Bucket with an F

I got up this morning and thought I'd make cookies, cause I'm going to a potluck thing this afternoon. So I put on some Dark Tranquility because heck, why not. Apparently it's not cool if I listen to (my) music while I bake though. It's not like it was really loud or anything; I didn't touch the fricken volume knob. It's "not showing respect for others". First of all, my mom could have asked me to turn it down or off. I know she doesn't like my music, but she was leaving in 10 minutes anyways. If I have to listen to Shania Twain and Elton John during dinner, I'm pretty sure she can deal with 10 minutes of DT. So instead of making a request to turn it down, I'm accused of not respecting people like my neighbours. *pulls hair out in frustration* Fuck! It's not like my neighbours live in my house. If the music was really that loud, I wouldn't have a problem with it. I just don't understand how listening to music no one else in my family likes is disrespectful. Grrr.

Anyways, I hung out at the beach with Steve yesterday for a bit. Then we went to go pick up Jason, but he was out at Jon's place, so we crashed SeaJazz. So we talked to Craven and Stewart for a bit, and then went to see James at QF. Alas, James wasn't working, but Krystina was, and that was cool. I didn't know she worked at QF, but apparently it was her 3rd day yesterday. Later, I went to Nanaimo with Jess to see King Arthur. Twas a good movie, and it suprisingly had some pretty funny parts to it. I thought it was going to be a fairly historical movie, but it had some good humour. After that, we went to Timmy's and sat in the parking lot and listened to music and hung out. I rather enjoyed singing along badly to songs I didn't know the words to, and air guitar-ing. lol. On the drive home, Jess wanted to stop at Steve's and say hi. So we did, but alas, he wasn't home. So after talking to his mom for a bit, we went to Rob, Riley, Josh and Mike's place. They were watching the end of the Labyrinth, and after that we sat around and hung out for a bit. And that was my yesterday.