well, since i won't be posting for a few days (or maybe i will, because i'm an internet hag), i decided to give you guys a few presents. well, not really presents but you catch my drift. so here are my favourite SNL digital shorts and skits. hopefully you guys enjoy them as much as i did/do!!!
well, ever since school ended, i've been having a lot of fun! fun, including shopping! i'm not MORE into the consumeristic part of Christmas - don't get me wrong. but i absolutely ADORE how i can just get up late, go out whenever i please and come home and watch t.v. reruns until i pass out. i feel so liberated. it's such a wonderful feeling!
anyway, i got a few Christmas gifts early and i thoug
a few quick questions: is it too much to ask to be introduced to friends, be mentioned in a post once or twice, or just plain mentioned at all? when is it too much to ask for that kind of acknowledgment? i've always been someone who wants to feel wanted or needed. i want to know that all the time and effort i've put into something is worth all those tears and restless nights. most importantly, what i really want t
so, my natural hazards geography professor is a complete airhead. he posts online notes, so i figure i don't need to copy down what's on the presentation, i'll just write down what he's saying.
...now it has come to my attention - as i STUDY FOR THE FINAL - that the jerk idiotically cut out chunks of his TESTABLE notes. who cuts out chunks from their EXAMINABLE powerpoint presentations? i mean, i KNOW t
it's almost Christmas - ALMOST CHRISTMAS! and here i am studying for an exam whilst longing to go out and experience a glorious winter day. there are only so many years left in my existence and i am sadly wasting it away sitting inside, by my desk, reading articles about urban managerialism and entreprenurialism. how utterly distasteful. i am grossed out by myself. if that's not something to be depressed
i have to keep reminding myself that there's only a week left until i never have to see the faces of those pretentious "academic" urban geography students again. not only do i feel judged in that class, but also insignificant. i mean, sure, i am an average student. i will always be an average student, because - hey, let's face it - not everyone is a raging, politically aware activist! i work hard, i get good grad
i'm honestly in hysterics right now. to make a long story short, people are heartless fuckers. seriously. i hardly swear, but today, i'm mad and sad and just feeling incredibly awful right now. i was online today, emailing this guy from my geography class about this upcoming assignment i had due. he had already done it, so i figured it wouldn't hurt to ask him about it. eventually, he added me to his msn and fr
there was once a time when i loved snow. i was young and carefree and play-time was THE time for life altering adventures. looking back, i can remember numerous stories of my sisters and i playing in the snow. how they pelted me with snowballs, while i - a person with no aim whatsoever - missed them and always hit the fences. how we tried to build and igloo, but it caved in on me before i could manage to get half