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4,242,747 | male | 13 | Student | Gemini | 15,August,2004 | OOO so cool!!! WHATAM!!! I got a blog. heheh. good stuff. Well u get 2 read about me everyday!!!! You should be feeling special about now. So all my friends can stay posted about me!!! I encourage u to do the same... especially Brooke, it would be like ur journal from Canada!!! Good stuff. Well, peace. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 19,June,2004 | Seasons do change. This doesn't happen in California. It's quite strange. Life remains vivid in the death of summer. Some toss around baseballs and footballs while others lounge on the grass. A lovely scene. Couples cutely walk through the autumnal bliss. Even Ezra and Andrew seem happy today. Their statuesque figures are warm and free from nature's torment, minus periodic spiteful birds. Life's curveballs lose their movement for brief moments. Anxiety aggraves unpleasant pathologies within my digestive system. I feel evil forces again. They're latent instead of overt. The conspirators can't come here to get me because they're already here. I try to move my mind back to the place of youthful innocence. Angry joggers take me away from it periodically on my walks. The pleasantness of this situation is a very tenuous equilibrium. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | What would you do if I followed you? crush me with your car smash my skull with crowbar make me drink Simple Green put a bullet in my spleen stick a ferret in my rectum or simply befriend me out of boredom? |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | You appear through the mundane - a world of lines, libraries, and airplanes You leave me with no choice but to stare at your seductive green eyes and dark curly hair. You adorn yourself with mall-purchased clothing; olive pants and a white tank-top, from Abercrombie. I need to meet you and converse on a walk but have not the courage to you to talk You must adore film and The Doors and want to live in a California home with a jacuzzi and hardwood floors... However anxiety convinces me to let you remain a mystery |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | Complete hell becomes almost tolerable |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | Intolerable Terrain Holding All Climatic Atrocities or Inexplicably Tolerable Haven Advancing Curious Adventures? 'ITHACA' becomes 'THC' in the linguistic environment _[-vowels]. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | Freedom's shore approaches in the middle of the night. It is springtime and the sun signifies the youthful vibrancy of coupling and spiritual fulfillment. I presently feel oblivious to these elements. The experience of waiting continually intensifies. Anticipatory, nervous chills race through my spine. Rest is impossible on this solo journey. Thoughts of how love has failed me twice before render this state. Loneliness disturbs me for the first time in months. My mind races through thousands of slightly differentiated paths that are all mental aliases for my companionship needs. Waiting for the sun to come along. Waiting. Waiting. Daylight and chances to be happy taunt me through their absence. All will be well once this night is over. The destroys the night as the sun slowly rises. My seratonin levels increase and provide a settling chemical rush. I ask the sun what went wrong. Why did it not come sooner? It does not reply. It simply emanates more heat. The light energy then burns a message into the sand: learn to forget. Learn to forget? A crystal ship appears on the shore, apparently to take me away. The captain screams '1000 thrills! 1000 girls!' I jump aboard to be greeted by Jenna Jameson and a bottle of Cristal. Forgetting suddenly becomes much easier... |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | Everyone is starting to look alike; not quite identical; similar akin to different brands of bike My peers are such repetitive sights with the same clothes and the same hairstyles and the same tastes... They all share the same plight: too much time and money coupled with no need to fight These people do not think about survival - let alone ethics, morality, mankind or even whether everything seems uniform Alas, I am guilty as well I sport a generic haircut Overpriced designer jeans and grew up in a comfortable home in an upscale suburban hellhole And I wonder why our elders see us as herds |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | Her eyes stare blankly at words on a page as she blindly moves her highlighter with rage Tawdry gold-hoop earrings complement her dirty brown hair and clear complexion The males around her have no choice but to stare, not at the book, but at her lavender-accentuated look |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | The medical man on a meter analyzes the mental bleeder The patient discusses how she adores pornography, but not nearly as much as she loves amphetamines The doctor glances at his Rolex watch as his monitor displays the client's crotch She finds it odd that he stares at the screen on his desk but, compared to other shrinks, feels no need to protest When the session is over she receives a hefty bill for services rendered and he uploads some footage that might not even offend her Alas, she ignores the bill because it came with a prescription - the one that will temporarily fulfill her Dexedrine addiction |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | I found my work from my first creative writing course during my sophomore year of college. Its content accurately represents some of what was inside my head during that period of my life. In retrospect, I have mixed feelings about the quality of these pieces. They have many nuances that I now perceive as flaws. Yet, they were really fun for me to write, as well as therapeutic, back then. I hope that the readers of these short compositions gain something from their bizarre content. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 15,June,2004 | Even though the game clock is not expired, it's safe to say that the Detroit Pistons are going to win the NBA Finals. Two minutes left, 98-79 in favor of Detroit. Four future hall-of-famers failed to meet expectations (especially Gary Payton). The Pistons simply played as a better team unit. May the Lakers revamp as a franchise and EARN an NBA Championship within the next few years. Management must find quality talent that is willing to play hard consistently. The end of their dynasty has come (some argue that it ended last year against the Spurs in the Western Conference Semifinals). At least my Dodgers (a regular source of disappointment), are up 4-0 and still in first place in the NL West (albeit by percentage points). |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 13,June,2004 | This year's NBA Finals is painful to watch at this point. Unless the Lakers become the first team in league history to come back from a 3-1 deficit, a team from one of the most miserable, decayed cities in the nation will gain championship rings. Another sad note for Los Angeles sports fans: Dodgers lost 4-1 today. Another bad outing for Hideo Nomo. He didn't make it through the fourth inning. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 11,June,2004 | So, I've been up all night because my tempermental computer somehow corrupted my buddy's essay just before I could e-mail it to him - so I revised it twice (YUCK!). At least he'll get a higher grade on it than he would have otherwise received. Considering how bad I used to be about doing my own homework, it's ironic that the majority of my income is derived from doing the homework of others in one way or another. I'm continually hearing some sort of vibrating noise tonight. I keep thinking that it's my cell phone, but it's not (I've checked it multiple times already). I think it's coming from above. My new landlord is in the process of moving into the other side of the duplex. I'm definitely not the biggest fan of hers right now. Not getting into it. I just hope that it's a cell phone and not her battery-operated significant other that I'm hearing. If I keep hearing it, I'll totally have to move. I can't picture that broad with a real boyfriend. She's in her late 20s, really unattractive, teaches pre-school, and lives with her three cats. Why did she have to buy the place and kick out my chill, attractive neighbors so that she could move in? I don't think she could piss me off to the point where I'd rather live with my parents in Studio City, but one never knows. Gooodnight. P.S. Why, oh why, did the Nets blow the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the Pistons? GO LAKERS! P.P.S. Dodgers finally won today. Kaz Ishii is 8-3 with a 3.36 ERA right now, yet he has looked so much worse than those numbers seem. I hope DePodesta trades him while he's still overvalued. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 08,June,2004 | If not for Kobe Bryant's ability to work miracles, the Lakers would be absolutely screwed in the NBA Finals at this point. Detroit had a 6-point lead with under a minute left of regulation and the Lakers, between Shaq and Kobe, somehow tied the game to send it to overtime. Fortunately, they manhandled the Pistons in OT, but they could easily be down 2-0. Given tonight's divine intervention, I still have faith in them to win this series, but the Pistons do technically have home-court advantage for the rest of it. It would thoroughly suck if the Eastern Conference won the Finals for the first time since the Chicago Bulls dynasty at the expense of Los Angeles. As Angelenos, we tolerate our Dodgers' ineptitude, live without an NFL team, and deal with the Clippers being perpetual losers. For the second largest media market in the country, we deserve one perennial champion. May the Lakers continue to serve that purpose. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 07,June,2004 | Is it too much for you to handle feelings true? Bottled animosity uncontrollable urges feeble codependency hidden in purses Conflicts unsettled with no clear answers nevermore meddle as our paths diverge You were my consiglieri during my most trying moments in a world of fantasy. Now a continent apart with rifts irreparable I have nothing in my heart for you that is sharable We said our goodbyes with such angry looks from our bloodshot eyes There will be no amends no longer are we friends Daily reminders still exist that both of us easily list Some future time we may talk again and no longer care of was and when. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 07,June,2004 | As I work with more mathematics students as part of my tutoring job, I realize that I enjoy quantitative studies better than the liberal arts in many ways. Even topics I used to dread - such as Riemann sums, geometry, trigonometry, conic sections, and polar coordinates - now fascinate me. I enjoy solving such problems at this point. Not that I find the humanities boring and useless (so far from the truth), but simply that I wish I had a broader canon of knowledge (one can never know too much). Now I want to relearn multivariable calculus and finally attain a strong grasp on series representations of functions. I think that I'm going to study linear algebra at either a Cal State or community college in the fall so, if nothing else, I can tutor students in more advanced courses. I should also take some accounting courses in case I decide to pursue taxation or other numbers-oriented areas of corporate law. I took a slew of classes at Cornell and can think of several more years worth of undergraduate - let alone graduate - courses that I still want to take. Unfortunately, no graduate programs can accomodate all of my educational desires (as there is no single, or clear interdisciplinary, area of study in which I wish to attain a Ph.D). In spite of the need for gainful employment, I want to be some sort of student forever (at least whatever future career I choose will have a continuing education program). Being a teacher sucked as a job for me because I did not learn anything new that I found of value - I did not grow as a person from teaching English and science to unappreciative children with severe discipline problems. I became resentful because my students were really obnoxious and had attitudes that were incompatible with mine. One more line on a resume if nothing else, although I still have issues with my former employer (not getting into it until they are fully resolved). Tutoring is a better fit for me because I work with individuals instead of groups, make good money for my time, have a positive relationship with my employer, and feel as if I have accomplished something by the end of the day. Unlike in a classroom where discipline takes precedence over education, most of my students genuinely want to learn. They come to me because they have difficulty learning certain topics and I help them with the process. Truthfully, I like this work so much that I'd even do it as a volunteer. I continue to be outside of school as I figure out what to study next, so I'm wasting time that I could use for accredited education. I do learn a tremendous amount in the many hours of time I spend at home - I read several newspapers and magazines online, finished a couple of books recently, work on GMAT practice tests, and perceive my television viewing and mindless web browsing as writing research. Enough empty analysis for now. Will continue later. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 06,June,2004 | i feel mired in the middle of a proverbial shitstorm i never reach equilibrium i confront trivial adversity ad nauseum work hard make tough choices fall short of my real goals at some point my life will work out well power, love, and money? time will tell intelligence insight individuality? indefinitely for now learn what i can and move forward with some sort of plan |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 06,June,2004 | Aside from that uber-bizarre episode with Tony's layered dreams, this entire season was most excellent. The FBI's active involvement contributes ample suspense to the chaotic lives of the families within the show. Since next season is the show's final one, it saddens me to think that Tony Soprano will either end up dead or in jail by the end of next season. He tries to act justly in a criminal underworld and abide by its rule of law. Yet, he is in embattled in a living nightmare with no clear escape route. I would love for Tony to avoid both stateside arrest and international extradition and live a wonderful life, but realize the writers will probably choose a different outcome. The show has strong moral overtones and will likely reconcile its closing content with a traditional value/criminal justice system. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 06,June,2004 | Even though I am a Laker fan, the team really pisses me off in a lot of ways. -Four future Hall-of-Famers, half of whom perpetually underachieve (Shaq and Payton). -Kobe's legal problems (he most likely won't go to jail, but could play somewhere else next season). -A fairly weak bench (compare their reserves to those of the Spurs, Kings, Mavs, Wolves). -Lots of attitude problems. -Team might enter rebuilding phase after this season (unknowns for off-season personnel decisions). They were downright lazy until Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinals against the Spurs and would not even be in the NBA Finals if not for divine intervention (the Derek Fisher buzzer-beater). In their defense, they have won 8 of their last 10 playoff games against tough opponents. Now they have home-court advantage against the Detroit Pistons and will find some way to win the series, barring injuries or an extended period of ineptitude. Four rings in five years. Very nice! Moreover, the Laker franchise (both Minneapolis and Los Angeles) has appeared in 48% of all NBA Finals and has won more championships than every other team in the league, minus the Boston Celtics. They are more dominant than the New York Yankees are in baseball. Bottom line: Relish Championship the Fourth under Phil Jackson. The future of the team will be desirable sooner or later. Addendum: How did they lose game one so handily at Staples Center? They better up their intensity for the rest of the series or else I'm going to Vegas to bet against them in this series - since they're the favorites, I'd stand to make a nice chunk of change (an ever-decreasing chunk, however, as the Pistons win more games). |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 06,June,2004 | I recently saw an Aladdin Bail Bonds commercial on television. No entertainment value. A bunch of clean-cut people blabbing about how they were arrested. No catchy song, no friendly corporate image. Bad Boys Bail Bonds, on the other hand, has the most hilarious radio commericals ever (especially on Power 106/100.3 The Beat). The commercial definitely has racial overtones, but it is still effective at reaching its target demographic group in Los Angeles County (you can figure it out). 