Friday, March 31, 2006

So I just got done watching the movie "Everything is Illuminated" in which Elijah Wood travels to Ukraine to find the woman who saved his grandfather from the Nazis in World War II. It pretty much made my night. It's random, eclectic and most importantly takes place in Ukraine, so of course I liked it. Chances are when your main characters are a socially inept Jewish kid, a Ukrainian translator who likes American hip-hop, a taxi-driving grandfather who thinks he's blind, and a derranged border collie named Sammy Davis Jr. Jr. I'm going to like it. Add in a bunch of people speaking Russian and I'm really going to like it.

Thursday, March 30, 2006

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

I Gotta, gotta, gotta find a way to jump over the moon...

Today was a good day. I don't really know why. It just was.
You know all those times when you think things are going to be in order, or it will only take an hour, or that book will be there, or the car will start, or it won't rain, but then it does? Well, today was not one of those times. Plus it was absolutely beautiful outside.
I went to hip-hop aerobics again. Let the laughing begin. I'm serious, if you ever need a good laugh just come to hip-hop aerobics with me. But don't participate. No. Just sit in the back and watch me. I am the epitome of "white girl who can't dance." I'm the one people laugh and point at. There is no inner-Beyonce in here.
As in most exercise rooms, there are mirrors all around. I try to get behind someone who is halfway decent so that I can watch them and try to copy them. So while I'm watching them I'm not observing the freak in the mirror, also known as my reflection. Occasionally I will begin to think that I'm finally getting the hang of it. You know, I'll try to move like the person in front of me. And then I'll take a glance at the mirror. It all falls apart at that point. Imagine Jerome Bettis doing ballet. That is probably a good comparison for me and hip-hop aerobics. But I try to give myself an "E" for effort and enjoy it.
Anyway, I think I may go to bed early tonight. I know, I know. Nonsense, you say. You are probably right. And besides, this has been such a great day. Why end it now? Arrivederci!

Monday, March 27, 2006

Fun Exciting Weekend!

This weekend was the best weekend ever and certainly made a nice end to a very hard week. I met Sarah's friends from Kansas for breakfast on Friday morning. Me and Jenna met them there. That was a lot of fun. Way too early, but fun.



This is me, Jenna, Michael, Devon and the guy they stayed with. I don't remember his name. I wanna say Matt, but don't quote me.



This is Kyle and Dave. Kyle's from the middle of nowhere in Kansas. And Dave speaks Haitian. I think that's pretty amazing. Dave taught me how to say "Give me the keys" in Haitian, but I forgot it already. I'll have to ask him.

Anyway, we all ate breakfast and then they were heading out to Dallas. They came to Miami for spring break all the way from Kansas. That is hard core.

Then I skipped class and met Shandra for lunch! Awesomeness. Sean's doctoral recital was Friday night so he's going to be Dr. Sean Beavers. A doctor of guitar of all things. Needless to say his recital was amazing. They came into town for the weekend and it might be the last time Shandra's in Tallahassee for...well, a long time, so it was good to hang out with her and act crazy and make her laugh. I love Shandra. She's one of my favorite people ever. And she lives in West Virginia. I like West Virginia. Even if it is a bunch of old people. It's still pretty.



Me and Shandra at lunch.

I then went to class because I had to...meh. But as soon as I got out I went and picked Shandra up and we went shopping for all sorts of food for Sean's reception. Yeeesssss. And then we met Diane, Kenley and James at Taco Bell. It's tradition. But JAMES was on the phone with SETH THE WHOLE TIME so we didn't really get to see him. He was planning his "mandatory meeting" for him and the other members of his "girls gone wild" group for that video game they play that's like World of Warcraft but isn't. Apparently he, Seth, Jesse and some other people all play girl characters in the game so they made a club in the game called "girls gone wild" and people think that they are really girls that are playing or something. I don't know. You'll have to ask James to clarify. If you can find him.



