Thought for the day: Old churchs should always be observed on foot.

As promised, here are all the graveley, boring details about my impending overseas adventure (in blue font for your viewing pleasure):

So I'm walking into Matheson, minding my own business, when I see this sign.  Back up a minute.  First there was the presentation.

The president of our college, a Dr. Veazy, went to China last October with a few other ( Read more... )

Thanks to my buddy, Mr. Hughes, for the subject line ( Read more... )

While searching for a new icon to represent the budding green-ness and warm weather we are beginning to experience here, I found some of the most adorable pictures ever.  I dare you to look at these without feeling all melty inside . . . no, I double dare you,

If you don't love kitties, don't click here.

Word of the Day: Whatever means "OMG, squeeeee

OK, I might as well get this over with . . .

Big things happening:

1. I'm not going to University of Missouri St. Louis

2. I am going to Murray State University

3. I am going to China this summer

That's all . . . for now.

Word of the Day: confession (noun); acknowledgment; avowal; admission

I hardly ever see a post made when someone is wildly happy.  Take me for example.  I don't post unless I'm avoiding doing something else.  Right now it's reading my Astronomy text.  Isn't it kind of depressing though to think that the record of the people is made up of boredom, sloth, and misery induced bits?

There are several big things that I ( Read more... )

It's official.  I'm no longer a Blagg.  And, according to whitepages.com, I have gone from being 1 in 17 to being 1 in 33.  I am officially less unique; woe is me.  Plus, I'm going to have to learn a new social security number.  I had gotten kind of attached to the old one.  We had a thing.  She knew everything about me.  And now this new social ( Read more... )

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Sitting on the couch on Friday night, my hair beginning to fall out of place, I said, "I don't feel different."  One would think after a life-changing legal proceeding, there would be an impression on one's psyche . . .  If anything, I feel more relaxed.  Comfortable.  Yes, that's right.  I'm comfortable with myself and my status ( Read more... )

You know what sucks?  I'll tell you what sucks.  It sucks having four long days of work and school back to back (especially when work has been as frustrating as it has been this week).  It sucks trying to do homework and study for a test on Thursday and find shoes that fit and which don't have skinny two inch heels like all the shoes in the world ( Read more... )