here comes santa claus

Wow, i finished my shopping early this year, a whole 3 days beforehand! Yippee!
I went to see National Treasure yesterday...good movie, and I started a new Koontz book. I love vacation! I get to sleep in...most days....and not worry about finishing crap. In other words, i'm a bum. I could get used to it...definately ready for retirement!
I was watching how the celebration of christmas had changed throughtout the years on the history channel, very interesting. Most of our traditions are fairly recent. It wasn't until the mid 1800's (around queen victoria's time) that people regularly put up fur trees in their houses. A little factoid for ya.
It turns out that i have to work a couple of hours tonight and also most of christmas day. It was bound to happen sooner or later. I knew that i would be punished for having thanksgiving and halloween off. I despise working on holidays. I'm probably working next weekend also (New year eve and day), yuck. At least i have my sundays off though.
Ah, speaking of work has got me in a yuck mood.
K, will write more at a later time.

THAT'S ALL FOLKS! I'M DONE!

Finals

Finals week is encroaching! I haven't had the chance to study though.
I finished collecting and analyzing data for my research project. All that is left is to present my research on Saturday in an informal poster session and write the paper, which is due on Tuesday. I will be GREATLY relieved when i'm done with this!
I still have to finish 2 drawings for tuesday also.
I still have to do my Christmas shopping, and i probably won't start till after finals when the stores are completely packed.
So much time, so little to do.....strike that, reverse it.
No worries!

Giving Thanks

While contemplating the mountainous pile of work that I have to accomplish this weekend, I’m listening to the auditory treat known as Muse. I love it!

Thanksgiving was marvelous. I watched the Macy’s parade in the morning and later we went over to the grandparents. I love getting together with family around our 21 lb. turkey. Yummy. The food was excellent. My favorite was the broccoli casserole *goodness*. We all ended up eating till we regretted it - Shoveling the last bits in, stopping just short of internal combustion. Food is only part of the Thanksgiving treat though.

Throughout the visit, we were enthralled in conversation of the utmost importance. My grandparents had obviously started the party before we had arrived. My grandfather forgot my name, and my grandmother came out wishing everyone a Happy Easter. They’ll never live that down. For the rest of the night, the focus of conversation was mainly on my aunt and uncle’s workout and diet routines and their personal trainers. But, the family didn’t disappoint. The dreaded question was bound to come up sooner or later. They asked me what I was planning on doing after I graduate (about 5 times each). They ask me this at every family gathering. So, I was prepared. I just shrugged it off, and followed it with an “I don’t know”. Somewhere between the 3rd and 5th question, I just shrugged. The family then proceeded around the room picking on their kids and each other. My uncle bought a small boat to fish. My cousin Dayna, 13, is ready to move out to a friend’s house- the rest of the family laughs and moves on- her brother Mark, ~11, likes to call everyone stupid. Ahhh, the family bonding! It’s usually all in good humor though. Can’t wait till Christmas.

Giving Thanks

While contemplating the mountainous pile of work that I have to accomplish this weekend, I’m listening to the auditory treat known as Muse. I love it!

Thanksgiving was marvelous. I watched the Macy’s parade in the morning and later we went over to the grandparents. I love getting together with family around our 21 lb. turkey. Yummy. The food was excellent. My favorite was the broccoli casserole *goodness*. We all ended up eating till we regretted it - Shoveling the last bits in, stopping just short of internal combustion. Food is only part of the Thanksgiving treat though.

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Throughout the visit, we were enthralled in conversation of the utmost importance. My grandparents had obviously started the party before we had arrived. My grandfather forgot my name, and my grandmother came out wishing everyone a Happy Easter. They’ll never live that down. For the rest of the night, the focus of conversation was mainly on my aunt and uncle’s workout and diet routines and their personal trainers. But, the family didn’t disappoint. The dreaded question was bound to come up sooner or later. They asked me what I was planning on doing after I graduate (about 5 times each). They ask me this at every family gathering. So, I was prepared. I just shrugged it off, and followed it with an “I don’t know”. Somewhere between the 3rd and 5th question, I just shrugged. The family then proceeded around the room picking on their kids and each other. My uncle bought a small boat to fish. My cousin Dayna, 13, is ready to move out to a friend’s house- the rest of the family laughs and moves on- her brother Mark, ~11, likes to call everyone stupid. Ahhh, the family bonding! It’s usually all in good humor though. Can’t wait till Christmas.

