So I think we all go through it, weather we're seniors or not. We start out the beginning of each semester ready to buckle down and work hard,but that last month always seams to be the longest and hardest actually sit through. I'm having ADD right now, so I can't finish my thoughts, but I'm alive, insane, but alive.

It's been a while and I'm feeling the need to reflect whilst sitting at work ( Read more... )

I am two decades old today, and that's crazy to say because when you think about a business that's been around for two decades, you think, wow, that's a long time. Then you look at a person whose been around that long and you think, they're still so young. I guess it's all within retrospect of the object you are talking about.

So I just got off my third full shift. Remember that epic disaster I was dreading before my first shift? I averted it today! I'm a hero! But not really because the "epic disaster" was a bon-fire set by some stupid teenagers in trucks.....on the OTHER side of the lake, the side that Northrop Grumman doesn't own. Oh well, I kept the possibility of ( Read more... )

So I had on the job training this morning for my new security job. I actually start working my own shift tonight. And I'm slightly nervous. I know I'll be fine, it's not a difficult job, it's just the potential for epic disaster is there, but not really, and yeah. Plus, I work from 11pm until 7am, so I have to stay awake, and entertained. If I'm ( Read more... )

Sadly, my beloved car of almost three years died on the side of I-19 yesterday, 2 miles from the exit back to FSU. My dad and I had to trailer it back to Orlando today. Hopefully, the Ghetto Racecar is fixable, and I will be mobile again. But until then, I mourn the death of my car.

i just spent the past 5 hours playing perfect dark on the N64 with Penguin. totaly the best night ever! we are such loosers.

in a few short hours, the eye of the storm that turned a city and culture upside down hit the gulf coast. a lot has happened in that one long year. families that were displaced have begun to slowly come back to the places they lived for years, and rebuild the way of life they call normal. nothing seems normal though, twelve months after that day ( Read more... )

the first week of classes is always hectic, simply because of traffic. living on a campus that consists of 48,000 students and only a meir 12,000 parking spaces....traffic gets bad. good thing i walk to class across the street form my building. being a sophomore, i know a lot more people on campus and i have a lot more friends. its really nice to ( Read more... )

i was sitting in Panera the other day, just people watching as i waited for a friend to get off work. i sipped my water and watched at a customer tried to get get ice for her drink. the machine was empty, as i had found out minutes before when i had tried to get ice for my water. the Panera staff was notified and the girl who was on dinning room ( Read more... )