Hello, obscure people on the internet. I'm Renee.
(The daughter of the person you already know a little bit about, just in case you were confused.)
This is a post...um...(Shoot, what the heck did I want to say, again...?)
Hm... maybe I'll just make a list of random thoughts after reading my moms blog. :3
...Sound good?
Good.
1. The school that I go to has nice people, and I'm getting better grades.
2. I have created things that people like that aren't real, but hey, they like them.
3. I like Welcome to Nightvale, a lot.
...Speaking of Nightvale, I couldn't help but wonder why more people aren't like the main character.
(If you didn't know, Welcome to Nightvale is a podcast that has a lot of weird and wonderful stuff mentioned within it, merr~ :3)
I mean...so many of the people around me just seem to interact with other people with a limited set of emotions, and pre-set ways to "act", if you know what I mean...
Like hatred, greed, and insignificance, to list a few.
And no one seems to care that there's no one who cares about anyone else.
Not to mention that when people seem to get at least a "little bit" popular, they stop caring about the people behind the screen that just like what they're like in the "real world".
...Like the people listening are just silent figures in the distance, waiting to pounce when there backs are turned.
...Cecil Gershwin Palmer is none of these things, surprisingly.
He actually cares about the people listening to him ramble on about the fictional place that he lives in.
And when people listen, he talks, knowing that we're there.
...How do I know this?
Well, the advice that he gives certainly isn't aimed directly at the beings around him, I can tell you that.
For anyone listening for a long time, it would seem as though he had no weakness in character.
...This is both amazing, and unsettling at the same time.
Because I have never met a real person that didn't have at least SOMETHING that they wanted to take advantage of in the real world...and wouldn't mention it in any conversation at least ONCE.
...But maybe that's just me being unobservant.
I'm not quite sure.
Now... let's see...
THERE we go...dear spirits that took a long time!
This is one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite episodes of Welcome to Nightvale. x3
So now...I'm going to end this "one time only" post with a quote from this show that I really like.
Go listen to the podcast when you have the chance!
"On this day in history: conflict, strangely-shaped clouds, music, forgotten insubstantial moments, forgotten substantial people, flowers." ~Welcome to Nightvale's twitter feed~
(The daughter of the person you already know a little bit about, just in case you were confused.)
This is a post...um...(Shoot, what the heck did I want to say, again...?)
Hm... maybe I'll just make a list of random thoughts after reading my moms blog. :3
...Sound good?
Good.
1. The school that I go to has nice people, and I'm getting better grades.
2. I have created things that people like that aren't real, but hey, they like them.
3. I like Welcome to Nightvale, a lot.
...Speaking of Nightvale, I couldn't help but wonder why more people aren't like the main character.
(If you didn't know, Welcome to Nightvale is a podcast that has a lot of weird and wonderful stuff mentioned within it, merr~ :3)
I mean...so many of the people around me just seem to interact with other people with a limited set of emotions, and pre-set ways to "act", if you know what I mean...
Like hatred, greed, and insignificance, to list a few.
And no one seems to care that there's no one who cares about anyone else.
Not to mention that when people seem to get at least a "little bit" popular, they stop caring about the people behind the screen that just like what they're like in the "real world".
...Like the people listening are just silent figures in the distance, waiting to pounce when there backs are turned.
...Cecil Gershwin Palmer is none of these things, surprisingly.
He actually cares about the people listening to him ramble on about the fictional place that he lives in.
And when people listen, he talks, knowing that we're there.
...How do I know this?
Well, the advice that he gives certainly isn't aimed directly at the beings around him, I can tell you that.
For anyone listening for a long time, it would seem as though he had no weakness in character.
...This is both amazing, and unsettling at the same time.
Because I have never met a real person that didn't have at least SOMETHING that they wanted to take advantage of in the real world...and wouldn't mention it in any conversation at least ONCE.
...But maybe that's just me being unobservant.
I'm not quite sure.
Now... let's see...
This is one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite episodes of Welcome to Nightvale. x3
So now...I'm going to end this "one time only" post with a quote from this show that I really like.
Go listen to the podcast when you have the chance!
"On this day in history: conflict, strangely-shaped clouds, music, forgotten insubstantial moments, forgotten substantial people, flowers." ~Welcome to Nightvale's twitter feed~
