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Sunday, January 29th, 2006
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4:42 am - Because you should all have a heart...
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| Friday, January 20th, 2006
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3:32 pm - If you don't like it, you don't have to dance.
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So, I decided that now is a damn fine time to update the eljay. How exciting for all of you!
I really like my classes this semester. With the exception of Algebra. It's boring and stupid. BUT, the other classes basically go toward my major/minor, so they're classes that I'm actually interested in. It also helps that my American History prof is the one I had last semester for Euro Civ, and I really liked her. And it also helps that I have the same prof for both of my classics classes. There's a lot of overlapping. Very nice.
I'm liking living in the house. There's always something to do. However, I seem to be incredibly unsocial-feeling for the first couple days of every week. Probably because I know that I have a lot of reading to get done for the next day. I don't really know. However, there's been lots of random adventures such as the trying to walk to the Delt Sig house that's...well, a few miles away, around midnight:30.
Which reminds me! Antonella "hooked me up" with a job at Kleiner. My interview consisted of questions like "If you could be any kind of animal, what one would you be?" There's was another one, but I don't remember it. So, I can finally start making money again. A few of the people reading this understand that that's been a big problem in the recent past. Yeah...not cool.
In the next few days, I am going to be painting the apartment so that it looks all cute and presentable for recruitment next week. Being in the basement and super close to the chapter room, our apartment is kind of a hotspot for showing off. SO, it needs some work. Apt 8 is letting us use their leftover paint, which helps. Since...the plan was to just try and borrow (probably not the best term?) paint from everyone else in the house. Apparently we're just cheap like that? Yes, yes we are.
There's a LOT going on in the next couple of weeks, but I'm ready for it. It's mostly fun stuff, afterall.
current mood:  impressed
current music: The Specials
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| Tuesday, January 10th, 2006
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12:12 am
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This is going to be only a picture update. Mostly because I don't feel like talking about what I did over break, how my first day of this semester went, or my life in general. So, I will allow these pictures taken over break to offer a sort of story of how I spent break.
(Note: This is not in chronological order.)
 ( I'll let Sam and part of Steve lead the way on this picture adventure )
The end.
current mood:  indifferent
current music: History Channel
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| Monday, December 19th, 2005
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9:47 pm - It may be back to slightly avoiding the internet for another week or so...
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Things have been busy and kinda crazy. You'd think that I would be fairly well rested considering it's break and I've been on break since Tuesday evening, but no. I'm even more tired than I usually am during a full week of classes. I stay out late, but still have to get up early either for work or because my mom insists that she needs me for some of her shopping expeditions. This week my time is completely booked what with having to work again, going to court, people-plans, and the finishing touches on Christmas shopping. I have to work Christmas Eve, which I guess isn't so bad since I'm decently sure that I get holiday pay.
And here is the part where I believe you all NEED to know what I've been doing lately!
I finished all of my exams on Monday and Tuesday, which was kinda nice. Hectic, but nice. Then I think that I stayed up until around 5am Tuesday night (after I got home around 10:30 in the pm) and finished making decorations for Steve's tree.
Wednesday and Thursday were decorate-Steve's-apartment days. We basically just decorated a tree. But it was still a fun time though, naturally.
Thursday night I came home at a fairly decent time and went to sleep, only to be awoken way too early the next morning to go Christmas shopping with my mom. I got everyone done but her. And I'm now rather broke. Later I went to see Eric's play with Will, Stacey, and Allison. Then we (minus Allison) went to Steve's where I think Michael Ezzo also showed up (as per usual).
Saturday I worked for awhile and then...helped decorate the Christmas tree here I believe.
Sunday I woke up too late (much to Steve's dismay) and showed up at Steve's about 2.5 hours late. I felt pretty bad, but I was seriously counting on the snooze button working a little bit better. Anywho, we made some food to take to Sammy's and eventually made it to Sammy's. I enjoyed myself. It was the first time I've talked to people like Liz in forever. Then Steve and I left and met Roy and Luke at Denny's, eventually leading us to Meijer to purchase taco-y things where we met Stacey and proceeded to Steve's. A lot of things were cooked. I baked a cake for my mom's birthday. It was cute. Especially since I decided that the apron was completely necessary.
Today was my mom's birthday. My parents, Carlos, and I went to Bravo for dinner and then to see Syriana. It was a nice time. My original plans for the evening were to just wrap up Christmas presents and go to sleep kinda early because I'm dead, but now I think Will and Eric are coming over.