So we were waiting for Sean's recital to start and we were playing with my camera (of course.) Well, my camera's flash is really long and I can't take pictures close to myself with the flash on because I ALWAYS blink. It was hillarious. Shandra and Diane took like, 8 pictures of me and I blinked in all of them. I look drunk. Note to self: Never drink. I will look like this.



Dianchka. She is so cute.



I think this is a really cute picture of Shandra, but I don't know if she likes it. She did the "haha, you amuse me but delete that" laugh. Oh well. It's on here and there's nothing she can do about it. Wahahaha.



Diane and Shandra



Shandra thought it was really funny how I was taking pictures of myself so she made me pose taking a picture of myself so she could get a picture. Well, this is it.



Sooo good.



I don't know who this lady is, but she amuses me. She has absolutely no fashion sense, but we won't fault her for that.



Our beautiful goody table.





I played with the "text" feature on my camera.

So that was my Friday. And it was only Friday! Amaaaaazing.
Then on Saturday it was...BUM BUM BUM! Jenshka's birthday! Yeeessss. Sarah came into town and we went to Julie's for dinner. That's when the fun really started.



The three of us





The deer in headlights look



I tried to copy Sarah's "deer in headlights" look. This was the result.



Chris and Kate



Diane and Janelle. That's a nice outfit you put together there, Janelle.

We then went home and David, Kenley, me, Sarah and Daniel kidnapped Jenna and wrapped her in saran wrap and threw her in a fountain at FSU in 40-degree weather. Isn't that sweet?
You can read about it on Jenna's Blog.
You should. It's exciting.
Then on Sunday we had "Casual Sunday" at the Wesley foundation and we went to Tom Brown Park. I love Tom Brown Park! Todd has a great story about Tom Brown Park. You should ask him about it. Anyway, we played frisbee and ate hotdogs and hung out and it was way fun.



Me and Shamona



Everybody who's anybody



Sarah and Yu (not you, Yu)



Me, Jenna and Shamona



Yay for family groups!



We had such a good time Sunday afternoon. We fed turtles, played frisbee and lay out in the sun for forever just talking and it was beautiful.

It was an awesome weekend! Only 4 more days until the next one! Arrivederci!

Friday, March 24, 2006

Pray for Misha and Lena

Hey guys! Some of you know Misha and Lena, some of you may have heard of them, and some of you may not know who they are at all, but they are two interpreters from Belarus that help with Radooga in the summer. Belarus is the country right above Ukraine.

Lena and Misha are awesome people of God. Some of you may have heard that there has been political and religious persecution in Belarus recently. Read this update from Voice of the Martyrs and then read Misha and Lena's emails to my friend Kelsey who's been to Ukraine with me.





From The Voice of the Martyrs
[The Voice of the Martyrs Visit: Persecution.com]
BELARUS (ASSIST News Service)
On March 13th, Georgi Vyazovsky of Christ's Covenant Reformed Baptist Church in Belarus was freed from a Minsk prison on completion of a 10-day sentence for conducting religious worship in his own home. After his release, Pastor Vyazovsky told Forum 18 News Service he felt "splendid" and even joked he had lost weight due to the "good diet." Held in cells with five and later 13 other inmates, he said both they and the warders were "amazed" he was there for religious activity. One of the staff remarked the judge must have gone crazy. To Forum 18's knowledge, Pastor Vyazovsky is the first person to have been imprisoned for religious worship in Belarus for 20 years. When 30 members of various Protestant churches gathered at the prison to meet Pastor Vyazovsky, police roughly moved them some 400 meters away, while some 20 special police officers stood by. Pastor Vyazovsky confirmed there has been no further attempt to prosecute church members since his conviction. However, the Pentecostal bishop of the Minsk region is now threatened with prosecution as well. Sergei Tsvor, who is also first vice-chairman of the Pentecostal Union and pastor of the Minsk-based Good News Church, told Forum 18 that police visited the free-standing residential house where his 100-strong congregation met during a service some six weeks ago. When an officer drew up a protocol against the bishop on the grounds he had no right to lead the gathering under the law on public demonstrations, Tsvor told Forum 18, "I told them that it wasn't a demonstration or a picket, but a worship service." He was summoned to a hearing at Minsk's Moscow District Court on March 9th, but the judge was busy with another case and told him he would be summoned again. He has heard nothing since.

