Hello World.

Okay.

I guess since this is my first ever blog, I should write some shit about myself.

Allright.

I was born in Vilvoorde in 1995. I've been living in Zottegem, a small city in East-Flanders, in Belgium, ever since. Well, actually, I don't live in Zottegem, but in the suburbs of Sint-Goriks, a part of Zottegem. I wake up every morning to the sound of cows, donkeys, and roosters. It's very nice and peaceful and shit. I hate it.

I go to this catholic school, where we have to wear brown uniforms and stuff. I'm not even catholic, in fact, I'm quite an atheist, and so are my parents. I'm not baptised or anything. I hate my school. Everyone's too middle class and close-minded. They all look like clones to me. (well I guess that has something to do with the uniform as well).

I'm not a very outgoing person. Talk to me, because I won't talk to you. A lot of people seem to think I just dislike them when I sit there, very quite, looking at them, but in fact I'm just too shy to talk. Just so you know.
I feel pretty much like Holden Caulfield all the time. Unsurprisingly, Catcher in the Rye is my favourite book.
Yeah.
Since I live in the Flemish-speaking part of Belgium, Flemish is my first language. I can fully understand an English text, or interview, or whatever, but I'm not all that fluent on writing it and I'm just plain shit at speaking it.
Music.
Yeah, music.
It's my only home.
I used to like shitty pop tunes when I was in primary school. Then I went through a crappy pop rock-fase.
Then I discovered bands such as Alesana, Silverstein,..and fell in love with it. In 2008/ beginning of 2009 I discovered Green Day, and (though wether they're punk or not is arguable) that led to a love for punk music and the punk 'spirit' in general. More specifically, the Bay Area punk 'from Dead Kennedys to Green Day'

You already see the problem; I'm unable to be living in the Bay Area punk scene I adore so much, because, well, this is 2011 and it's not Berkeley.

I play bass. But only since September 2010, so don't expect too much of it. I love it though.

I'm still waiting for my real life to start.