I forgot to tell the story of my morning. My roommate's alarm that goes off every morning at 9 am woke me up. That meant that I had 15 minutes to get ready for class verses the usual 35. I ran around at left the room at 9.15. The dorm lobby was unusually not busy. Ok? I thought checking my watch, 9.20, that's good. Then I walk to the building ( Read more... )

Yesterday kicked the ass of all other days ( Read more... )

My oboe and I have gone through a lot together. We met during my freshman year of high school; my Selmer had just met its match in a cotton swab, and I was a player with no direction. My oboe teacher introduced us. A 30 year old who just got dumped by a college co-ed who wanted an upgrade and I was just getting over the cotton swab accident. It ( Read more... )

I wholeheartedly support the existence of pecans. thy are delicious in pie, and sometimes even salad (tag ( Read more... )

In a period of 5 minutes that occurred earlier this evening, i heard that Jedi John is in Iraq, Dr. Carrol died the other day of a heart attack, and Mr. Lafferty is only seeing family ( Read more... )

Update in the world of Liz ( Read more... )

So I am now home. I was so excited to get here, sleep in my bed, be near a wood stove, see my family. I already hate being in the house. Right now I just want them all too go away ( Read more... )

Yesterday in the great city of New York, temperatures reached 60 degrees. Today there was a blizzard. It was almost like New Hampshire weather.

Speaking of New Hampshire, I will be arriving in the great states on Saturday.

You know those times when something totally unexpected but wonderful happens?
This is one of those times.

It's now illegal to put people to death for crimes they committed when they were under 18 in the U.S. One of the greatest inconsistencies in the United States Justice System is somewhat fixed. I am happy. Leave a comment  3 

I like to stay in. A night out on the town is not the way to go for me. Considering the cheap lazy person I am, this is no surprise ( Read more... )