Yesterday was a dynamic day ( Read more... )

So I am sitting here at the RHO waiting for Emily to get here before we go and eat/pregame before the first of 99's line meetings. I think it will most certainly be a defining time for me in the frat, as well as the pledges involved ( Read more... )

So today (as you can see below) has been quite dynamic... a lot has been going on and I don't know how to quite describe it ( Read more... )

So tonight during dinner I think I came to the realization that I am not going to get the little that I really want ( Read more... )

So I just got the computer back, and it's running with extreme ease. I love not being tied down to other people's schedule or their computer's inability to open programs I need.

So psyched...more frequent postings soon to come!

In the r-HO doing my thing, trying to make a living for myself. It is rather boring and considering it is SO cold outside, I am glad to have shelter somewhere ( Read more... )

I have been back at Georgetown for about 37 hours now and I have done an incredible amount of sleeping. Who would have thought that I would return from Winter Break to take a two hour nap and then sleep ten hours through the night. Oh boy am I leading a different life ( Read more... )

Back at Georgetown and things are really very interesting; firstly, I am at David's computer because mine is still being repaired at Best Buy, which means that I am going to be computer-less for the next week. I honestly didn't think that it was going to be that bad, and literally half an hour after I got here I figured I would check away messages ( Read more... )

Over the past few days things have been tough; it is difficult to come to realizations about friendships and relationships that you know will never return to what they were before. Maybe other parties involved have a better sense at dealing with such situations, however, I tend to just push other people that I care about also (who are usually ( Read more... )

This was a very different Christmas for me. I woke up eager as always to rip open all the presents labeled for me; however, I could hardly hold back tears at the site of my iPOD mini as my brother said, "We can live like rich bastards one day a year." And you know what? It was true - between iPods, a laptop, a new stove, Tiffany's jewelery, a ( Read more... )