Stupid Bridget

*horns blaring* It’s time for another one of my fascinating posts…

I have spent the last week or so practically living on my friends’ metal futon. They were wonderful for putting up with me, without them I wouldn’t have accomplished any work. It’s nice to get away from the house sometimes, but I’ve greatly missed my bed. So, it’s good to be home for a day.

Work is work. I had a doubly long shift yesterday…can’t wait to see the fruits of that labor. We were mad busy yesterday and Friday night….all wanted to see national Treasure. I don’t know, didn’t really look that interesting to me. They asked, actually begged, me to work today, but I turned them down. I have a lot of things to do, and besides I needed some me time!

So today I went and saw Bridget Jones. I didn’t realize how much the movie appealed to older women. I was the only person under 60 in the theater. It was really cute though. I totally recommend it. Wonderful movie! Ahh, Hugh Grant and Colin Firth. I don’t think it was as good as the first, but that is how sequels are… I’m still going to watch it a million times though. It was very good. I’m the romantic comedy mood. I watch Love Actually 5 times last week. Romantic comedies just make you feel good inside after watching them. Ahhh, love.
I feel it in my fingers
I feel it in my toes
Love is all around us
And so the feeling grows

Pop!

Yeah, i've been a bad blogger lately. I will update soon, but i just wanted to pop on and say hi.


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Green is the color of nature. It symbolizes growth,
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like yourself is a fortunate soul.

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Birthday weekend

Yay! I'm officially 21.
I had a wonderful weekend, which consisted of dinner at the Rainforest, downtown disney, a movie, and holloween horror nights. I definately recommend that next year we get the fast pass at universal though-- mega lines.
Thanks rena & wendy!

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Hey, another sunday.

I had a very strange dream last night. Actually, I had two. In the first, I was a fire fighter...i don't know exactly what happened, but it was a sad dream.In the second, I was chewing on something and all my teeth fell out. I went to the dentist and all they could do was give me dentures! Wow, it was very disturbing. It was probably inspired by Serena's missing hair dream. Serena your giving me nightmares, haha.

Well, the B-day countdown continues- 5 more days until number 21! I'm excited...

Not much else. Senior project is seriously stressing me out. I never really had much trouble sleeping, but now, geeze. Anyway, I'm taking a break from studying (interpersonal communications midterm tomorrow). I think i may also work on some senior research tonight.

Have to go, my grandmothers choking. Blog ya later.

Sunday, Bloody Sunday

WhooHoo!! Stop, Postin’ Time.

Over the past couple of days, I renewed my love…..my love for coffee, that is. I have remained coffee free all during the summer, but the temptation wore me down. My current fixation: cinnamon hazelnut creamer.

I’ve also started the BIRTHDAY COUNTDOWN- 12 days till my 21st. yay. I didn’t realize it was so close until someone mentioned it. I think we may go to Halloween Horror nights on that day. Even though I’m a chicken, I’m really looking forward to being scared stiff. Isn’t it funny how we pay to be scared? I guess it’s the adrenaline rush that is needed. Sitting in a classroom just isn’t that exciting anymore.

Ever feel like the walls are caving in? I have so much stuff to do and no motivation what so ever to get it done. I need a haircut.



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with a stick). You're nice to listen to.


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Back

Well, we're back to school. I had a nice post, but it was eaten by blogger. I'll try to update later. Off to drawing class.
Adios

Back

Well, so much for getting the week off. We missed monday and that was about it. I got Power last night!! That was a good moment. I didn't do so well on my marine bio exam... and the drawing i'm working on isn't coming along smoothly.
Other than that there is not much else to report. So, I'll leave you with a quiz.


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Another Storm

So... we were out of school for two weeks, went back to school for two week, and now the school is closing again for the third huricane. Amazing. Go Jean, Go! Who knows when we'll actually get any schooling this semester.
Other than that, not too much else is happening. Serena got her new car. Incredibly cute. I'm green with envy. I've already managed to fall behind in my classes.
I'm suppose to have a marine test on monday, but i don't think its going to happen....just have to wait and see.
Mr. Belding from Saved by the Bell came to Stetson last night and I attended a cultural event (for about 10 minutes).....only 11 more credits to go!

POWER!!! I'm finally able to sleep...

This hurricane business started off with me being sick. I had a fever and a cold, which I am now happily getting over. So, I was glad that we were off on Thursday and Friday. Little did I know the horror my Labor Day weekend would hold.

