I am moving to a new livejournal.  Its name is RogerECoffey.  You can read it if you'd like, but I'm writing it primarily for myself.

http://rogerecoffey.livejournal.com/

After a good 8 years with the website, I've decided to discontinue my Livejournal.

In the past few months, my friends list has become drier and drier (5 entries in the past 2 weeks, for example).  Also, I, myself, haven't written nearly as much as I used to (12 entries in the past 6 months, for example).

So, here I am, calling it quits.  Most of my ( Read more... )

As many of you know, I've been living with my parents since December of last year.  I've been student teaching on the coast.  I just wanted to give a quick life update because I haven't had a real LJ entry in about 2 months ( Read more... )

Holy shit.

I just sold my World of Warcraft account for 100 dollars.  So long, old friend!

Today was my last day student teaching at Gautier High School.  I had been there for seven weeks, and obviously, while I was there, I got to know some of the students pretty well ( Read more... )

I had my very first blind date yesterday at 7:00 pm.  We were set up by our mothers, as they knew we had a lot in common.  We met at TGI Fridays and had a few drinks.  There was great conversation, and we had a lot of chemistry together ( Read more... )

because Fred Durst has directed a movie.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0783515/

I find that the more movies I watch, the more I hate bad ones, and the more I like good ones.  If I had seen "Rachel Getting Married" three to five  years ago, my reaction would've been "eh, it was pretty good I guess".  But when I saw it today my reaction was something more along the lines of "holy crap that was a great movie".  It's nice ( Read more... )

For some reason, I see watching movies as a productive use of my time.  I have a few excuses for feeling this way, none of which are really legitimate.  It's recreational, and I seldom learn anything from it other than the craft of film-making, which I doubt I'll ever be a part of.  I mean, I fancy myself a film critic, and I may one day be a film ( Read more... )