Which makes me happy because I haven't hung out with Eric in forever. And Will's always a good time as well.
(I do not apologize for the length of this entry.)
current mood:  sleepy
current music: Nothing...the music's on my laptop
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| Thursday, December 8th, 2005
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12:39 pm - Wow.
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I just heard someone say this in Kleiner:
"I lOve Myspace! I have 2500 views! Yay!"
Not to mention the constant ramblings about Facebook.
Honestly people, wtf?
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| Wednesday, December 7th, 2005
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1:18 pm - Happy Anniversary Pearl Harbor.
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Yes, that subject heading is meant to display that I am geekily excited about the idea of doing history "stuff" for the rest of my life. I am a nerd.
Last night it was decided that I will be moving into the ASA house next week. I have to have my stuff moved by next Friday but, luckily, Steve had already requested Wednesday and Thursday off for next week so we could decorate. So, now he's going to help me move first. What a good plan! I'm excited about living in the house. There will definitely always be something to do. Hopefully I will remember (at least sometimes) that I need to study and all of that.
It never stops snowing here, thus standing in the way of my being able to go anywhere that I need to go. How annoying.
I enjoy Tuesday Pub nights.
For next semester, I was planning on dropping my Intro to Com. class and getting a job. However, my stepdad thinks it would be better for me to re-take nutrition (and thus help my GPA out) instead of getting a job. I guess as long as he wants to keep giving me money for (literally) everything, that's cool. God knows I don't have my own. There's never a time that I use my debit card and know if I actually have enough money on it to pay for whatever I'm paying. (So I'm not up-to-date on the balancing bullshit, so what?)
Tonight will be full of reading and studying. But, considering most of that is for nutrition, I'm not worrying too much. I'm just retaking the class anywho.
Now it's time to go back to sell Fair Trade goods for the Women's Center.
current mood:  blah
current music: History Channel as per usual
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| Sunday, December 4th, 2005
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9:22 pm - "They called me a slushie."
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I am apparently a shirker when it comes to eljay updating. Really, I've just been putting more important matters first. Go figure.
Finals are next week and I'm not feeling stressed at all. I should but, no. I just want break to hurry up and get here.
My court date is set. How exciting.
Since I never said it before, Thanksgiving break was pretty okay. This was probably my favorite Thanksgiving for certain reasons. I didn't really get any work done. And I didn't see many people either. Meaning, I only saw my family and Steve. I'm not saying that's a bad thing it's just...there are a lot of people I haven't seen in FOREVER and that was a very oppurtune time to hang out with them. Ah well.
This weekend was the SOAP performances. They went pretty okay. I couldn't make it to today's due to elections, but last night's was overall a very good show. Steve came here Thursday. Friday a ton more people were here, and a total of 10 people managed to fit here in Laura and I's quarters. Don't know how that happened. Saturday there were some more people (mostly family based). It was a busy but fun time. (No details, I have no interest in it right now.)
Today was elections. I'm officially scholarship chair now. I hadn't exactly...wrote a speech beforehand, so I asked Nicole what I should say and then wrote down some ideas and shared them. They seemed to go over decently. I'm glad the slate passed so it didn't take too long (that probably sounds bad, but oh well).
After that a handful of us went to G&L. Foodwise, it was okay. Funwise, it was very good. Later I ended up going to Meijer with Jenni. I bought a coloring book and crayons since all of mine are at home. Then we + Sarah hung out in Kleiner for awhile. I colored pictures of Barbie the Pegasus Princess (or something along those lines) while they worked on actual things.
Now, a few random pictures.
( G&L. )
current mood: sleepy
current music: History Channel
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| Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005
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1:08 am - It's been a long time, but not too long.
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My oldest and most faithful roomie is going to be staying at Steve's for awhile.
Scholastically speaking, things majorly suck right now. On all other aspects of life, however, things are famazing.
Last weekend was fun. There was midnight Harry Potter viewing, accidental road-tripping, first-time gambling, CMU-family visiting, and...I got sick? Yeah, that sums it up, basically.
I'm quite a bit more excited for this Thanksgiving Break business.
Last night, I slept much too long, methinks.
Oh my, I almost called my mom just now because I remembered I have to talk to her about something. It is currently 1:20 in the AM. Hello bad idea?
current mood:  Gah!
current music: I don't remember this band's name at all
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| Wednesday, November 16th, 2005
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12:19 pm
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Jenni inspired me (or, rather, provoked me) to update a bit more often. So now I will tell you all how my life is going right now!
