempted. Apparently keeping a blog/journal is a good thing for a writer to do. Apparently.

It's funny how you can be anyone you want on the internet. You can have friends that you've never met. Your favourite overseas MSN buddy could be the bitchy, queen bee of her school. You don't know who I could be. I could be an axe murderer. I could be a computer hacker. I could be a 57 year old man. I could be JK Rowling. I could be your next-door neighbour. You just never know.

Gosh. I haven't played my drums in days. Why? Because I can't get to the stool. There's too many boxes and other crap in the way. We're clearing out the room my drums are in and making it a music room.
We don't seem to be getting very far with that.
I miss my drums.

It's weird how things can hit you when you least expect it. I was sitting outside reading a book (The Spell book of Listen Taylor- more about it later) and eating peanut M&Ms (Do you have peanut M&Ms in America or somewhere that isn't Australia…?) when I randomly snapped my book shut and sat still for a few seconds while staring at the ground when an entire story popped into my head.
Once I finish writing Drop The Dagger (Which shouldn't be too long now), I'm going to start a new Gerard Way story, but I hadn't decided what it will be about until that moment. The entire plan for the story just… appeared in my mind. I wrote it all down and shortly afterwards. The storyline for the rest of Drop The Dagger popped into my head as well! (Which I also wrote down).
It's been a good day for my stories.

Anyway, about that book I just mentioned, it's a really good book.
Click here for more information. It kinda follows the lives of three people that don't really know each other but their lives all entwine. Good book that I recommend you red. It's a bit different from most books I like (Fantasy & mystery), but I enjoyed reading it (I've already read it once and now I'm reading it for the second time) and I'm sure most people will enjoy it too.

I had a horrible salad for dinner. Mum knows I don't like egg or pineapple, but she still put it in the salad. Who does that? I ate it anyway, because I didn't want mum to get offended or anything. If I knew my daughter (I don't have a daughter, this is just an example) didn't like something that I could easily substitute with a different fruit or vegetable, I wouldn't make her a salad with it in it.

I watched hilarious 'Ninja Cat' video. *Click here*
Australia. America. England. They were all founded by the British, which is why the people from those countries are white (Apart from the natives). Now, if we're all British, what's with the different accents? How come we all sound so different from one another?
If anyone can answer that, please do so. (Comment).