Pray our almighty and all-powerful God will protect His followers in Belarus. Pray every Christian will be a witness of Jesus' persevering love. Pray the Holy Spirit will move in power to bring the light of Christ to all countries with a heritage of communistic atheism.

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This is the email Kelsey received from Misha last week. Belarus had presidental elections a a few days ago, and this was right before it:

Hello, Kelsey! This is Misha, from Minsk, Belarus.

What have you been up to? How's your life going?I have some sad news i need to share with you.

Three of my friends have been kicked out of our university today. One of them - Ryhor - was walking on the street with his white-red-white scarf (these are our true national colours) along with 2 other guys yesterday. They were arrested by police just because of his scarf (it was evident that they were for freedom, the white-red-white colours are forbidden in Belarus). So, those policemen went through Ryhor's bag and found there some opposition stickers. He did not even stick them, he just had them in his bag! For this reason they were brought to a police station. The policemen behave as real fascists (actually, they are), they were swearing using the worst language, intimidating them, saying exactly the following: "If you don't write in the report what we want we will beat out your eye! Actually, we are going to shoot you up as dogs and dig your bodies in the forest!" In the report they wrote that Ryhor and his friends were disseminating those stickers, which is punished according to our laws. The stickers were found only in Ryhor's bag, but the police called guilty also his friends who were with him. Today it became known that they are no more studying at the university because of that incident... All of them are kicked out.Another girl (Luda) who is a friend of mine too was kicked out too some days ago. There wasn't any sufficient ground for the administration to do it, as she wasn't arrested, but they did it anyway. Without a reason, without an explanation. It was known to them that she had been for freedom, that's why they repressed her... She's a good girl, who helped me find an excellent job for the coming Fri, Sat, Sun and Mon. I'll be interpreting at the elections for the observers from the OSCE.Every day somebody is taken to prison for working against the regime. Today they've thrown there about 25 people, who worked for the independent candidate. When officials cannot find a sigle ground to repress a person, they say in the court: "He was swearing badly and resisted the police", though it is never true. By putting our activists to prison they try to paralyse the campaign of the candidate, which is totally unfair!All elections in Belarus have been rigged and falsified in the course of the latest 10 years, that's why there's not a single opponent of the regime in our parliament, not a single! There's no hope to overcome Luk [the current president]... through the elections, they won't count, won't count at all! Luk... has no right to participate in the elections, for he has been a president for 12 years already and wants even more power, though only 10 years are allowed according to the Constitution! Therefore on this Sunday - the day of the elections, at 20.00 lots of people who are not able to tolerate evil anymore, will be united on the central square of Minsk to stay there for our freedom. But Luk... has prepared himself to this, he drew to Minsk great forces of police and special troops, he even mobilized those policemen who have been in retirement in order to protect his power from the people. He is extreemly nervous now (we have never before faced such violence and repressions) and he'll be even more nervous on Sumday. God knows what commands he is going to give... According to our law (that was passed in 2004) the president has the power to command police to shoot off people and kill them whenever he wants. I'm really worried for my friends who'll be there, almost all members of my church, i'll have to interpret for the OSCE at that time in another city, i'll join them only on Monday. We should pray that God will condemn sin and bring justice and freedom. I don't want the extreme violence to occur, but realize, the more blood is shed the nearer is our liberation! Please, pray with us during the rest of the week.P.S. There are also persecutions for faith, one pastor spent 10 days in prison for teaching the Bible in his own house! Another pastor will be judged soon because of the same "fault".One of my friends is now at prison for drawing one a fence the inscription: "We want the new one!", he will probably be sentenced to 2 or even years of custody for that. Another guy came to listen to our candidate on Sunday to one of the meetings in the open air, while arresting him the police broke his arm, he was thrown into a prison with a broken arm to spend there 12 days and nights... And i'll have to spend more than one night to tell you of all the violence and injustice which is being performed by the so called "president" (who usurped the power) and his officials who sold their hearts for money. May God forbid! His Kingdom come, which is justice, peace and joy, His will be done in Belarus as it is in Heaven! Amen.

