Friday, December 30, 2005
It is with great saddness I must say...
Well, and there's the fact that I'm going on a top secret trip to Michigan with Deidra tomorrow. I can't tell you anymore than the fact that we're leaving tomorrow at 8:00am and returning on January 6th. We'll be doing fun stuff and have a great time, but don't tell anybody. It's top secret.
If I can I'll try to find a library where I can update you about our trip, but I'm not promising anything. Soo, don't get your hopes up. Oh, and remember, top secret, so don't tell anybody. Shhhh...
Oh, and pray for us because we'll be traveling through some snow, but you don't know that.
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
Youth in Asia, Part Deux
Wharf air.
It is indeed dreadful and repugnant. We should stop this madness at once because most of the time wharf air smells of fish, and I don't particularly like the smell of fish. And, there are always those crusty old sailor men hanging around wharfs (and having their heirs about them, i might add). I was never much for crusty old sailor men either.
Yes, wharf air should definately be abolished. Think about it.
Ode to Lenny's
And now, you’re mostly in the South.
Nevada is the one exception,
But, that can be one’s own perception.
Technically, it is below
The Mason Dixon line, fo’ sho’
But I digress, for what I said
Has nothing to do with Lenny’s bread.
Frank thinks it is just like a brick,
But, I believe it does the trick.
It’s lovely and it tastes so good.
Like it, Frank, you really should!
We’ll have a party, they’ll be one rule.
Green velvet shoes (just flats, not mule).
We’ll eat and eat, there’ll be such joy.
Sandwiches for each girl and boy.
Turkey, bacon, and ham on wheat,
With cheese, I think, would be a treat!
We’ll eat them up, and say, “Oh yum!”
And, eat some more, until we’re numb.
Our feet all clad in velvet green.
Our stomachs filled up to our spleen.
Huzzah! to those who love this food!
Huzzah! to you and all your brood!
I can’t express my love for you,
But we all know that this is true.
I love you Lenny’s (and love you bunches!)
Could eat your subs for all my lunches.
For those of you whose thoughts may differ,
I leave you this, Just take one whiff
Or, taste it, and you’ll know. You’ll see!
It is as good as good can be.
Monday, December 26, 2005
The Twenty-Third Post
The Twenty-Third Post
Here's the game:
1. Search your blog archive.
2. Find your 23rd post.
3. Find the fifth sentence (this is meant to say something about you).
4. Post that sentence in your blog along with these instructions.
5. Tag five people to do the same.
"I woke up, much to my dismay, at about 12:00PM today."
This is very interesting because I have said this A LOT lately. I hate waking up after 12. It just bugs me. I do stay up way to late sometimes, nevertheless, I still hate waking up that late.
I tag:
Dan
Jeff
Frank
Dee
Jen
Yay, another game!
Saturday, December 24, 2005
Hugs and Warm-Wishes
I was doing some last minute Christmas shopping today (not for my quartet Last Minute but last min--nevermind), and I don't understand why people don't like going out the day before Christmas. Everyone was very jovial, especially those of us who were driving. Every once in a while you hear a car honking as if to say, "Merry Christmas to you, too!", or "I hope you having a wonderful Christmas thus far.". It was just delightful. And, I also thought it was nice how everyone wanted to be close to each other during this holiday season. The cars were back to back, crowding each other. It looked like they were trying to hug each other, wishing each other a happy Christmas and a blessed New Year.
As I was pulling out of a parking spot in the mall, I heard a car say "Merry Christmas" to me. I looked over and there was a car very close to my car. (They probably just wanted a car hug.) But, when I looked to my right there was yet another car, going the wrong direction, and very close to my car. Then I figured out that the two opposing cars must have known each other, so with utmost Christmas spirit, I pulled back into my spot so the two cars could meet. I'm sure there were pleasantries exchanged by the two cars as they passed each other, but I'm sure that there were especially pleasant greetings coming from the car going the right way to the car that was going the "wrong" way.
I made my way out through the hugs and warm greetings, and then back to my home. It's nice that this holiday season everyone is in such a loving and warm-wishing mood. Simply refreshing.
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Thursday, December 22, 2005
IT'S A COMMENT FRENZY!!!
Talk about whatever, just comment LIKE CRAZY!!! Talk about outer space, talk about ducks, talk about movies, talk about barbershop, talk about ANYTHING! Wooohooooo!!!! IT'S A COMMENT FRENZY!!!
Hahaha.... That sounded like an informercial because IT'S A COMMENT FRENZY!
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
It's nice to have a day of nothing.
[x] Wake up.
[x] Do nothing.
That's about it. It was fantastic.
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Monday, December 19, 2005
History of Poopography
Well my friends, I am victorious! I MADE A "C"!!!!! (Most of the time I would not be happy with a "C", but under the circumstances I am thrilled.) I no longer have to take the worst class in the history of ever. It's over! I'm done! Which means I can graduate in the Spring! Yay!
Oh! I'm so happy.
Sunday, December 18, 2005
Ron's Thoughts on Squirrels....(or Ron's Squirrely Thoughts)
Squirrels eat nuts. But, since there weren't a lot of nuts last year, the squirrel population has gone down. Perhaps the squirrels have moved elsewhere, somewhere where there are more nuts, or at least where they think there are more nuts (because we did have an abundance this year). And, since we didn't have that many nuts last year, perhaps the squirrels didn't have enough food to stay alive and have baby squirrels. So, that's why the squirrel population is down this year. Either they moved away or there actually are less of them.
...I think it went something like that.
Saturday, December 17, 2005
"Do The Mario"
"Do The Mario"
Swing you arms from side to side
Come on it's time to go
Do the Mario
Take one step and then again
Let's do the Mario, all together now!
