36 Hours to Change the World. Or Dance a Lot.

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I am glad my roommate's having a poll-watching party tomorrow night, because socializing is good, and because it means she will have people other than me to talk at, but at 10 PM I am taking a shower and knocking off for the night. I don't think anyone will concede Tuesday night, and I'm already watching all political blogs, bulletins, news reports, and related media in 5-second headline bursts. Then my brain overloads and goes back to assembling the Perfect Work Mix. Right now, the not freshmen mix:

1. Regina Spektor - Edit (4:53)
2. Mustard Plug - The Freshman (3:15)
3. Janis Joplin - Take Another Little Piece of My Heart (4:16)
4. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus - Face Down (3:12)
5. Flo Rida Ft. T-Pain - Low (3:50)
6. BT ft. JC Chasez - Force of Gravity (Force of Kyoto [Zookie's Fuji Sunrise Mix]) (8:36)
7. Holly McNarland - In the Air Tonight (4:51)
8. Against Me! - White People for Peace (3:36)
9. Kate Bush - The Big Sky (MeTeorogical Mix) (7:44)
10. J.C. Chasez - Until Yesterday (UltiMix) (6:09)
11. Kenna - Love Hate Sensation (4:31)
12. The Postal Service - Sleeping In (4:21)
13. Phil Collins - That's All (4:17)
is mostly satisfactory, but needs Savage Garden between Chasez and McNarland. No, I don't have any musical shame.

I also sort of want to make hot chocolate with soy milk and bonus alcohol to enjoy during my elections-inspired meltdown. (Okay, there's other stuff, but straw, camel - you know how this one goes.) I am restrained from my bright and beautiful image of post-election morning chocolate break - with booze! - by the disappointing knowledge that Wednesday is not, in fact, a national holiday.

[Poll #1290887]

Comments

[trolleypup.livejournal.com]

I also recommend amaretto in your morning oatmeal

[ase.livejournal.com]

Only on weekends and holidays.