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This is the email Kelsey received from our other friend, Lena today:

Kelsey! I'm glad you got my e-mails! It's going to be a short and urgent letter. I admit I underestimated the risks of the situation in our country. Misha did get detained the other day for taking part in the meeting. I can't find out much information because I don't have any connection with him now. I suppose he'll be tried like hundreds of other people. Among the people detained there are some of our Christian acquaintances. Please pray for the situation and thank you for praying.

May God's peace be with you,

Lena

Please pray for the people of Belarus. This is Europe, people. Whenever I read stuff from Voice of the Martyrs it's always from far away places- China, Sudan, Mongolia...faces I don't know. People I've never met.

This is Misha:

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I need someone to explain something to me. How is it that I sleep on the top bunk of my bed and place my alarm very close to the floor and in the morning I can wake up from my bottom bunk an hour past my alarm? Maybe I should get an alarm that has a code to turn it off. You know, something complicated. It could ask me "What's the square root of 63 multiplied by the GDP of Sierra Leone?" or something like that to turn it off. Then not only would I be awake in the morning, I would be better educated. Or perhaps I should just go to bed before 3 a.m. That would probably solve a lot of problems, but then, that would be far too easy.

Envision this in your head: Monkeys on rollerskates in the sky. Yes, this is what Kleenex has decided makes a good cover for their tissue box. There's also a hologram on the front. Don't get me wrong. This is the most amazing tissue box I've ever seen. It's sitting on my dresser. It's been there for a while, but it has captured my attention again. The question is, what was the guy thinking that came up with that?
I can see them in the drawing room now. It's time for the new fall boxes.

Simon: Alright, men, winter's coming. What have you got for our new fall lineup?
Bob: Well, Simon, I was thinking we could go with a living room scene. You know, a nice, welcoming hearth with a warm fire blazing. A dog laying on a rug in the corner.
Simon: Good, Bob. I like that thinking. It's original.
Tyler: Simon, I thought we could do a group of kids building a snowman. You know, scarves wrapped around their little round faces. A couple of 'em throwing snowballs at each other. A mom rubbing the nose of one with a soft Kleenex.
Simon: Good thinking. What about you, Ted?
Ted: Well, I was thinking we could go with something a little bit different this year. How about monkeys on rollerskates?
Simon: What?
Ted: In the sky.
Simon: Genius. Just genius. Add a hologram and it'll be golden.

So you see, that is how my tissue box came to be.
I went and saw Memoirs of a Geisha tonight at the dollar theatre with some friends from school. It was really good. I figured I'd like it, I just hadn't gotten the chance to go see it. Ziyi Zhang is gorgeous. I think Asian people are so beautiful. (Except for sumo wrestlers. I think they are ugly. But E. Honda was always my favorite person Street Fighter and he was a sumo wrestler. He was still ugly, though.) Their eyes are amazing. I want an kimono. But I don't have an excuse to wear one. Dang it. That's depressing. I'm going to bed.
By the way, the title is the square root of 63 multiplied by the per person GDP of Sierra Leone. Arrivederci!

Thursday, March 23, 2006



I saw this today and I was thinking about the video we watched about Song of Solomon. It made me laugh. I needed to laugh. :0) I'm the kind of person that needs to laugh at least 26 times a day and things just start going downhill if I don't make my 26-quota.









