BIG BANG in the Membrane

In true honesty, I have no idea what I really want to write about, but sometimes my most magical moments in writing happen when I sit down with nothing on my mind and then something  magically produces itself onto my computer screen as if by some mysterious outside force. It's like the BIG BANG of the writing world when something is produced from the nothing that is the inside of my head.

The cavity that holds my brain is seriously so empty right now that it could store the entire contents of my closet (and trust me, that's a lot), but it's not a bad feeling. In fact, it's almost comforting. I'm not spending countless hours thinking about the two unfinished novels that are gathering dust on this very machine, nor am I thinking about how I just ate an entire cup full of nothing but Ranch dressing and how disgusting that probably is, nor am I lingering over the fact that I just wasted the past four hours watching episode after episode of Boy Meets World and neglecting my homework. Heck, until it hits 2 AM, I probably won't even be worried about where my roommate is even though her class ended 2 hours ago. My head is so empty that my brain isn't even working to produce this; it's just appearing.

I know what you're thinking, and I'm impressed, too.

There is so much to be wondering and dreaming about right now, but my head is on vacation. I must admit that it's kinda nice, though my stats homework would beg to differ.

Why today was awesome: I painted my nails and they look like a zebra.

My year in numbers:

How Many Books I've Read: 5.5

How Many Times I've Lost My Key: 7

How Many Bowls of Soup I've Consumed: 16