Well, doing nothing, feeling sick... Here's what I've done over vacation:
Sewed a dress for Odyssey of the Mind
Watched TV... A lot
Saw friends
Saw the scariest movie on earth
Saw Saved- really good
Practiced Violin
Read Vogue
Ate... a lot
Slept
Had lots of headaches

Amazing, huh. Yeah. Well, that's all.

IF ANYONE ON THE RUSSIAN EXCHANGE IS READING THIS WOULD YOU PLEASE TELL HANNAH RYAN TO EMAIL ANNA LEVINE BACK?!?!?!? BECAUSE ANNA LEVINE WANTS A RESPONSE AND HAS BEEN WRITING HANNAH RYAN. Thank you.

PICTURES FROM SKIING!! It was really, really fun.

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HOW DO YOU PUT PICTURES IN LINKS LIKE ALI DID?
I've been trying to figure it out for a long time, and I can't do it at all. Ali (or Alice, now) how did you do it?!

Andrew- no, we're not doing things all together on Friday nights. I barely ever see Liam now except for at lunch sometimes, and everyone seems to be doing their own separate things. Last Friday night I went to a basketball game, and I don't know what other people did. And the rest of the weekend I worked on my World Civ paper. Too bad about not ( Read more... )

Well, today was Challenge Day! It was really amazing, I thought. The people- where do they get people like that?- were really cool. The whole thing was really cool, I ust can't explain it. I cried, and cried... all these guys that I knew cried too. Weird, but nice ( Read more... )

Were there any periods during Egyptian history in which there were radical changes in art and religion ( Read more... )

So, all day today I've been sitting at the computer trying to focus on my essay which is due tomorrow and I'm so behind and it's getting quite late and I can't focus that well. So in between doing that I've been searching livejournal and going to all these ana communities which are somewhere in between scary as hell and hilarious because some of ( Read more... )

The art that Akhenaton imposed upon Egypt was very different from the art of Amenhotep III’s rule. In the past, royal art served as no more than memorials to kings. Sculptures were impersonal, focusing on making the pharaohs seem as authoritative and intimidating as possible. The art on temple walls was limited to pharaohs and their families giving ( Read more... )