Soundtrack of My Life

You knew I was going to take this, right?

opening credits: "Birdhouse In Your Soul" by They Might Be Giants (It *IS* my Theme Song)
growing-up scene: (yeah, I added one.) - "Father of Mine" by Everclear
waking-up scene: "Manic Monday" by The Bangles
average-day scene: "Stress" by Jim's Big Ego
best-friend scene: "With a Little Help from My Friends" by The Beatles
first-date scene: "Log In To You" by The Arrogant Worms
falling-in-love scene: "Love Set Fire" by Moxy Fruvous
love scene: "She's An Angel" by They Might Be Giants
fight-with-friend scene: "Friend Is A Four Letter Word" by Cake
break-up scene: "Better Off Dead" by Bad Religion
get-back-together scene: "Another First Kiss" by They Might Be Giants
fight-at-home scene: "Goodbye" by Gravity Kills
"life's okay" scene: "The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades" by Timbuk3
heartbreak scene: "Maybe I Know" (officially by Lesley Gore, but probably the cover by They Might Be Giants)
mental-breakdown scene: "Pressure" by Billy Joel
driving scene: (I'm tempted to put "Tonight Is The Night I Fell Asleep At The Wheel" by Barenaked Ladies.. but.. nah ;) ) "Get In The Car" by Moxy Fruvous
lesson-learning scene: "Horseshoes" by Moxy Fruvous
deep-thought scene: "Blenderhead" by Bad Religion
flashback scene: "Angry Young Man" by Billy Joel
party scene: "Dance Machine" by LITE
happy dance scene: "Life Is Flowers" by Too Much Joy
regret scene: "A Self Called Nowhere" by They Might Be Giants
long-night-alone scene: "Another Night Without You" by Queensryche
death scene: "No One Lives Forever" by Oingo Boingo
closing credits: "The End of The Tour" by They Might Be Giants

This is good to know

Despite a near two month hiatus due to my mom's injury and how difficult it is to get to use the first floor (like I'd prefer), my DDR skills, such as they are, have not declined.
I had an itch to play, still can't use the first floor, so set myself up in the basement.
Hope too much cat litter doesn't get on the pad.
... Hope no one's missing anymore either...

Anyways, I can still hold my own (read: not fail) on most four foot songs.
Dunno about five foot songs, though.
I AA'd a couple more songs today.
I've noticed that songs that I USED to think were really fast (such as Abyss) are manageable now. I must just be getting used to reading the arrows faster.
Now if I could handle eighth notes better and the down and right/down and left type of jumps better.
I'll get there. Just gotta practice more.
Um.. yeah.