Yeah, I know this is lame post but I'm talking to Lori and I can't make complicated blog posts and talk to Lori at the same time. If you want to laugh really hard, go to www.vintage21.com. It's a church in North Carolina called the Vintage 21 church. Click on "media" and go to the second page. There's videos about misconceptions about Jesus where they dubbed over some old-school Jesus movies and it's hillarious. What's really funny is how right they are. The movies are crazy but people really think Jesus is like what they portray him to be in those movies.
Have a great Thursday, everyone. Arrivederci!

Wednesday, March 22, 2006

65 Days!

I know my counter says 66, but that's only because I spend a day flying. The countdown has begun.

Saturday, March 18, 2006

Chuck Norris counted to infinity - twice.

I don't know about y'all, but I love Chuck Norris jokes. I don't know why. I didn't even ever really watch anything with Chuck Norris in it. "Walker: Texas Ranger" came on after some show I used to watch back in the day, but I only saw it a couple times and I wasn't a huge fan. Of course, it was always obvious to me that only an idiot would try to take down Chuck Norris. So, on Alec's facebook profile he had a link to the top 100 facts for Chuck Norris. I think they're pretty awesome.



Here are some of them:


Chuck Norris does not sleep. He waits.

Chuck Norris does not hunt because the word hunting implies the probability of failure. Chuck Norris goes killing.

When the Boogeyman goes to sleep every night he checks his closet for Chuck Norris.

Chuck Norris can speak braille.

Chuck Norris was once on Celebrity Wheel of Fortune and was the first to spin. The next 29 minutes of the show consisted of everyone standing around awkwardly, waiting for the wheel to stop.

The chief export of Chuck Norris is pain.

Chuck Norris doesn't read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants.

If Chuck Norris is late, time better slow the crap down.

If you can see Chuck Norris, he can see you. If you can't see Chuck Norris you may be only seconds away from death.

Chuck Noris puts the "laughter" in "manslaughter".

Chuck Norris sleeps with a night light. Not because Chuck Norris is afraid of the dark, but the dark is afraid of Chuck Norris.

Chuck Norris frequently donates blood to the Red Cross. Just never his own.

Chuck Norris sold his soul to the devil for his rugged good looks and unparalleled martial arts ability. Shortly after the transaction was finalized, Chuck roundhouse kicked the devil in the face and took his soul back. The devil, who appreciates irony, couldn't stay mad and admitted he should have seen it coming. They now play poker every second Wednesday of the month.

Chuck Norris died ten years ago, but the Grim Reaper can't get up the courage to tell him.

When Chuck Norris sends in his taxes, he sends blank forms and includes only a picture of himself, crouched and ready to attack. Chuck Norris has not had to pay taxes ever.

Chuck Norris does not know where you live, but he knows where you will die.

Leading hand sanitizers claim they can kill 99.9 percent of germs. Chuck Norris can kill 100 percent of whatever the crap he wants.

The quickest way to a man's heart is with Chuck Norris's fist.

At birth, Chuck Norris came out feet first so he could roundhouse kick the doctor in the face. Nobody delivers Chuck Norris but Chuck Norris.

Chuck Norris is currently suing NBC, claiming Law and Order are trademarked names for his left and right legs.

A blind man once stepped on Chuck Norris' shoe. Chuck replied, "Don't you know who I am? I'm Chuck Norris!" The mere mention of his name cured this man blindness. Sadly the first, last, and only thing this man ever saw, was a fatal roundhouse delivered by Chuck Norris.

Superman owns a pair of Chuck Norris pajamas.

Chuck Norris once went on Celebrity Jeopardy and answered, "Who is Chuck Norris?" to every question. It was the first and only time in Jeopardy history that a contestant answered every single question right.

Water boils faster when Chuck Norris watches it.

Chuck Norris can divide by zero.

Little kids enjoy lighting ants on fire with magnifying glasses. Chuck Norris enjoys lighting little kids on fire with ants. Scientists have yet to find out how this feat is achieved.

We all know the magic word is please. As in the sentence, "Please don't kill me." Too bad Chuck Norris doesn't believe in magic.

