The madness of sheets

Another 8 days have gone by!
Time sure flies fast.
...or maybe it just does for me 'cuz I have no school and job right now!
But fear not, next month (Yes, NEXT, as in November) I won't be online as often because I have work! Wooo! (Actually I'm not that happy about it, but then I'll finally stop feeling so bad about my RL.)

I'm so jelly of my best friend because she got into the army AND she has three months of free time because it begins next year ._.
Why do I have all this bad luck? OR is it rather that SHE has all the good luck?
/me cries

Anyways - let's get to today's topic (^see title):

What do I even mean? I was talking about piano sheets!
I have been playing the piano for a while; since 2006 I believe. But I didn't do it consistently.
You see, I got a teacher for about 6 months but decided to quit being taught by another because I'm:
- too lazy
- can't stand being pressured to play something I don't like
- didn't want to waste money since I knew I wasn't practising regularly

I figured I could play songs on my own as I already know how to read notes.
I always failed at rhythm (still do), so I'd have still failed with the teacher's advice.
How I solve the problem? Listen to the original song and play it exactly like that.

After those six months I played the piano on and off. Sometimes I would find some songs I really liked and just learned them. Sometimes it was too hard for me (as in I'm too lazy to learn something I need more hours than normal to learn) and sometimes there just wasn't any interesting, so I only played old songs on and on and on. (Even my parents were tired of those songs, olol.)

Anyways, recently I've been finding and listening to so many good songs and printing so many sheets - it's madness (:D).

Yes, yes, yet another entry full of weird sentences, mistakes and pointless stories.
Did I already mention that I have (at least) FOUR doctor appointments this month? One's already done though (1st of Oct.)