First off, Frances was the slowest moving storm ever. It wasn’t until Saturday that we experienced some powerful wind and rain. After riding through Mount Dora, I will say that our neighborhood held up well. I also heard that Volusia was hit pretty hard too. We probably won’t go back to school till Monday. We only lost a few shingles on the house, but our power went out early Saturday morning.

We spent the next few days extremely uncomfortable. With 7 people in the house, no air, and no hot water we all were irritable. I couldn’t sleep. We all were napping on the floors under the windows. It was awful. To top it off, our neighbors were running a monster of a generator. It sounded as if a huge semi was parked by our front door. I thought surely we’ll have power by Monday. Nope. Monday came and went, then all day Tuesday. It was that night that we were teased. The power came on for 5 seconds and all were screamin’ praises. Then the great power god decided that we were not worthy and shut it off. We took this as a sign of hope…that they were working on the power and it should be on in a few minutes. Well, 30 minutes later we all went to bed- still no power.

Now after several days of feeling gross, I decided to open my bedroom window while I slept. I woke 5 minutes later to find a slug creeping up my wall. Eewww. I now also, have an ant infestation problem. They are living in my computer and swarming my surge protector. Aaarrrggg!

Anyways, the power finally came on around 3pm today. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

I am now engaged in a CSI marathon and simultaneously trying to bring death upon as many ants as possible. I will now leave you with that. And if you don’t have power….i feel your pain.

I'm Back

Well, looks like i'm getting back into the swing of things. School started and i actually signed up for a drawing class. For those who know me, stop laughing! By the end of this class i will become a brilliant art-ee-st *inserted sarcasm*. I did, however, decide to take this class pass or fail. Yay, first one thus far. I haven't taken art since elementry school, and even then i was at the bottom of the barrel. It should be much fun and possibly theraputic (i hope). I'm also taking marine biology (for fun), senior project (yuck!!), and interpersonal communications (a requirement). Even though i was forced to take this communications class, i think it will be okay. The professor is highly entertaining and who knows...maybe i will apply some of this knowledge to my life gain better and more effective relationships. Haha. And as for the senior project class, with my least favorite teacher i add, i guess i will live, although in a state of great disstress.

I'm also sick. A few days into the new school year and i've gotten a cold (with sinus pressure) and a scratchy sore throat. I feel completely drained. I went through just about all our toilet paper trying to catch my nose.

It looks like Frances is on her way! School has been canceled for today and won't resume until Tuesday. Yay! I do feel bad for all the people who live on campus though, because they all have to evacuate. Hopefully, we won't sustain too much damage. Everyone is buying up supplies...good luck finding batteries and ply wood! i should probably go gas up the car and help bring in the porch furniture and plants. Later!

Key West

The Keys were beautiful! We had great weather the whole time. I broke my bank account, but it was worth it.
Our many adventures included: cruising along in our cool rental car during the long (8 hour) drive down and back up (giving us the opportunity to drive amongst those crazy Miami drivers) , Duval St. (a row of bars, souvenir shops, drunkards, and people generally having a good time), a glass bottom boat, the Hemingway house (6 toed cats included), getting closer to Cuba (i.e. southernmost point), getting accosted by the street bums, and ghosts.
Maybe Wendy and Rena will get a nice victorian house out there and I'll come to visit.

Farewell to Summer

I'm headed to Key West for a few days, trying to make the most of my dwindling summer. Should be back Saturday night.

Bye Charley

With a trail of destruction following, Charley has left. Luckily, the brunt of the storm just missed us, but we still experienced some wind and rain. Our power did not go out, but the power in surrounding areas did.

Most of the businesses in the area were closed, but I was still called into work. On my drive into work I found the roadways to be a little chaotic, the main problem being the traffic lights. All of them were out! Surprisingly, the movie theater was packed. Many residents without power sought refuge in the air conditioned building. Understandably, the theater was under staffed and the employees who did come to work (me included) were not in the best of moods for being dragged into work.

I would like to say though; the channel 6 news gave the most entertaining coverage of the storm. I owe much gratitude to some poor newscaster named Mike, who must have been at the bottom of the station’s list of favorite people. During the worst part of the storm, all the other news stations had their people safely out of the storm, but poor Mike was forced to stand outside in the storm near the Sanford Riverwalk. The wind gusts were strong and the rain was pounding down. Every time they placed the camera on the guy he was squinting to the point where you knew it was impossible for him to open his eyes. He was saying that the rain was coming at such a slant that it was stinging his face to the point of becoming numb. Now at this point, we are all in the living room laughing hysterically at this poor guy making these great faces. To top it off, the people in the news room were asking him questions, while he was in the middle of the hurricane. The focus would then switch to the news room, but before the camera went back to the news room Mike was told to “not go anywhere” (which was repeated at least 3 different times)! This went on for at least 25 minutes.