The third exam for my nutrition class is tomorrow. Hopefully I will do somewhat decent on it so that I don't fail the class. (And, yes, everyone. Actually fail. Not just a "C" or something equally not-so-good, actually failing. I have a 61% in that class right now, and that's because my last quiz pulled me just above failing.) All I'm really asking for is a passing grade at this point. Even if it's a D. I give up.
I got a speeding ticket the other day. My first one ever. I don't understand how much I owe though. I fully planned on finding SOME way to pay for it (even though I have no job nor do I have enough money in the bank to front it) but my mom just took it from me. It says I was driving 80 in a 60, but I know damn well it was 70 and he clocked me at 85 (even though I'm pretty sure I'd slowed down quite a bit before I even saw him.) And he supposedly wrote me up for going 80, but not in a 60! Jesus.
In the end, I really have to get a job next semester. Or at least work a lot over break (ugh).
This week so far has been fun. Sunday I had to drive from Frankenmuth to here in the HORRIBLE wind. It was one of those times night was initiation, so now I'm an official member of ASA. The "new member" tag is gone. Afterwards, we all went to the Pub. Well, most of us were there. We had our own room in the back and it was full. Very fun. Nicole gave me some stuff, which was cool. So did my Grandbig, Alicia. Nicole and I are a family all on our own, so we have to come up with a family name. And hopefully collect a lot of littles in the following years so we can expand and not be so lonely?
I don't really remember Monday. Wait, yes I do. I spent a LOT of time in the language lab and then decided I didn't want to do anything for the rest of the night.
Yesterday was busy. Lots of class and all of that. STAGE. Founder's Day ritual. Then the Pub for karaoke or the "Tuesday Night Ritual". Jenni talked me into singing with her. And, just so you all know, we were AMAZING. It was beautiful. Afterwards, it was back to the house for awhile. Just so everyone knows, Jenni cracks me up. She really IS the most random person ever.
Today, the weather is gross and I don't really want to leave my room until I HAVE to tomorrow morning. So, I may not. I have studying to do anywho. And I probably should do mes devoirs pour la classe francais since I'm not going to be there Friday.
I'm skipping Friday classes in the name of Harry Potter. Fuck Grand Rapids for not having anymore available midnight IMAX showings when I looked. I am taking my business back to Lansing!
This weeeknd will be including another out-of-town adventure. Should be exciting.
current mood: ???
current music: RHCP - "Blackeyed Blonde"
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| Monday, November 14th, 2005
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11:12 pm - But we are spirits of another sort.
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| Tuesday, November 8th, 2005
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6:15 pm - He goes before me and still dares me on.
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This past weekend was what one may call a "hoot". There were quite a few random happenings, which are pretty much far for the course. I ended up taking a Fridiculous amount of pictures, only a handful of which will be posted here.
The weekend started when I got the hurr did Friday afternoon. Here are the results:
 
Later that evening, I went to UofM with Stacey, Carlos, and Sammy to see Journey. This was the point where well over 100 pictures were taken of a variety of different things. That evening it was decided that maybe we're all a little too mature for our age. We found ourselves doing the exact same things that we do when we're in East Lansing, only doing the Ann Arbor version. Slightly ridiculous, but fun nonetheless.
( What crazy times. )
Saturday night then came and it was time for Carlos and I to travel to Detroit to see Saves the Day and whoever the hell else. In hopes of missing the opener(s), we killed time at Best Buy first. Then, we made it to about Williamston before we decided "fuck it" and turned around. We were both in pissy moods and had no interest in seeing any of those bands that night. So, we went to Barnes and Noble for a ridiculous amount of time and tried to decide what to do with the rest of our night. In the end, we went to Bennigan's where we were kinda unruly, and then to Steve's for the remainder of the evening/that next morning. Naturally, ( HERE ARE MORE PICTURES! )
Okay, the end!
current mood:  artistic
current music: Jets to Brazil
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| Thursday, November 3rd, 2005
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11:59 pm - How chance the roses there do fade so fast?
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I finally got my Big tonight! Okay, I haven't even waited a technical week yet. I had it narrowed down to two people, but after earlier today, I was positive that it was Nicole, and it is! Very exciting. Here is an adorable picture of us in the shirts that she made.
