Happy St. Patrick's Day!

I just popped my toe out of place. That about sums up the beginning of my semester right now.

I just want to tell everyone on my friends list, or whoever may be perusing this journal (ha - nobody visits!) that I hope you all have a merry Christmas and happy holidays!

I'd like to do or say something more, but I'm bad at this kind of thing. Hope you understand.

Yes, I woke up extra early to watch my beloved Christmas movie: Olive, the Other Reindeer.

And yes, I'm going to watch the 008 Days of 007 for pretty much the rest of the day (even though it seems they got rid of the naughty/nice commercials. They were repetative, but it's not a true James Bond holiday marathon without them! I'll enjoy it anyway).

dabid, I got your card in the mail the other day and it definitely made everything a little better for now. You're excellent at writing Christmas cards. And I'm pretty sure the bear on the front is the cutest thing ever. Thanks!!

I wanted to wish everyone a big Happy Thanksgiving before the holiday officially ended.

I'm thankful that all of the people on my friends list stuck with me and my whiny self for yet another year.

My Happiness Meter is on "E".

Every birthday is fun, but it's always depressing when it ends. Call it the egotistic person inside me. I think this birthday was somewhat depressing all around because, well, the teens are gone, which was the recurring 'downer' theme of the day, I noticed. The biggest problem is that I feel like I haven't accomplished anything, which is true ( Read more... )

Hey, YOU. Yes, you.

I NEED A JOKE! A GOOD ONE! See, for marching band, they make you tell a joke on your birthday (mine being Wednesday), so I need something really good.

Don't let me down!

Happy Halloween, everyone!

I went to an on-campus, interactive showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which is always fun. A friend and I went out searching for a lot of the supplies for the least amount of money possible. We didn't succeed in getting everything, but we managed rubber gloves, newspapers, toilet paper, and flashlights (which don ( Read more... )