So Mike, I would like to thank you for your fantastic coverage of Charley.

Testing

Bye Charley

With a trail of destruction following, Charley has left. Luckily, the brunt of the storm just missed us, but we still experienced some wind and rain. Our power did not go out, but the power in surrounding areas did.

Most of the businesses in the area were closed, but I was still called into work. On my drive into work I found the roadways to be a little chaotic, the main problem being the traffic lights. All of them were out! Surprisingly, the movie theater was packed. Many residents without power sought refuge in the air conditioned building. Understandably, the theater was under staffed and the employees who did come to work (me included) were not in the best of moods for being dragged into work.

I would like to say though; the channel 6 news gave the most entertaining coverage of the storm. I owe much gratitude to some poor newscaster named Mike, who must have been at the bottom of the station’s list of favorite people. During the worst part of the storm, all the other news stations had their people safely out of the storm, but poor Mike was forced to stand outside in the storm near the Sanford Riverwalk. The wind gusts were strong and the rain was pounding down. Every time they placed the camera on the guy he was squinting to the point where you knew it was impossible for him to open his eyes. He was saying that the rain was coming at such a slant that it was stinging his face to the point of becoming numb. Now at this point, we are all in the living room laughing hysterically at this poor guy making these great faces. To top it off, the people in the news room were asking him questions, while he was in the middle of the hurricane. The focus would then switch to the news room, but before the camera went back to the news room Mike was told to “not go anywhere” (which was repeated at least 3 different times)! This went on for at least 25 minutes.

So Mike, I would like to thank you for your fantastic coverage of Charley.

Bye Charley

With a trail of destruction following, Charley has left. Luckily, the brunt of the storm just missed us, but we still experienced some wind and rain. Our power did not go out, but power in surrounding areas did.

Most of the businesses in the area were closed, but I was still called into work. On my drive into work I found the roadways to be a little chaotic, the main problem being the traffic lights. All of them were out!Surprisingly, the movie theater was packed. Many residents without power sought refuge in the air conditioned building. Understandably, the theater was under staffed and the employees who did come to work (me included) were not in the best of moods for being dragged into work.

I would like to say though, the channel 6 news gave the most entertaining coverage of the storm. I owe much gratitude to some poor newscaster named Mike, who must have been at the bottom of the station's list of favorite people. During the work part of the storm, all the other news stations had their people safely out of the storm, but poor Mike was forced to stand outside in the storm near the Sanford Riverwalk. The wind gusts were strong and the rain was pounding down. Every time they placed the camera on the guy he was squinting to the point where you knew it was impossible to open his eyes. He was saying that the rain was coming at such a slant that it was stinging his face to the point of becoming numb. Now at this point were all in the living room laughing hysterically at this poor guy making these great faces. To top it off, the people in the news room were asking him questions, while he's in the middle of the hurricane. The focus would then switch to the news room, but before the camera went back to the news room Mike was told to "not go anywhere" (which was repeated at least 3 different times)! This went on for at least 25 minutes. So Mike, I would like to thank you for your fantastic coverage of Charley.

Bye Charley

With a trail of destruction following, Charley has left. Luckly, the brunt of the storm just missed us, but we still experienced some wind and rain. Our power did not go out, but power in surrounding areas did.

Most of the businesses in the area were closed, but I was still called into work. On my drive into work i found the roadways to be a little chaotic, the main problem being the traffic lights. All of them were out!
Surprisingly, the movie theater was packed. Many residents without power sought refuge in the air conditioned building. Understandibly, the theater was understaffed and the employees who did come to work (me included) were not in the best of moods for being dragged into work.

I would like to say though, the channel 6 news gave the most entertaining coverage of the storm. I owe much gratitude to some poor newscaster named Mike, who must have been at the bottom of the station's list of favorite people. During the work part of the storm, all the other news stations had their people safely out of the storm, but poor Mike was forced to stand outside in the storm near the Sanford Riverwalk. The winds were gusting and the rain was falling. Everytime they placed the camera on the guy he was squinting to the point where you knew it was impossible to open his eyes. He was saying that the rain was coming at such a slant that it was stinging his face to the point of becoming numb. Now at this point were all in the living room laughing histerically at this poor guy making these great faces. To top it off, the people in the news room were asking him questions, while he's in the middle of the hurricane. The focus would then switch to the news room, but before the camera went back to the news room Mike was told to "not go anywhere" (which was repeated at least 3 different times)! This went on for at least 25 minutes.
So Mike, I would like to thank you for your fantastic coverage of Charley.