Geico saved 15% by switching to Chuck Norris.

Chuck Norris has to sort his laundry into three loads: darks, whites, and bloodstains.

They say that lightning never strikes the same place twice. Niether does Chuck Norris. He doesn't have to.

A Handicap parking sign does not signify that this spot is for handicapped people. It is actually in fact a warning, that the spot belongs to Chuck Norris and that you will be handicapped if you park there.

Chuck Norris owns the greatest Poker Face of all-time. It helped him win the 1983 World Series of Poker despite him holding just a Joker, a Get out of Jail Free Monopoloy card, a 2 of clubs, 7 of spades and a green #4 card from the game UNO.

The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. The only thing fear has to fear is Chuck Norris.

Chuck Norris ends every relationship with "It's not me, it's you".

Chuck Norris never gets brain freeze. Slurpees know when to back the crap off.

When Chuck Norris exercises, the machine gets stronger.

Chuck Norris can slam revolving doors.

Chuck Norris' cowboy boots are made from real cowboys.

The most effective form of suicide known to man is to type "Chuck Norris" into Google and hit "I'm Feeling Lucky!".

If at first you don't succeed, you are obviously not Chuck Norris.

Similar to a Russian Nesting Doll, if you were to break Chuck Norris open you would find another Chuck Norris inside, only smaller and angrier.

In order to survive a nuclear attack, you must remember to stop, drop, and be Chuck Norris.

If you see Chuck Norris crying he will grant you a wish, if your wish is dying.

Whenever Chuck Norris's wife asks him nicely to do the dishes, he throws them in the garbage and tells her she looks fat.

Chuck Norris once roundhouse kicked Bruce Lee, breaking him in half. The result was Jet Li and Jackie Chan.

If it looks like chicken, tastes like chicken, and feels like chicken but Chuck Norris says its beef, then it's freakin' beef.

Chuck Norris was sending an email one day, when he realized that it would be faster to run.

Chuck Norris refers to himself in fourth person.

The phrase "Made by Chuck Norris" is imprinted beneath the surface of China.

It's no coincidence that the tattoo on Mike Tyson's face and the sole of Chuck Norris' boot share the same pattern.

Switzerland isn't really neutral. They just haven't figured out what side Chuck Norris is on yet.

When writing "Romeo & Juliet" Shakespeare originally thought about Chuck Norris to play Romeo but in the end this could not happen because no poison could kill Chuck Norris. Ever.

Chuck Norris doesn't give Christmas presents. If you live to see Christmas, that is your Christmas present from Chuck.

Chuck Norris' hand is the only hand that can beat a royal flush.

Chuck Norris once fought a bear simply because it dared to grow more body hair than Chuck Norris.

Everyone has a skeleton in their closet. Chuck Norris has 7,483.

Heart disease may be the new leading cause of death in women age 45 to 65, but Chuck Norris is still the leading cause of death in men age 0 to 125.

The first lunar eclipse took place after Chuck Norris challenged the sun to a staring contest. Chuck Norris always wins.

Aliens do exist. They're just waiting for Chuck Norris to die before they attack.

Chuck Norris once had a near death experience. Needless to say, Death now refuses to come near him.

Chuck Norris' tears cure cancer. Too bad he has never cried.

Chuck Norris thought up some of the funniest Chuck Norris facts ever, but he hasn't submitted them to the site because he doesn't believe in any form of submission.



Happy St. Patrick's Day, everyone! I brought four-leaf clover stickers to school to make sure all of my classmates had some green on. I think I saved a few from pinches. Walking over to Bellamy I met a group of people who were from the University of Florida that were on Spring Break and came up to help FSU's RUF (Presbyterian college group) for the week. Poor things. Not only were they from UF, some of them weren't wearing green. I gave them some stickers. My Russian teacher, Dmitri, didn't know you were supposed to wear green on St. Patrick's day. He asked us why you were supposed to. Can't say I really know. Maybe it's just because green is the best color ever and any excuse to wear it is a good one. Or maybe because clovers are green. That's probably more likely. Anyway, I'm going to the beach tomorrow and I'm excited about that. I'll probably come back burnt as toast, but it will be worth it. Arrivederci!