You got it.
It's the Mario.
I used to watched the Super Mario Brothers Show on Saturday mornings in 1989, and I still remembered that song and was able to sing along to it. Oh man, I used to love that cheesy show.
My Favorite Flower
I think now just the regular daisy is my favorite, and I'm going to have to blame the movie "You've Got Mail". I really like the bouquet that Joe Fox gives Kathleen Kelly when she is sick.
Friday, December 16, 2005
Word of the Day
po·co·cu·ran·te (poh-coh-coo-rhan-tay)
adj. Indifferent; apathetic.
n. One who does not care.
As in:
The jovial beaver had only happy feelings for the kangaroo rat, but the kangaroo rat was pococurante.
Thursday, December 15, 2005
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
My Not-So-Excellent Mexican Dinner
Monday, December 12, 2005
Metaphoricornality
My brain is a grapefruit. (Bear with me)
When I eat a grapefruit, I slice it in half, add sugar, and then procede to eat it section by section with a spoon. After I am finished with all of the sections, I squeeze the rind with my left hand until the last drops of precious juice fill my spoon (which is in my right hand), and then I savor the grapefruity goodness for a few seconds more.
My brain understands how the grapefruit feels. I had to remember a ridulous amount of information for this final. The knowledge is equivolent to the sections of the grapefruit. My brain is the spoon extracting the pulpy flesh from the grapefruit of knowledge. When I thought I was finished extracting all the information from my grapefruit, I remembered the juice in the bottom. So, I squeezed every last ounce of juice from my brain, and came up with a few more answers which I thought that had gotten lost in the vast grapefruit chasm. And, then I moved on to the second half of the test.
The squeezed grapefruit and I can now relate.
Sunday, December 11, 2005
I'm a Silly Neenerhead.
Apparently, I'm "it"...
Seven things to do before I die:
- Be in a Broadway play. (Preferably Wicked or You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown)
- Get married to a man that I am hopelessly in love with, and have children. (I'll just lump them together.)
- Visit at least 6 continents.
- Photograph famous people for magazines and such.
- Learn to play the violin.
- Be in a movie with Sandra Bullock. (haha)
- Kiss someone underneath some mistletoe.
Seven things I cannot do:
- Look someone in the eyes and lie.
- Steal.
- Be the "real" me in front of large groups of people that I don't know, when I'm the only person there that I know.
- Write the music that I sometimes feel. (I borrowed that from Dan.)
- Settle for just anyone.
- Listen to Kenny G or Yanni for more than 2 minutes at a time.
- Pole Vault.
Seven things that I expect will attract me to my spouse:
- Makes me laugh. Period.
- Understands me as a person. My humor, my concerns, what makes me happy, etc.
- Loves God and makes Him the priority of his life, but I'm a VERY close second.
- Loves to watch movies and quote them. (Understands what I'm talking about when I quote a movie.)
- Makes me believe that it's ok to be me.
- Makes me believe that I'm the pretty (I know, I know, it's vain)
- Loves children and to be around them.
Seven things I say most often:
- That's amazing!
- Whoa.
- I have a history of photography test tomorrow.
- Quotes from the movies I've seen.
- I'm such a dork.
- Yay!
- Oh, man!
Seven books I love:
- The Bible
- Fox in Socks
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- The Giver
- The Pricess Bride
- And Then There Were None
- The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
Seven movies I could watch over and over again:
- Bewitched
- You've Got Mail
- While You Were Sleeping
- Dave
- White Christmas
- It Could Happen to You
- The Man Who Knew Too Little
Seven people I want to tag:
- Meagan
- Wally
- Molly
- Catherine
- Laura
- Katy
- Sandy
Saturday, December 10, 2005
Oh, Man!
I'm pretty sure none of that makes sense, but I just had to share.
What Becomes of Boredom
Friday, December 09, 2005
Thursday, December 08, 2005
Don't Try This At Home
I was called over to the Womack desk to relieve someone so he could relieve himself, and while I was there I decided to buy a coke. Instead, I bought a Vault and a Cherry Coke. Don't ask me what posessed me to do this. I figured I wouldn't drink the Cherry Coke and I would save it for a rainy day, or in tomorrow's case, a snowy day. This did not happen.
For those of you who don't know, a Vault soda apparently has 47mg of caffeine per 8oz serving. The bottle that I drank had 2.5 servings. I actually just realized that the bottle wasn't one serving.
Anyway, I suppose it was around 12:30am (the Vault was long gone by this time), and I decided I was thirsty again. I thought about drinking some water, but I found my hand going for the Cherry Coke. (I haven't quite finished it, and I don't think I will.) This can of coke is one serving and contains 34mg of caffeine per serving. Now for all of you non-math majors out there. In about a 3 hour period, I had approximately 81mg of caffeine. It is now 3:35am and I am still wide awake. If fact, I found that my hands were shaking a little not to long ago.
The good news is I don't have any classes tomorrow, but the bad news is I want to go to sleep.
I suggest to all of my 282 fans out there (haha), don't do this. It's stupid.
During this time period of awakeness, I haven't gotten anything productive done. I played Tetris, talked to friends online, and I watched the second have of Interview with the Vampire.
I was not impressed with the movie, or at least the second half. And, I think that I am going to have to agree with Dan's opinion that Tom Cruise is a bad actor. I was watching him and thinking how Kirsten Dunst (who was 8 at the time) was already a much better actor that he. Now, that I think about it, he only has one character and it's in every movie. It's varied, but it's basically the same.
Anyway, I didn't like the movie.
Okay, I just redid the math. It's 107.5mg of caffeine. Wow.