Charley

Hurray for the hurricane! Charley has managed to close nearly all schools and businesses in the area. Still waiting to see if i'm expected to come into work tonight, highly unlikely though.

Off to play with the dolphins at Sea World...

little nothings

School supply shopping used to hold all kinds of excitement when your a little kid. You beg you parents to buy the "cool" folders and backpacks (although mine never did, lol). Then everyone in the store crams themselves into the same isle trying to capture the best deals and the last pack of pencils. The parents are all stressed out while the kids are whinning that they didn't get what they wanted. It's somewhere between middle school and now, when you actually have to purchase these supplies with your own funding, that i've lost that excitement and just feel like whinning because i have to go back to school. Well, i still have a few things on my list to pick up.

Other news:
1) Just dyed the hair yesterday. Yeah, insteaded of coming out a natural, light brown like i asked for, my mom turned my hair a nice copper/orange. Hopefully, this stuff will fade before school starts.
2) I finished my book A Thin Dark Line - Tami Hoag.
3) The loan company decreased the amount i ask for....now i have to call them to fix it.
4) I came to the realization that my car will probably not make it too much longer.
5) Kill Bill Vol. II comes out tomorrow...so maybe i'll get to see it.
6) I bought an awesome handbag at Penny's on sale.

Ever run out of gas? Well, I have!

Without the motivation to do anything meaningful or productive today, i changed the layout. What do you think? Awesome, right? I really don't know if i like the tagboard though.

Not too much else going on. I ended up going to the springs again (mainly just to get my brother to stop nagging me though). I think the highlight of my week was going out to borders and watching a movie. We saw the Terminal, which turned out to be pretty good. I highly recommend it.

I'm in this funk where i just don't want to do anything. I know i should be getting all my stuff settled before school starts (i.e. senior project and internship). I'm even starting to worry about it, but i keep pushing it back. I have to say that i am one of the worst procrastinators ever. Having identified my problem, i'm going to try harder to get moving. Maybe if I commit myself in writing it will happen (encouragement is always welcome!).

Just finished watching Starsky &Hutch. Never watched the t.v. show, but i thought the movie was hilarious. Just about anything Stiller does is great (with the exception of Zoolander). Come to think of it i've really seen a lot of movies this summer, hehe.

I actually updated my version of xp and the computer seems to be working much, much better. So, keep your fingers crossed!

 

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I came to report that i am still alive, but barely. Can you believe it's half way through July? Wow.

My computer has been giving me problems lately. I'm about to throw it across the room. Damn popups! can't seem to get rid of 'em.
I love the '90's

I went apartment hunting around UCF for my sister. I still have a strong feeling that she is going to end up living at home though. HAHA. I don't think my parents will survive that!

Other news: I've also gotten addicted to the Red faction worldwide demo (comp game). I'm 34 hours into FF X and stuck - can't figure out how to defeat seymour. & currently listening to Rooney.

I would write more, but my comp is really having problems...will update later.

boredom

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Voyage to Blockbuster

You know you're pathetic when you've viewed all the movies at your local blockbuster store.

I took on the difficult task of finding a few movies for family night. I thought, “How bad could it be? I know we rent a lot of movies, but after all there are a lot of movies out there.” Yeah, right! After perusing through the available titles, pacing up and down the new release wall about 10 times (probably looking quite suspicious), and calling home 3 times to see if anyone in the house has already seen a particular movie, we finally settled on 2 movies: Seabiscuit and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Neither one at the top of my must see list, but I guess they’ll have to suffice.

On a much happier note, my parents got the - all the games you want for a month for just one flat fee deal. This was mostly for my sibs, but I’m a closet gamer. I really only play every once in a while and only if the game merits my attention (some games that I have enjoyed over the years: the Tomb Raider series, Resident Evil 2, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VIII, and Splinter Cell). Isn’t it funny that the most gruesome and violent games are usually the best games? Well, I’ve just rented Hitman: Contracts and I have to say it kicks butt. After spending 3 hours on it this morning, I can’t wait to get back to it.