'I'm gonna call my bail guy tonight...and get released...and go to the house...1-800-BAIL-GUY tonight...' I shouldn't joke about such matters. It is bad karma. Plus, I already know a bail bondsman. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 06,June,2004 | Can a person still be a vegetarian/vegan if he or she swallows certain bodily fluids during oral sex with a male? My answer: Yes; otherwise, it would be impossible for a vegetarian/vegan to kiss another individual or to reproduce. Even though human fluids seem as though they are animal products, they are clearly pareve (neutral). Animal products such as fish and eggs are also pareve (making oral sex permissible for vegetarians - since eggs are gametes). In order to justify the act for vegans, however, a lesser scrutiny standard must be used. Since no killing occurs to produce consumable gametes, they should be treated like plants (a readily replenishable source of cells). Although this same argument can conceivably be used to justify the consumption of eggs and dairy products by vegans, that sort of logic seems flawed. If one consumes eggs and dairy products, he simply prevents the perpetuation of life. This concept should most certainly not bother vegans who are pro-choice and/or use birth control. The destruction of gametes (even potentially viable ones) has already been accounted for as morally acceptable to such individuals and, thus, should be permissible. However, if the vegan happens to be religiously observant (in any of the major religions), this ruling is null and void. It is highly unlikely that this specific vegan falls under this category since the question establishes her moral standing in the community and deserves privacy protections. And, no, I did not try to talk a vegan into giving me head, so don't ask. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 06,June,2004 | One fine day all the thoughts inside my head will turn away from dread I will want to get out of bed My life would finally blossom if I saw my microcosm as awesome I would no longer be annoyed while lost in my emotional void My head would be sober and my pain would be over I would stop fooling myself and care more about my health I would reverse my polarity and would feel truly free No more away messages sappy with rhymes so childishly crappy |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 24,July,2004 | Keep my fingers crossed. Almost through July. Can't jinx them. |
3,563,720 | male | 23 | Education | Taurus | 24,July,2004 | My core realization for my period of blog inactivity is that I must continue to be a vocal advocate of personal liberty (as brilliantly articulated by Friedrich Hayek, Milton Friedman, and others). If these sages' ideas are lost to the sands of time and freedom becomes equated with modern progressivism/collectivism, then society will be damaged in myriad more ways. We owe it to ourselves to protect our individual liberties and retain faith in the inner good of humanity. Were we to reach a point where society were 'fixed' through compulsory means, I doubt that most of us would be happy with such an outcome. The tyranny of a popular majority is not inherently better than the tyranny of dictatorship. In fact, a benevolent dictator would likely be preferable to the deconstruction of the rule of law via democracy. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 23,July,2004 | 1. I am married to my best friend, he is incredible! 2. I have 2 beautiful children who are a blessing. 3. I have a BFA degree from Kent State University in Art History with a dual minor in History and Studio Art. 4. My favorite movie is Breakfast at Tiffany's. 5. I absolutely positively HATE onions. 6. My favorite flower is lilac. 7. I wear Kenneth Cole perfume. 8. I love my job. 9. I'm always striving to better myself - physically, mentally and emotionally. 10. I have a red Beta fish named Herman in a bowl on my desk at work. 11. My favorite painting (right now) is The Star, by E. Degas. 12. I went to Paris in September of 2003 - by myself. 13. I am a displaced Yankee, living in the south. 14. I am the oldest of 3 children and the only girl. 15. My parents are still alive and still married. 16. My son has blue eyes like me and my daughter has hazel eyes like my husband. 17. I went to high school with Marilyn Manson (he sat next to me in homeroom). 18. I got married in September of 1995. 19. I graduated college in May of 1995. 20. I wear a size 36 B Bra. 21. My favorite food is pasta. 22. One of the most beautiful places that I have visited is Crater Lake Oregon. 23. I went to school at the University of Toledo for 1 year. 24. I was kicked out of the University of Toledo due to my poor grades. 25. My first love was Jay Uzl. 26. My first kiss was Roy Tolbert. 27. My favorite color right now is red. 28. I am a cat person, not a dog person. 29. I wear OPI 'I'm not really a waitress' nail polish. 30. I started working this job on July 10, 2000. 31. My favorite snack is pretzels or cheese. 32. I want to go to Greece for our 10 year wedding anniversary. 33. I love Audrey Hepburn, she is SO elegant and classy. 34. The only friends that still keep in touch from Ohio are Trish and Steve Y. 35. I hate vanilla scented candles - ick! 36. I love to wear black clothes, slimming. 37. I struggle with my weight, my goal is 133 lbs. 38. I'm not at my goal weight. 39. I won't tell you what weight that I am at.... 40. I met Steve while working with him at Chi-Chi's in Ohio. 41. I am a Lutheran. 42. I graduated high school in 1987. 43. I have never been to a class reunion. 44. I have vertigo. 45. I wear a size 7 shoe. 46. I have an Audrey Hepburn purse, I told you I love her! 47. I like to watch college football, especially the Ohio State Buckeyes. 48. I am right handed. 49. I have 1 niece and 3 nephews. 50. I love Guiness beer. 51. I am addicted to blogging. 52. I am struggling to come up with a 100 things about me... 53. I am blonde. 54. I don't act like a blonde. 55. Well, sometimes I do... 56. I have short hair, that I don't like...letting it grow out. 57. I LOVE my husband! 58. I don't have a lot of friends, but the friends that I have are GOOD friends. 59. I have been to 5 countries outside of the US, Canada, Mexico, Ireland, France and China. 60. I have been to 40 of the 50 United States. 61. I was born and raised in Canton Ohio. 62. I have a 3 inch scar on my right hand on the inside of my wrist. 63. I love the French impressionistic artists. 64. My favorite scented candle is cinnamon/apple. 65. I hate misspellings. 66. My favorite art museum is the Musee D'Orsay in Paris. It was a very moving experience. 67. Have I mentioned that I have an irrational passionate hatred of onions? 68. My wedding ring is a pear shaped solitaire with a wrap in gold and baguettes diamonds. 69. I was a pharmacy major my first year of college. 70. My favorite memory of my dad is making pancakes with him one saturday morning, when I was around 11 years old. 71. My favorite memory of my mom is when she came to see me at the University of Toledo one weekend. 72. I want a bigger house. 73. I had my gallbladder removed in 1998. 74. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 31,October,2003 | Check out this little urlLink black cat ... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 29,October,2003 | OK, now my brother Ken has gotten to 2584. Again, I think he spent all day playing! You did, didn't you Ken? haha! I still can't get over 300.... urlLink Try it and see...HA! I just got to 684! Wow, what an accomplishment... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 28,October,2003 | How many of you have seen the infamous movie urlLink Office Space ? It is hilarious! Lots of great quotes and one-liners, it's a must see for anyone who works in an office today! GO RENT IT! urlLink GO BUY IT ! So anyway, I have found a couple of sites that have great wav files from that movie....Check them out. This one is just a urlLink soundboard . urlLink This one has some great links off of it as well. Anyway, check them out and GO SEE THE MOVIE! Talk to you later... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 27,October,2003 | What a great Christmas gift! A talking George W. Bush urlLink doll! There are others to choose from as well if you are not too keen on George W., check out the Rumsfeld, or Clinton doll. There is an Ann Coulter and a Dennis Miller doll as well. How great, I love it! One for everyone! I think my friend (you know who you are!) would love the Clinton doll, I'm just afraid what she might do to it... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 27,October,2003 | See how far you can fly the urlLink Helicopter ...My brother got to 1710! He must have played all day! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 20,October,2003 | So, I keep playing this stupid urlLink game ...I can't stop! It's not all that great...just not that easy. And I certainly do not have time for this! I do not have the time to be fooling around with stuff like that. Why can't I stop? How far can you get? |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 20,October,2003 | Has everyone seen the new twenty yet? urlLink Check it out ... It sure is purdy! I love the look of it and the color change. I've heard many people around here say they don't like it, it looks too much like Monopoly money they say. I don't see that at all. Anyway, what do you think? |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 16,October,2003 | I have been so busy at work and at home, I haven't been posting as I should! SORRY! Anyway, I am caught up, so I will be back on track soon. Hope everyone is doing well! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 15,October,2003 | Earlier, I had posted about the 2 year old siamese twin boys who had a separation surgery. Here is an urlLink update to their story. Hope it all works out. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 15,October,2003 | Well, it seems that Alabama is not the only state having problems with religous monuments...In August, around the time that the Ten Commandments monument was moved out of the Alabama Judicial Building in Montgomery because of a federal judge's ruling that it was too much of a religious statement for government property, Ms. Blanca Castillo petitioned county commissioners in Fort Worth, Texas, to remove a statue in front of the county's administrative building because it was insulting of religion. The urlLink offending statue , of a sleeping panther, struck Ms. Castillo as too paganistically feline, and therefore 'sinister,' and she recommended a statue of something else, such as a steer. [Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 8-27-03] |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 14,October,2003 | I love the 70's! Remember your first urlLink Lite Brite ? It was never long before you had already poked holes through all of the patterns that came with the Lite Brite and half of the colored pegs were missing. You'd beg for more, but Mom would only give you a piece of black contstruction paper to use. That's not the same! MAN. We sure had it hard back then...:) |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 13,October,2003 | Well, my husband checked to see how much his soul was worth. But I don't think he was thrilled with the answer. So...I guess I'll just leave that to him. It's just a joke honey, really! I still love you! :) ! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 13,October,2003 | Want to join the NRA enemy list? The NRA has published deep on their website, a very long list of any organizations or people who are urlLink anti-gun . This list goes on for pages naming any organization or person who has ever lent their name or money towards any type of anti-gun legislation or campaign. A new website is now offering to put your name on the NRA blacklist. urlLink You can join now ! You too can be out there with the likes of Jerry Seinfeld, ABC, Drew Barrymore, Mike Myers, The St. Louis Cardinals, Kevin Bacon, Madonna, Oprah Winfrey and many more! Just thought you ought to know! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 13,October,2003 | OK, I just don't get it! Britney swears that she doesn't think of herself as a sex icon, she just doesn't think that way, 'it's weird!' she says. Then she poses for Esquire magazine wearing almost nothing! Check out the urlLink pictures. Amazing. She's just posing like that for inspiration, and really only thinking of the children. She's almost like Mother Teresa, don't you think? Well, except for the beads... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,October,2003 | urlLink What is Your Soul Worth? My soul is worth £69813. For my peace of mind, 7% of people have a purer soul than me. Interesting. So, apparently my soul is worth 116,302.61 in US Dollars. Well, I guess the good news is that only 7% of the people out there have a purer soul than mine. That's a fact, it's in writing! So, what is your soul worth? Let me know. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,October,2003 | A small tribute to my friends back in Canton, Ohio. Life is Groovy, Life is Insane....But, disco-head is not the goal! urlLink Mad Libs rock! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,October,2003 | Ever want to send someone a urlLink voodoo curse ? Check this out. Makes people squirm in their seats a bit when they get something like this! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,October,2003 | Ever wonder where Wile E. Coyote came up with all of that great stuff? urlLink ACME Catalog. Check it out! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,October,2003 | Well, it was our every day ordinary weekend. Not much happening here. I have been plagued by the butter in the shoes all weekend. What could that possibly be about?! I don't know, I hope one day to have that answer. Anyway, I was following the story about the twin urlLink Egyptian boys who were connected at the head. 2 years old and they were joined at the head. Apparently the surgery went very well and the prognosis is good. I really hope it all works out. I just can't even begin to imagine... So, urlLink Kill Bill came out this weekend. It hit number 1 right away. I really want to go see this movie, I love Quentin Tarantino. He looks at things so differently then most people. Very interesting guy. I have heard that it is extremely bloody and gory, he usually has a bit of that in his movies, but I guess he goes above and beyond in this one. The second part to this thriller comes out in February. Speaking of movies, I'm also anxiously awaiting The Return of the King. This is the third and final part of the Tolkien trilogy, urlLink The Lord of the Rings . It is due out in theatres on December 17th, that is a Wednesday and only 65 days away. But who's counting? Well, anyway, enough of the chit chat for this morning. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,October,2003 | urlLink Stockholm, Sweden AP -- It's buttered sole -- but definitely not of the seafood variety. A couple hiking in the mountains of far northern Sweden found 70 pairs of shoes, all filled with butter. Officials have no idea who put the shoes there, or why. A provincial spokesman says the buttered footwear ranges from sneakers to boots. There are even butter-filled high heels and tap shoes. Each contains about a pound of butter. The province spokesman says they'd like to catch the person who did it and make them clean it up. He says it's going to create quite a mess when the butter starts to spoil. Officials say they'll wait for snow, so they can get a snowmobile into the area. Aliens? :) |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,October,2003 | How important does a person have to be before he's considered assassinated instead of just murdered? |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,October,2003 | Well, my friend Tricia has just started her very own urlLink Blog and I love it! So, I am going to give this a try as well. I will be writing about things that interest me (remember, I am only here to amuse myself) and a few things that might interest others as well. Anyway, it will be trial and error until I get it all worked out - SO be patient! We shall see.... OK, a little about me...I am a working mother of 2 beautiful children. Alex is 6 and Lauren is 2 (She'll be 3 in a month). I am married to my best friend Steve, he is a wonderful husband and father. We've been married now for 8 years. We've made it past the 7 year itch, right? I work in the purchasing department of a large company in Huntsville, Alabama. We have lived in Alabama now for 7 years, moving here from Canton, Ohio in October of 1996. I have a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Kent State University in Kent Ohio (which I am not using at all, except to win vague trivia questions about artists...). So now I am also becoming a Blogger, to add to my resume! Anyway, more to come. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 20,November,2003 | So, we leave for vacation tomorrow night...Am I ready for this? Not even close. There is too much to do and not enough time, of course. I don't have laundry clean, I don't have enough warm clothes...AUGH. Anyway, I'm very stressed about it. But that's the way I am, too high strung. Way too high strung! Oh well...what can you do about it. SO...Just needed a quick little vent there. I don't want to go on, cause that won't help...Hope everyone is having a good day! Talk to you all later. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 18,November,2003 | OK, so my friend Tricia was reading this Blog and said 'What's all this about the Buckeyes and the BCS? What is it?' I said 'Tricia, you're such a girl!' :) So, I'm wondering, does everyone know what the BCS is and what I'm talking about? Let me give a few details and explanations just in case... So, it's all about College Football! The NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association), the Ohio State Buckeyes and the BCS (Bowl Championship Series). I love College Football. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not a Superfan, I just enjoy watching it, and even more so when the Buckeyes are doing well. OSU is not my Alma Mater (I graduated from Kent State University, not much to watch in college football), but since I am from Ohio, I am by natural rights a Buckeye. urlLink Article from the NCAA News - includes a history of the BCS. So, long story short....Before the BCS there was never (or very rarely) a championship game. There would be a #1 team and a #2 team in the polls, but these 2 teams would not pair off and play each other. Therefore leaving an inconclusive National Champion. That's no way to end the season, who's to know what would happen if these top 2 teams would play? So the BCS guarantees that the top 2 teams will play each other in that years Championship bowl. Make sense? Another reason that the BCS was started was to make the rankings more subjective instead of objective, all of the other polls are ranked according to sport's writers, coachs and others, while the BCS is comp[uter generated on stats from each of the teams. So that's the quickie version of it, as far as I know it anyway...hope it clears things up. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 17,November,2003 | First, a quick update....Ohio State is number 2 in the urlLink BCS series! WOW, they did manage to pull up because of their Strength of Schedule scoring! Woo Hoo! Yeah, yeah...I hear lots of grumblings about how they shouldn't be there, but you know what? They ARE! LOVE IT! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 17,November,2003 | Here's some more updated info on urlLink the BCS .... Everything is still up in the air, it could go many different ways. I'm pulling for the Buckeye's and hope they will come off with a win this weekend against Michigan. They will be playing in Michigan at 12:00 eastern time. Anyway, if the Buckeye's manage to pull it off and beat Michigan (#8) they can move up to #2 in the BCS and will be playing Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl. If they lose to Michigan...who knows. Anyway, just wanted to update y'all. Everyone root for the Buckeyes! urlLink My earlier post on the BCS with a link. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 14,November,2003 | Steve always jokes about how Grandma's and Grandpa's are so nice because they are 'old people trying to get into heaven!' Well, I've found a way not to have to worry about it....Here is a urlLink guarantee that you will go to heaven. Of course you will need to make a small purchase, but isn't it really worth it? Think about it. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 13,November,2003 | This is a urlLink reverse lookup dictionary , you can put in the defintion and it will pull up the word. It can also help you solve crossword puzzle clues and pull up lists. It will answer questions as well. Just thought it was an interesting site. Check it out! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 13,November,2003 | Thanks to a new friend in a Working Mothers group that I belong to, I have found this site: urlLink FlyLady . It's all about getting your house and your life cleaned and organized. There are daily pointers and tips on how to pull this astronomical task off. I really like what I have read so far, check it out and see if there are any pointers that will help you. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 13,November,2003 | HA! Check out the urlLink protestor that was in front of the Huntsville Courthouse yesterday...She's lucky it was a warm day, it's freezing here today. I wonder if she realizes how incredibly stupid she looked? |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 12,November,2003 | Has anyone ever heard of this new 'sport'? Here is a blurb on it from the website: Geocaching is an entertaining adventure game for gps users. Participating in a cache hunt is a good way to take advantage of the wonderful features and capability of a gps unit. The basic idea is to have individuals and organizations set up caches all over the world and share the locations of these caches on the internet. GPS users can then use the location coordinates to find the caches. Once found, a cache may provide the visitor with a wide variety of rewards. All the visitor is asked to do is if they get something they should try to leave something for the cache. Anyway, I've stumbled upon this awhile back and I've always wanted to go get a GPS system to do this! It sounds like a lot of fun to me, a treasure hunt! They are all over the US and we could do it while we were traveling, or just take a weekend and do it around here. Check this out and let me know if you are interested, we could start doing this, great Christmas gift idea... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 12,November,2003 | Here's a fun game of urlLink 20 questions , very cool. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,November,2003 | In Windsor, Ontario at Leopards Lounge and Broil, they are staging a urlLink dwarf throwing contest ...well sure. Sounds just fine and dandy right? Apparently Renaldo Agostino is helping to stage this event and he is a dwarf. 'It's all a matter of personal opinion' he says. Anyway, the legislature is now trying to pass a bill to make this event illegal. Hmmm, guess I just would have thought that....well nevermind, guess you just have to make it a law for some people. NICE. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,November,2003 | I know...all of you girls out there that lived through the 80's, we all wanted to be Jessie's girl so bad. Didn't we? But, I think Jessie would have to be a hell of a guy for me not to leave him for Rick.... So anyway, I just found the urlLink Rick Springfield web site. WOW. I mean he was the whole reason I even started watching General Hospital. HOT, boy was he hot. Still to this day, when I hear urlLink Jessie's Girl , my heart just starts pounding. You have just got to love that song... . |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,November,2003 | So OK, yes I am one of those people that occasionally check out my horoscope, so OK, it is set up on my Homepage for me to refer to constantly, but I don't always do that. Anyway, here's what mine says today... urlLink ARIES In a series of days that have tested your patience to the limits, here comes the moment of truth that could make or break you. You can expect a high-pressure day, where you'll be induced to express your deepest motivations. A confrontation with an authority figure could trigger an outburst. Do your best to remain levelheaded, dear Aries. It's just soo funny to me, because I am having an extremely hard time today, trying not to go off on the next unsuspecting person to walk into my lair, I mean office. Anyay, check out urlLink your horoscope and see what it says. Sometimes it just rings so close to reality it makes you wonder... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,November,2003 | Here it is the latest urlLink BCS rankings . This will be updated as I get new info...This is current as of this very moment, it should be updated today. urlLink GO BUCKEYES!!! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 07,November,2003 | You know, other languages don't always translate to english very well. Take for instance Japanese....check out urlLink this site to see some bizarre translations. There are also instructions on there for to create your own urlLink Engrish ! I typed in 'Hello, my name is Kelly. I am good today, how are you?' I got back 'Today, as for my name it is Kelly. Am I good today, vigorous? So it is.' You got to love it! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 07,November,2003 | Just wanted to send out a little Happy Birthday message to my friend Kasi, Hope you are having a good day! Have a cold one for me too! Love you! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 06,November,2003 | OK, if you ever get a Plantars wart, take care of it right away! The shot they gave me in the bottom of my foot hurt so bad I screamed. Childbirth was easy, the shot in my foot - that hurt! But anyway, I survived and I lived to tell about it. I'm just going to work a half day today and then head home to keep my foot up. So, anyway, just wanted to let everyone know that I'm OK for now... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 06,November,2003 | So today I go into the Doctor at 4:00 to have a urlLink Plantars Wart removed from the bottom of my right foot. It's really been bothering me, so I am very ready to have it removed....but, I'm also very nervous about having it done. Apparently they will give me a shot on the bottom of my foot to numb it, and apparently this shot hurts pretty bad. I am very afraid of shots...It's not a rational fear, but I am. So I plan on popping a couple of my urlLink Xanax and heading on over there. Hopefully that will ease some of this anxiety and make the whole procedure run smoother, we'll see. Steve will pick me up after it is done and take me home. There I will rest and not do anything tonight, I will have an excuse after all... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 04,November,2003 | Check out urlLink Tumble bees , my mother-in-law showed me this game and I'm addicted. I can sit there and play this game all day. Better not though, too much work to do. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 04,November,2003 | OK, found a very interesting site today. Here is a urlLink Marilyn Manson fan site. Anyway, I was just checking it out and thought I would share it with everyone. I just have this odd fascination with Marilyn Manson. We went to high school together (Old urlLink GlenOak in Canton Ohio), he even signed my year book (woohoo!). Anyway, I just have an almost obsession with him now. I wonder if he still talks to anyone at all from high school? |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 03,November,2003 | Well, I made it through the weekend...I was here for 12 hours on Saturday, and back in early Sunday morning. I was able to get out of here at a fairly decent hour on Sunday and then had to go grocery shopping. I am just exhausted today. I am extremely frustrated, we are just really struggling with this new system at work. They are just not ready to go LIVE with it yet, and somehow we are! AAAUUUGHHH! Anyway, gotta get back to work...just needed to vent for a minute. Bye. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 01,November,2003 | OK, so here it is, 9:10 am Saturday the 1st. Where am I? At work. MAN. We are going over to a new system here and we have to come in to migrate the data over. How much fun is that? So no big deal, except that I've been sitting here now for over an hour and still no word on when we might get started. It is just so frustrating. All day yesterday we were just waiting to get started. Now, here we are again early this morning waiting. We will be here alllllll weekend at this rate. I expect that I will be here late tonight and back in early tomorrow morning to stay all day again tomorrow. Hurry up and wait. Anyway, just needed to vent for a minute...got to get back to waiting, something might happen soon. Bye. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 22,December,2003 | Yeah, right! sure! Anyway, each day I get a bit closer! I will go shopping tonight and hopefully be able to finish it out! YEAH! This weekend was a total waste...I got a really bad migraine on Friday, missed work (that part is not so bad...) then it carried over into Saturday! Well I had been planning on going to the Tavern Christmas party for weeks, and then I miss it due to a migraine! What a #@&!!! Well anyway, the headache would not go away, I was miserable for 2 whole days and I am actually still sore from it....Oh well Life is a bitch and then you die, or something like that. Well OK, here is a cool little Christmas site to check out... urlLink The Northpole. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 18,December,2003 | So much has been going on and I'm so far behind! Sorry everyone. Anyway, like I always say...I'm only here to amuse myself. Actually that's my husband's line, but he doesn't read this anyway, so I can steal it! So... I just added a new link on to the side over there...PUSH. I bartended at a Christmas Party last Friday night and this was the band playing there that night. They were really good. It was such a fun night, the company that was holding the party was very laid back, and very good tippers (!!). Then at the end of the night, the guys in the band played a special 'Kelly' song! How awesome! They just made it up right there on the spot, it was soo cool. It was my first song ever, so now they are my FAVORITE BAND ever! Everyone needs to check them out! I'll have to catch up with them again out somewhere. Definetly. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 16,December,2003 | We have an ISO audit here at work today...should go fairly smoothly, I believe we are prepared. A few of us are taking him(the NSAI Auditor) out to dinner tonight then. We are going to Pauli's Chophouse...a wonderful restaurant, mmmmm. I'm already hungry thinking of it. Steve will get the kids and go home, he's so good isn't he? Well, I think so anyway. We've been so busy with everything going on here, it's nuts. Trying to get ready for Christmas, stay afloat at work and help at Grandmothers...well it just takes alot out of you. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, right? sure. ANyway, just wanted to say a quick hello..must run! Bye! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 15,December,2003 | Patience. I need more patience. The holiday season is upon us in full force and I'm about to lose it! AUGH. Anyway, the lord only gives us what we can handle, right? I suppose...anyway, having a busy time lately...hope all is well. I'll write more later. bye. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 03,December,2003 | OK, just another quickie! I'm back from the Holiday's and safe in sound in Alabama. Glad to be back, although we did have a nice trip. So I've got so much work to catch up on...Just want to say hi...sorry that I've not kept up with this through the Holiday's but you know what they say....'Obesity is widespread'. So, with that said, I'll say adieu and catch up with you later! Bye! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 30,January,2004 | OK, well I just bought 2 new books at lunch time today. I bought ' urlLink Girl with a Pearl Earring ' and ' urlLink The Portrait of Dorian Gray '. They both look very interesting...I will let you know. I really want to start reading more books, make myself well-rounded, you know? Anyway, it's a theory...but where to find the time....well I will work on it and we will see. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 29,January,2004 | I suggest everyone check urlLink this site out. I love the idea. Read a book and release it out into the wild! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 23,January,2004 | See, here is how urlLink NOT to transport a sperm whale.... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 23,January,2004 | So, I think we've ruled out a vacation for this year - besides that, we can't decide where or when we want to go. I think we are going to focus on putting an addition on to our house - we want to enclose our back patio and make it part of the house. So, next year is our 10 year anniversary and I think we will go to Europe then. So, now we need to work on plans for the addition - that should be fun. We'll see. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 23,January,2004 | OK - so much has been going on lately - where to start? Well I spent the past 2 days running around with my 3 year old daughter Lauren. She had urlLink Nursemaids elbow and it was not fun! My poor little baby! She was hurting so bad. Monday night we were over at Grandmother's house (where we are every single day now, but that's another story...) and Patience (She's Grandmother's caregiver) was playing with Lauren and swinging her by the hands, we all do that with kids, right? Well, we shouldn't ever do that, especially with Lauren. So she gets her Nursemaids elbow and she is just miserable. We try to put it back into place, but with no luck. We take her home, give her plenty of Tylenol and Motrin and put her to bed. She slept so-so, kept waking up every time she rolled near that arm. So Tuesday morning then, I take her to the Pediatrician (The same pediatrician who told me that if I was a good mom I would take her out of daycare and stay home with her - yeah nice...I just haven't found a new pediatrician yet.) So they check out her arm and they are concerned it might be broke so they send me to the Medical Mall to go get X-rayed. So we do that, then go back to the Pediatrician and they review the pictures - nothing is wrong. They try again to put her arm back in place - still no luck. So we leave, they make an appointment for me to go see an Orthopedic Dr. because they are very concerned that she keeps getting this (she used to get it when she was very little, but hasn't had it in almost a year and a half). So I head into work to pick up my computer and some paperwork so I can work from home a bit - by the time we get into work, she's using her arm again and says it doesn't hurt anymore. I guess they got it back into place again that last time. CRAZY... So yesterday I leave work, pick her up and drive to the Orthopedic Dr. where I wait for 2 hours to get in and talk to him for about 3 minutes... Him: 'Why did the pediatrician send you here?' Me: 'They were concerned it kept happening so often with her.' Him: 'No, that's what happens - there's no treatment for this, she'll just grow out of it.' Me: '*&^^$&(^#$$%@#' So I just wasted 2 hours and $25.00 - because my Pediatrician is a moron! Oh well, so I took Lauren to McDonald's for a sundae and then back to Daycare.... AUGH. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 23,January,2004 | urlLink photos Well nevermind...that didn't work.... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 20,January,2004 | Well, not so much help, as I need suggestions...anyway, Steve and I are planning our first vacation. We want to go somewhere different, that's not going to cost a huge fortune, and it will just be the 2 of us! I'm so excited. I just don't know where to go...I'm thinking maybe a cruise, or down to the Bahama's, or Cancun. Also have considered New York City, Las Vegas and San Francisco. So - please send me some suggestions! I'm anxious to start planning! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 19,January,2004 | I am constantly urlLink amazed at what you will find out there on this infinitely huge web....maybe I should start my own website to help pay for me to get weekly manicures, I mean really - who wants to see me walking around with overgrown cuticles and split nails! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 16,January,2004 | Carolina Panthers vs. New England Patriots - who do you like to win? I'm somewhat indifferent to these 2 teams, but I am definitely leaning towards Carolina. It is their first show ever in the Super Bowl and so I am rooting for them. February 1st, in Houston! Check urlLink this out for all of the info. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 16,January,2004 | So my friend urlLink Tricia has published her list of 20 things to know about her. I liked that idea, so here is my list! 20 Things that are important to know about me - Not necessarily in this order. 1. I am an urlLink Aries , born on April 12th 1969, yes that makes me 34. 2. My favorite flower is a urlLink lilac . 3. I graduated with an Art History degree (and minors in Studio Art and History) from urlLink Kent State University in Ohio in 1995. 4. I dream of traveling all over the world, hopefully with my husband. 5. I suffer from recurring Migraine Headaches. 6. My Husband and 2 children are the best and most wonderful part of my life. 7. I wear Kenneth Cole cologne. 8. I have a Beta fish on my desk named urlLink Herman . 9. I went to High school with Marilyn Manson. 10. I wear OPI nail polish called ' urlLink I'm not really a Waitress '. 11. I have exactly $80.73 in my wallet at this very moment. 12. My favorite movie is urlLink Breakfast at Tiffany's . 13. I absolutely HATE onions - can't stand them! Yech. 14. I drink at least 2 cups of coffee everyday. 15. I am the oldest of 3 children, I have 2 younger brothers. 16. I have been to 5 countries outside of the US - Canada, Mexico, Ireland, France, and China. 17. My favorite art museum is the urlLink Musee D'Orsay in Paris - it was a very moving experience. 18. I went to college for 8 years. 19. I have been married for 8 years. 20. I love my life. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 15,January,2004 | Hi there! It's been a very busy week. We've had so much going on here at work and at home augh! But anyway - supposed to go out tonight, so that should be fun. I'm looking forward to it. Not sure where we will be going yet. I happen to know that urlLink PUSH will be playing down at urlLink Sammy T's tonight - and of course, they are now my favorite band ever since they made the Kelly song! So, maybe I can get everyone down there. That would be fun. We'll see. Not sure what else is going on around Huntsville...it's limited. So anyway...got to run and get some work done! Talk more later. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 12,January,2004 | So this weekend a friend of mine had a run in with his 'girlfriend'. As it turns out, she's a psycho - which he somehow manages to end up with every time! I don't get it - He's a very good looking guy, nice, funny, good job - well he works at the same place I do, so it's a decent job anyway...Yet, everytime, he seems to land the psychos! Anyway...Here's a site to send urlLink dead flowers to your ex's! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 08,January,2004 | So over the Holiday's my friend Trish ended up battling with her bank and credit card companies - how lovely. I know how awful this is, almost the exact same thing happened to me last year. We were making monthly payments on a large bill, well apparently we were late one month - by 5 days - OH MY GOD! So as we are getting ready to finally start our Christmas shopping on December 20th (I know, but we are always late starting it...) we discover that the $1500.00 that we thought was in our bank account (from selling some stock that I had) was nowhere to be found. What possibly could have happened? We had absolutely no earthly idea...we didn't realize we were late on that payment. So after many calls we find out that the lawyers we were making payments to had seized all of our bank accounts and cleaned out everyone of them. They didn't even have to notify us of this happening, they sued us and didn't even tell us! Anyway, it all ended up fine and dandy - after many calls and what not, threats of more sueing blah, blah, blah...the lawyers finally sent us our money back. Of course, we didn't get it back until after Christmas - nice. So what can you do when stuff like this happens? Are you just stuck? Most importantly - How do you get revenge? Well here is urlLink one site that might be able to help with that. urlLink Another site to give you some ease...Anyway. I don't know the answer. All I know is that they can walk all over you without any trouble at all, they don't even have to tell you what they are doing. Very nice. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 07,January,2004 | In the year of 2004 I hereby resolve.... ...to be a more positive and optimistic person. ( This one will be tough, but, I will try...) ...to keep my weight down. ...to flatten my stomach by going to the gym more often. Then, if I get my stomach flat I want to get it pierced. (I just think that is sooo sexy.) ...to finally finish my kitchen. (Painting the walls, redecorating, etc...) ...to start painting and drawing again. And to take some art classes. ...spend more time with my kids playing. ...spend more one on one time with my husband! ;) ...write letters to my family and friends far away. ...be more organized! Well, that seems to be a good start. Now the tricky part - actually doing it! We'll see. I'll keep you updated and let you know how I'm doing. OK |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 07,January,2004 | I hope to get back in the swing of things now! The Holiday's are over and we are back to our 'normal' life. How scary is that? VERY. Anyway, it was a very nice Christmas, full of fun and festivities. Well, OK, not so much festivities...but it wasn't a total bummer either. So...Here we are in a brand new year and so much to look forward to! Does anyone have any great resolutions they have made? I haven't really made any yet....I need to do that - RIGHT NOW. Let's see....here are some lists I found out on the web.... urlLink The American Jerk's Official New Years Resolutions. urlLink Osama's list...(not real funny, but there are a couple in there...), a urlLink New Year's Resolution list that I can relate to. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 19,February,2004 | I'm not mad at my husband anymore, obviously. No I didn't get an apology...I just got over it. Believe it or not - I kinda over reacted....I know, shocking that I would possibly do that. I'm such a freak! Anyway, thngs are back to normal - which are good - very good. Just thought I'd keep you updated that my husband is not as big of an idiot as I felt that day! He really is a great husband - Thank God - as well as being my best friend! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 16,February,2004 | Here's an interesting concept... urlLink The Giving Game. Do good deeds for people, only with the request that they pass it on and do good deeds for some other person. Pay it forward. The Giving Game was inspired by Catherine Ryan Hyde's novel, urlLink Pay It Forward. Anyway, I think this is a great idea. Check it out! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 16,February,2004 | SO here I am - MAD! Sometimes, husbands can be complete idiots! Anyway, I will not get into the how's and why's...Let's just leave it at - HE IS AN IDIOT! I still love him, and I will get over this, but for today - AUGH. I don't even know if he gets it - that's what is frustrating. No, he knows, he knows he was wrong but he will not admit it and won't let it go. As for me, I just do not want to talk about it. I said my piece this morning and let it go. Sure, I'm not talking to him either right now - but what do I have to say to him? I mean really, what do you say to somebody that has ticked you off? I don't want to get into it with him - I'm not looking for an argument, I'm looking for an apology - something with meaning. Whatever - if that means anything to him. So anyway...who knows...I did make it to the gym today though. That made me feel somewhat better. A little, anyways.... HAHA! Here's a good one: A wife was furious with her husband, saying, 'You're an idiot. You have always been an idiot. You'll always be an idiot. If they had an idiot contest, you'd come in second.' 'Why would I come in second?' the husband asked. She replied, 'Because you're an idiot!' |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 10,February,2004 | Well, How am I doing? Back in the beginning of January I posted my resolutions, let's check in to see how I am doing... My Resolutions In the year of 2004 I hereby resolve.... ...to be a more positive and optimistic person. ( This one will be tough, but, I will try...) This one is turning out to be tough - some of the people out there make this very difficult! I AM trying. ...to keep my weight down. Ah, so far so good...not losing anymore yet though... ...to flatten my stomach by going to the gym more often. Then, if I get my stomach flat I want to get it pierced. (I just think that is sooo sexy.) No real progress here yet, I have taken some Ab classes at the gym though, that's a start. ...to finally finish my kitchen. (Painting the walls, redecorating, etc...) Absolutely no progress here. Haven't really even started to think about it. ...to start painting and drawing again. And to take some art classes. Nope. ...spend more time with my kids playing. That's been good, doing some reading with Alex, playing dolls with Lauren. ...spend more one on one time with my husband! ;) Yes! ...write letters to my family and friends far away. I've made some phone calls to friends I haven't talked to in awhile...really need to write letters though...maybe I'll just send them a link to my blog and they can keep up with me that way! Hmmm.... ...be more organized! I'm really and truly trying - little by little... Hmm...any new resolutions? Well, one thing I've been trying to do is to read more books. I've joined Bookcrossing (check out the link on the side there) and I've already read several books. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 09,February,2004 | So, got up this morning - got the kids ready and took them into daycare. Steve slept in a little bit because he had a dentist appt. this morning. (Normally we drive together everyday and take the kids in together) So anyway, I'm dropping them off - Alex leaves without so much as a goodbye and Lauren decides she will throw a fit! I hate that! I don't really feel guilty about the fits anymore - cause I know, as soon as I'm gone - they stop - it's only for my benefit that she does this! I mean literally throwing herself around as the teacher is carrying her away. LOVE IT. As soon as she is in the gym, where she can't see me anymore - it's silence. That quick. So it's just a hassle for me, don't you love it? Oh well - she is 3 and quite the Drama queen. She is such an actor, you wouldn't even believe it. For the most part though she is a very good kid, just like her brother, but she defintely is more high maintenance than her brother. I guess it's the difference in boys and girls...Anyway - got an exciting meeting to go to! Talk to you later! Meanwhile, check out this site urlLink Faces of the Fallen , this is a list of US Fatalities in Iraq. Very nice tribute. |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 09,February,2004 | So, is anyone following this phenomenom of urlLink American Idol ? It's such a rage - I hear everyone talking about, I just can't get into though. I do love the first several episodes where people go on there who think they can sing. I LOVE IT! Here's one that has a website now.... urlLink William Hung ...This is priceless. Anyway, like I said, I'm not following it, just love those that try! |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 06,February,2004 | WOW! How about this...Maurice Clarett can urlLink enter the NFL draft . Will this be agood thing or a bad thing? I've read several opinions on this and I think I have to agree, that this is a wrong decision. The NFL has very clear guidelines and on when they will accept a player and they are not discriminating. urlLink Whatever happened to good common sense ? Here's urlLink one guy that thinks it won't make a difference to the NFL. What do you think? |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 05,February,2004 | I am so damn emotional lately, I cry at the drop of a hat! It's really starting to bother me, it gets so that I can't function during the day. I mean some of the stuff is understandable - this morning when I heard they had urlLink found the body of that 11 year old Florida girl - I just bawled. UNDERSTANDABLE, that is such a tragedy. I can't stop thinking of her and her parents. But there are other things that make me cry - that I just don't get...I mean, I'm getting weird. I'll cry at commercials, songs, just plain weird things that I shouldn't be crying over. Why am I like that? |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 05,February,2004 | Check out urlLink Robert DeNiro on Saturday night live... |
2,073,622 | female | 35 | indUnk | Aries | 04,February,2004 | They start a camera, take one picture and pass it on - where will it end up next? Check out urlLink phototag ....wonder how I can get one of those cameras? |
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