Chess or Soccer?

Hello there you extraterrestrial pieces of toast! (Hello there submitted by ArmyOfLamps)

Today I got Spotify Premium, as the title suggests. I am happy about this because now I can listen to my music on the bus ride home, when previously I couldn’t due to bad data.

In other news, I listened to Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge by My Chemical Romance for the first time as Jennifer and Maz instructed. I would suggest it to those who like hard rock tunes with good moments often.

In Chess I’m on an 6 win streak, and I’m learning more about Opening Theory and tactics.

BUT

As you may know I was obsessed with Soccer for a few months last year and planned to make the team and my school. Unfortunately, Chess Club and Soccer meet on the same day at the same time, so I’ll have to pick one.

I really want to stick with Chess and just continue to exercise and play Soccer in my own time, but I’m not sure it’s the right choice. Tell me in the comments which direction I should go in >.<

I think that’ll be the end of today’s post. So yeah.

Thanks for reading all the way to the bottom of the post :3

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Lazy Thursday

Hello there you fellow humans, today I am doing nothing as far as I know. Currently i’m listening to music on Spotify to find songs to go on my playlist, Stuff Ya Might Like If You Were Riley.

Like I said I would, I looked up where the phrase “keep your eyes peeled comes from”. According to Quora:

To keep one’s eyes peeled means to be alert, observant. This seems an odd phrase, but dates back to the 1820s in Britain, when Sir Robert Peel established the first organised police force. The officers were known as ‘peelers, or ‘bobbies’. They were expected to be particularly observant and to keep their eyes ‘peeled’, after their founder’s orders!

But it also has some different answers, so here you go if this has piqued your interest.(Link to quora page)

I’ve just added most of the Cave Story soundtrack and the TOP x MUTEMATH new songs to the playlist.

I’m reading a really good book that Maz lent me called The Watch That Ends The Night, that is a realistic fiction poetry book based around some characters the author made up aboard the Titanic, their lives, and their  inevitable last moments. I just got to the part where they are starting to evacuate the ship, and some people are already dead from the impact of the iceberg alone.

That’s about all I have to talk about right now, I might post something worthwhile tomorrow.

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