I've also been trying to change the format of my blog. I really have a limited knowledge about computers, so I'm finding this task to be quite difficult. If anyone has any suggestions or knows of a really good tutorial, please help.

Well, I’ll leave you with a synopsis of my past life.

I don't know how you feel about it, but you were female in your last earthly incarnation.
You were born somewhere in the territory of modern West Africa around the year 725.
Your profession was that of a builder of houses, temples and cathedrals.

Your brief psychological profile in your past life:
Ruthless character, carefully weighing his decisions in critical situations, with excellent self-control and strong will. Such people are generally liked, but not always loved.

The lesson that your last past life brought to your present incarnation:
Magic is everywhere around you, even in the most usual, most ordinary situations. Your lesson is to understand this magic and to help other people to see it, too. You are a magician.

Find out about your past life here.

Jen's Courtyard

Jen's Courtyardtesting
This is just a test of the emergency blogging system

Ouch!!!

Sunburn. Ichy, scratchy, painful sunburn.

summer retreat

Ah, a long over due post. There’s so much to tell, where should I start?

Well, I did end up going to two different springs. The first trip was in the name of research. We caught all kinds of little fishes to experiment on and had a blast in the process. I also came to the realization that I have a big, monstrous size head seeing as though the goggles that I had bought didn’t fit. I also managed to lose the snorkel, but happily it made its way downstream to meet us. The main purpose of the second trip to the springs was to keep the sibs occupied. We went down the stream a few times banging ourselves against the rocks in the process. Needless to say, we left with a few cuts and bruises, but it was fun.

My grandparents then invited the rest of the family to spend the weekend with them on the beach in Longboat Key, Fl. After a very long 3-hour car ride of being squished in between beach chairs, luggage bags, and siblings, who couldn’t stop arguing, we finally arrived Thursday night. Friday was spent mainly on the beach. We snorkeled and fished. Starfish, unidentified fish, stingrays, hermit crabs, and sand crabs were among some animals were found. We spent hours just chatting and floating along in the ocean. By the end of the day, in spite of slathering ourselves with sunscreen, we all were in sunburn hell. The rest of the trip was great though. We did some fine dining, shopping, and were in strawberry daiquiri and pina colada heaven. I was glad we got to spend some time with the family and vacation on the beach. I just hope this sunburn goes away soon.

Oh, and Happy Father’s Day !!

Ramblings cont.

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Ramblings

Well, I finally went to see Harry Potter. I thought it was good, but it does not compare to the first movie. I guess that's how all movie series are (with the exception of Lord of the Rings).

I'm going to the Springs tomorrow, which promises to be a good time. Although the water is probably in the 60's and i have to get up at 7am. I'll still have to opportunity to snorkle and chat it up with the fishes.

Ever wonder what your goth name is? I know your dying to find out.
adios. from the Death Dealer

Summer Daze

Summer is here to stay!! Finally, school is out and I have time to play. No more stress (at least for now). I see days of laziness and sunbathing in the horizon.
Currently, there is not too much going on. I had to go into work today, which was a little crazy with the new Harry Potter film out. Eventually, I’ll go see it.
I really can’t believe how dumb some people are though. Really, If the movie is not on the marquee then WE DON’T HAVE IT. Believe me. We are not hiding the films from you! Also, I noticed that the people who carry around big bills in their wallets are the stingiest of all. Really, I think you can donate a dollar or two to the children’s charities. I don’t think that is going to leave too much of a dent in your massive wallet.
Anyway, enough with the venting, I would like to wish my bro a happy 16th birthday. You only get one, so live it up.

Is it just me, or does the new velvet revolver song kick ass!

Yeah, here comes the water
It comes to wash away the sins of you and I
This time, you'll see. . .
Like holy water
It only burns you faster than you'll ever dry
This time, with me

Is anyone else a sucker for those WB shows? I know they are made for that preteen age group, but it never fails. I still find myself glued to the tv watching Seventh Heaven, Gilmore girls, One Tree Hill, and (my newest addiction) Summerland. It’s genius, whoever created these shows knows how to get you so hyped up for the new episode that you end up planning your whole week around them.

quizes galore

You're My Little Pony!! Sweet and innocent and
happy, you make people want to spew burrito
chunks. Even a Care Bear could kick your ass.


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You're Elemant is Wind. You're light-hearted,
care-free, kind, sensative, and mysterious. You
have friends and most absolutely love you. You
can be calm and soothing one minute and ragging
in anger the next so no one wants to get on
your bad side. You're beauty is inspiring and
magical.


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