Sunday, July 27, 2008
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Monday, July 14, 2008
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Wilco. Please Be patient With Me.
When I’m not well
I can’t tell
Oh, there’s nothing I can do
To make this easier for you
You’re gonna need to be patient with me
I’m this apple, this happening stone
When I’m alone
Oh, but my blessings get so blurred
At the sound of your words
I’m gonna need you to be patient with me
How can I warn you when my tongue turns to dust
Like we’ve discussed
It doesn’t mean that I don’t care
It means I’m partially there
You’re gonna need to be patient with me
Monday, July 7, 2008
Lots of pictures!!
Sunday, July 6, 2008
I'm pretty sure that 3 people read this blog, so I don't care what pictures I post of myself. I mean, let me restate that: Unless I'm naked or seriously compromised, I'll post a picture of myself. Even if the whiteness of my body is more offensive than if I was naked and had a large tattoo of President Bush on my abdomen (Trying to think of what would offend a large amount of people simultaneously).
Anyways. I went to the beach with Mani today and that was a lot of fun. We didn't stay for a horribly long time...just long enough for my left arm to get ridiculously sunburnt. Why only one patch of arm you say? Who knows. Of course, I got a pronto pup. I also deflowered Mani's virginity to prontos. I love doing that!!��
Don't work til Wednesday...going out to breakfast with Beth bear tomorrow!
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
In the 1990s and 2000s, the 1940s slang term hipster began being used in North America to describe young, well-educated urban middle class and upper class adults with leftist, liberal, orlibertarian social and political views and interests in a non-mainstream fashion and cultural aesthetic. While definitions vary, hipsters are often associated with alternative music, "indie" culture (indie rock and independent film), and other non-mainstream products, such as vintage clothing.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
I got some new things today.
I got a pack of cloth hairbands. They're pretty. Red, Blue, Yellow, Black, and White.
My red one is especially cute.
I just tried to take a picture, but it didn't work out too well.
I worked tonight 5-close. Its a nice shift. Goes by relatively fast. I have to wear a hairnet now. But its alright, because its blonde, and you cannot even tell that Im wearing it. I loves it. Kinda. I mean, for what it is, I love it.
Have I mentioned that I'm going to be a life group leader?
I'm volunteering for Mars Hill. Going to be in charge of a group of 8-10 5th&6th grade girls. Haha. Kind of out of the blue. I was at church with Mani one day, and I just got a post card that asked for volunteers, and I just thought that it'd be a really great time to do something. Unfortunately, its not until September so the immediate aspect that I was going for is kind of...gone. But either way, I am looking forward to it.
Want to hear my schedule for fall classes?
1) Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
2) Algebra (NO!!)
3)Fundamentals of Music (Had to take the art class, so I thought this would be a good choice since I already have a small background in theory)
4) Cognition (This will be cool?)
It's only 13 credits. I'm looking to take one more class, but having trouble finding one that fits into my schedule. Maybe I'll do that right now?
It's 2:30am and I have to work at 1 pm tomorrow.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
You Are My Face
I remember my mother’s
Sister’s husband’s brother
Working in the goldmine full-time
Filling in for sunshine
Filing into tight lines
Of ordinary beehives
The door screams I hate you
Hate you hanging around my blue jeans
Why is there no breeze
No currency of leaves
No current through the water wire
No feelings I can see
I trust no emotion
I believe in locomotion
But I've turned to rust as we've discussed
Though I must have let you down
too many times
In the dirt and the dust
I have no idea how this happens
All of my maps have been overthrown
Happenstance has changed my plans
So many times my heart has been outgrown
Now everybody’s feeling all alone
Can’t tell you who I am
When everybody’s feeling all alone
Can’t tell you who I am
I am looking forward
Toward the shadows tracing bones
Our faces stitched and sewing
Our houses hemmed into homes
Trying to be thankful
Our stories fit into phones
And our voices lift so easily
A gift given accidentally
When we’re not sure
We’re not alone
I remember my mother’s
Sister’s husband’s brother
Working in the goldmine full-time
Filling in for sunshine
Filing into tight lines
Of ordinary beehives
The door screams I hate you
Hate you hanging around my blue jeans
Why is there no breeze
No currency of leaves
No current through the water wire
No feelings I can see
I trust no emotion
I believe in locomotion
But I've turned to rust as we've discussed
Though I must have let you down
too many times
In the dirt and the dust
I have no idea how this happens
All of my maps have been overthrown
Happenstance has changed my plans
So many times my heart has been outgrown
Now everybody’s feeling all alone
Can’t tell you who I am
When everybody’s feeling all alone
Can’t tell you who I am
I am looking forward
Toward the shadows tracing bones
Our faces stitched and sewing
Our houses hemmed into homes
Trying to be thankful
Our stories fit into phones
And our voices lift so easily
A gift given accidentally
When we’re not sure
We’re not alone
Friday, June 27, 2008
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