Another reminder of my new LJ username:
mrs_lefroy

I'm posting all new entries there.

So, I decided that since I've had this particular LJ account for all four years of high school...it's time to move on to a new one for the college years.
New LJ username: mrs_lefroy

For those who don't know...it's a Jane Austen reference.
I'll post it again randomly in the next few days until I feel like most of my friends have added the new name.

This morning was unexpectedly emotional ( Read more... )

The director of Pride and Prejudice has directed a new film with Keira Knightley called Atonement.
James McAvoy is the male lead.
I'm going to be in heaven. teehee.

I'm signing off the internet until Sunday evening as I'll be in Clearwater.
Hope everyone has a pleasant weekend!

I learned a lot about Peru in my anthropology class. My professor, Dr. Campbell, spends a few months out of the year on its desert coast.
My thoughts and sympathies are with the families of the 450 who died in today's earth quake.

I hate that death tolls don't have the same impact they used to.
Why don't we care more these days?

Yesterday was spent sleeping, eat, watching T.V and sleeping some more ( Read more... )

It's been three years to the day since Hurricane Charlie hit the west coast of Florida and killed four people ( Read more... )

Why am I so incapable of figuring out what I want ( Read more... )

I just saw Becoming Jane. It's safe to say I know feel exactly as I felt after first seeing Pride and Prejudice in theaters: all fluttery and romantic.
There was one scene I didn't like. The Jane-Eyre-like proclimation of love in the garden...it seemed too rushed and unprovoked...
Otherwise, I fell in love.
Especially with this gorgeous man:


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I have to admit I felt a bit sad leaving UF today. My humble little abode and the atmosphere had someone grown on me. 
I do not however, regret my decision to come back to Orlando for the fall.
I enjoyed UF the way it was during the summer. It was quiet. There weren't many people. And the way the carillion sounded at noon was always comforting.
But it ( Read more... )