Friday, March 17, 2006

Shhhh, don't tell Todd

Tonight after Russian lit I ran into Seth Wright which was cool because I never see him. Actually, I don't ever see Northwoods people on campus. It's kind of sad, really. You're there, I know you are, I just never see you. I think I may be partially invisible, though. I'm always smiling people on campus that I recognize but quite often all I get back are blank stares. But anyway, Seth stood in line with me in the Union to go to a presentation by someone I can't name or Todd will make fun of me. I'll give you a hint, though. She's a regular guest on current event programs usually aired by a network named after a small, brown woodland creature. She's written a couple New York Times best-sellers and loves to make fun of Ted Kennedy, Jimmy Carter and Alan Colmes. She's also really funny. But that's all I can give you or Todd may figure it out.
Seth wasn't going; he was heading home, but I was happy to find a long line and a very crowded union ball room. Apparently there are republicans on FSU campus. Who would've known? Of course, they may have been secret spies sent by the College Democrats, but I'd like to think they weren't. Besides, they clapped a lot.
Dad came, and afterwards we went to Ruby Tuesday's and they have the best freakin' salad bar in the world. They have both kinds of olives. That means it's good. The ones with only black olives- they're okay. The ones with green olives- they care slightly more. But the ones with both- those are the ones that are exceptional. That's right.
I then proceeded to drop off a birthday present to my friend John. He lives right off campus and bats have invaded his apartment. Not like, baseball ones. Like, the small-flying-rabies-infested-vampire-creature ones. Phyllis has been successfully dethroned from her place in the sink and Charlie was recently de-curtained by a butterfly net of a neighbor biology major. I even saw pictures of Charlie. He was kind of cute...in a weird, eerie, vampiric way. John will be moving shortly, however. He's not all about the little guys being in his pipes.



This is the picture John took of Phyllis.

I'm so glad tomorrow's Friday. This has been an eternally long week. Happy early St. Patrick's Day!!! Don't forget to wear green. (I love St. Patrick. He is awesome.) Arrivederci!

Wednesday, March 15, 2006

I love Sarah!

Let me try to sum up this weekend:
Waterfalls, rocks, musicals, cup towers, FRISBEE, swings, basketball, pretzels, frisbee, mud, alarm clocks, vintage 21, car tag, police, princess bride, sardines, roofs, frisbee, cheesecake, buzzers, jukeboxes, frisbee. That pretty much covers it.
So, some pictures from this weekend:




I sent Sarah this picture and she hung it in her dormroom. Aren't I a good artist?



Our cup bouquet we made at Niffer's. I was freezing.



So beautiful.



Sarah put up a poster on her floor that said to write down your spring break plans. This one girl said, "Sitting at home because I have no friends. :0( Thanks for reminding me." I was so sad for her.



:0(



Us at Niffer's in the lobby



Such hotties.



a-MA-zing







We went to Chewacla (sp.?). It's a waterfall park place. We took some pictures and climbed around the rocks and then played ultimate with some random people. They were all pansies... :0)



















Our beautiful cheesecake we made.



We played Sardines and the four of us formed TEAM OCTOPUS!



Sarah climbed onto the roof to look for people...shhh, don't tell the Auburn police...



Us after playing knockout and swinging on swings. Fun times.



Zach dancing to the Rent soundtrack.



Zach and Kurt during Zach's soap opera audition. He did very well.



Us at the Brick Oven eating pretzels. Yum. This is me, Sarah, Jenna and Sarah's good friend Leslie McClenny (who is worth more than a penny.)




Me, Robert and Jenna playing Taboo.



Robert was ready, man. Too bad he never got to buzz me. Wahaha.

That's about it. Well, not really, but it's 2 a.m. so I'm going to bed. Arrivederci!