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Christina Mulder



Last Updated: 11/25/2009

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Gender: Female
Status: Single
Age: 15
Sign: Aquarius

City: 9OH!3
State: Texas
Country: US
Signup Date: 2/27/2007

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September 6, 2009 - Sunday 

Category: Blogging
I haven't been on Myspace in AGES, lol. I actually frequent Facebook a lot more, but I haven't really been around the social networking scene a lot lately. That is of course, if you count Twitter, and Livejournal, but none of you guys (meaning my real life friends) follow me on there, so it's no biggie.

I think it's funny that besides Monika (Aren't you glad I singled you out? ;D), my online friends know more about my real life than any of you guys do. And the fact of the matter is, I feel more confortable that way. I update my Livejournal basically every other day with updates on my life, not to mention, I don't have to feel ashamed about talking about my fangirlish ways. Yes, I am very active in the online TV fandom scene.

What have I been doing outside of school lately? Watching X-Files. In case you didn't know, that's 9 seasons, 20 episodes each. Count em up. This show started in 1993, and ended in 2002, with two films. X-Files has been deemed one of the most influential and popular shows in the 1990's. And I can see why. Too bad I was too caught up in Pokemon in the 90's to be watching. (Plus, I was like 6.) Starting next week, all my shows on primetime television return for new seasons, so I'm excited. Really though, it would be nice to fine some people in real life who watch the same shows as me, so I can fangirl to them and have them respond. xD

In fact, the reason I feel more comfortable there is because I can talk about whatever and whoever in my real life that I want. This is a true luxury. And I can choose to put some posts on private (for people who are 'Friends') or public for everyone to read. Twitter as well. I've actually become really good friends with them. Being able to say what you're feeling, and for people to objectively respond is really a relief sometimes. People to console you with comfort, without judgement.

Seems like while my real life and friendships leave something to be desired, by online life and friendships are thriving.

my livejournal - don't worry, you're not going to find anything about me I wouldn't want you to find. There's a reason you can onlyy see 50% of the posts. ;)
March 29, 2009 - Sunday 
I've started a LiveJournal account...I still have my Blogger and I'll still be posting on both. I don't know why I have 2 blogs. I guess whatever floats my boat.

Anyway, copy and paste this web address, since Myspace is obsolete, and won't let me post the correct links.

christinaof94.livejournal.com


March 9, 2009 - Monday 
christinaof94.blogspot.com

Try me.


March 6, 2009 - Friday 

New Blog. This one is amusing. Sort of. READ! :D
christinaof94.blogspot.com






December 16, 2008 - Tuesday 

Current mood:  discontent
Why did I type in such a small font size previously?
I was trying to make you squint. HA. Or give you an astigmatism.
Semester exams tomorrow. Eh.
I'm up because school doesn't start 'til 10 tomorrow. Great.

Recently, I've been enlighten.  I don't know what brought this on.  I guess in some metaphorical state, I always knew it. I've decided I want to be taken more seriously.  I mean sure, I'm still me.  With my immature banters and seemingly philosophical explanations for things, I'm still going to remain...relatively the same.  But what won't remain the same.  I will try (and don't hold this against me) to avoid crude and derogatory remarks, although there are just certain times in life where it won't be, per say, appropriate, but it'll be appreciated. Haha.  Is that even possible?

I will continue to think the same things, believe the same rumors, and speak the same pish-posh.
I always found myself dull. I'm awfully shy, and I think I appear unapproachable.
Ignore the subject of this blog.  Well, not completely.  I wouldn't call myself a pessimist, just more...rational.  Plus, that title was supposed to be eye-catching and...somewhat poetic.  Don't downplay my poetry skills. :)
Anywho, like i was saying. I truly believe it's better to never get your hopes up and expect the worst.  That way, when you don't actually get screwed over, it'll give you that warm, fuzzy feeling.  Or was that "helping others"?  Hm. 
This year, I've decided to celebrate Hanukkah.  Well, I can't actually celebrate it, because I don't know any real Jews. In addition to that, I don't have a Menorah. But I guess I can acknowledge it over Christmas.
What should I do this year. I was invited to some party. I told the person who invited me I don't go to parties. Which is mostly true. ACTUALLY.
I've never been to a party of my peers. People my own age. I really do need to get out.  Then again, I don't particularly enjoy watching people, namely girls, slut it up.  So, I think I'll pass and sit here and tell you people about it.  Who the fuck reads this anyway?
Christmas is nothing special for my family.  It's just 2 weeks of sitting around.  Wonder what I did last Christmas?  I watched crappy Christmas specials.  How dare they replace new episodes of my favorite shows with this generic non-sense? Ha, I'm only kind of serious. 

Oh well, I have my computer to watch reruns. :D Thank God...that was only a figure of speech.