So I figure it's time for my once a month post. I really don't seem to have much to put on here anymore though. School starts again next Tuesday, which honestly cannot come fast enough. I've been driven crazy while I've been home. I worked a lot, almost 40 hours a week, which is good because I need the money. Josh and I are wonderful; we'll be ( Read more... )

So Melissa and I had a discussion today. Apparently, according to her, arguing is healthy in a relationship (to which she then pointed out that Josh and I are not in a healthy relationship). Josh and I never argue about anything, which is bad?? But what is there to argue about? I mean, she brought up exes, and things like that, but really. It's ( Read more... )

A. Pick 12 of your favorite movies.
B. Then pick one of your favorite quotes from each movie.
C. Post the quotes in your journal.
D. Have those on your friends list try to guess what the movie is without Googling, you cheating fuckers.
E. Strike out the quote once it has been correctly identified and place the guesser’s username directly after the ( Read more... )

My Wish by Rascal Flatts ( Read more... )

Life has definitely taken a turn for the good, if not more interesting. Those of you who went to Franklin, remember Josh Stratton? By some odd twist of fate, we're dating now. I never spoke a word to him in high school (literally not a word), and then we end up working together. It's kind of scary really. I've gotten to see a side of him that ( Read more... )

Does anyone else have Tartanic stuck in their heads? Not that I'm complaining mind you...

PS Tartanic rocks my socks. There's nothing hotter than men in kilts.

"In a world where sensual contact is so freely given, there are still those who believe that it is far more desirable to only offer it up as the reward of a dance of wills, of tearing down the thin wall of resistance, of submitting to the elements of what makes us all human. For that is the beauty of seduction, to make the ordinary into something ( Read more... )

"In the latter Middle Ages, there was a woman by the name of Christine de Pisan. She lived in France, and while she was young she was educated at the French court in numerous subjects, but mostly in a wide variety of literature. When she was older both her father and husband died, but she was able to support her mother and three children by ( Read more... )

*high whistling gets lower and lower in pitch until* KA BOOM! You see that mushroom cloud right there? Yeah? Well that was my world going to hell.

Ok...Things have the potential to be very very very shitty. With any luck, that potential will whither into nothingness. Otherwise, I'm screwed....and not in the fun kind of way.