Also this evening, Sigma Kappa held an all-sorority social. I was kinda not wanting to do it once I found out that we were playing capture the flag, but it ended up being a lot of fun. But the ASTs weren't there because they're DUMB! (Disclaimer: I'm just saying that because I know Laura will read this and I want her to go, "Hey!") Then there was ritual stuff.
Overall, it's been a good day. A long day. And I'm not saying what I did for 4 or 5 of those hours today because I'm not telling Laura because I think it's funny. If she asks, I was with Brad....
This weekend shall be crazy! I'm excited!
Woo! How exciting!
current mood:  bouncy
current music: Ben Kweller
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| Monday, October 31st, 2005
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2:05 pm - Thrice the brinded cat hath mewed.
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Although I have many things to get done, I am going to, instead, complete a picture update, documenting the ways in which I have chosen to celebrate Halloween 2k5.
Saturday night, my mom's bestfriend got married in a Halloween-themed sort of way. Everyone there (for the most part) was dressed up. I made Steve go as well. It was a fun time.
( We were Sleeping Beauty and Prince Philip (only there was a slight step away from the Disney thing), but everyone just thought I was a Barbie and that it was funny that Steve was wearing tights. So whatever. )
After the wedding, Steve and I went to a party at his friend Ashley's. It was slightly awkward, but, at the same time, not at all. Ashley's cat was staying at Steve's, and it was a cute cat. I learned that Steve just may be odder than I thought. It was cute. I'm done with this subject.
The weekend before last, Carlos and I carved pumpkins. So, here are pictures of that!
( It was like I had to rent Carlos for the evening to carve pumpkins with me since I don't have any real siblings. )
One last thing. If Luke and Journey were one person, they would look like this guy:
current mood:  shocked
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| Tuesday, October 25th, 2005
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9:49 pm - A little too late to wait for fate.
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I feel like updating now since I don't do that anymore. Mostly because I don't see the point in doing it. Not that I don't read everyone else's updates. I just don't like doing it myself.
Anywho, this week has been rather...melancholy. It did, however, open my eyes up to the fact that the Greek community really is a community.
Now if only something will hurry up and kick me in the ass so I get out of this anti-social slump that I'm in, I can actually fully enter said community. I don't understand this state, yet I'm completely comfortable with it. However, I may regret it later. Possibly. Maybe not. Who really knows?
Yesterday was one of those days where nothing was getting better at all. There's too much to worry about, too much to contemplate, too much to get done.
Today was substantially better as it began with gender studies, only not really gender studies. We went into one of the lecture rooms in LOH and listened to the GR mayor talk about his sustainability something or other. Then a crazy hippy lady talked to us about how we should all refuse to go to stores like Hollister and Forever 21 (oh man, I got her beat on that one!). I kept blanking out while the mayor was talking, but we all received refillable-at-Java-City coffee mugs and shirts made out of hemp (since they're environment friendly).
As of right now, it's definite that I'm going to major in history. Of course, I will probably change my mind many many more times, but for now, I finally realize and fully accept that there is little else that I am good at or interested in. I talked to my Euro Civ prof after class yesterday and she made me feel a lot better about things.
At least I can pass that class.
Honestly, it's amazing. I usually hate studying, but I've been reading through my notes and the text book all day for the Euro Civ test tomorrow and it's the one class I don't even need to study that much for because I actually remember the things she says in lecture and, in the past, I've done my own reading up on some of the things being covered.
What I'm trying to say is: "Fuck basic nutrition. Fuck it to hell."
And I don't even think, "Fuck it to hell" is an actual phrase. But I'm using it out of anger so it does not matter!
Ugh, I've been working on stuff ALL. DAY. and I feel like I've accomplished nothing.
How frustrating!
current mood:  predatory
current music: .:Beck:.
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| Tuesday, October 18th, 2005
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12:01 pm - It's no mystery, you should obviously go.
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Yeah...definitely have not been sleeping this week. The earliest I've gone to bed is 3 in the am.
And, today in gender studies, I definitely wrote a sentence that read: "New idea of parenting requires the members the rid themselves of the gender baggae that has set certain rules." When I noticed it, I started laughing, and then felt bad because someone was talking(/"expressing their opinion" - which was a dumb opinion, btw). Even if we pretend that that is even a slightly well-written sentence, I don't know why I wrote "the" so many times. Hello exhaustion!
However, last night was the best time I've had in awhile, so it was definitely worth it to not really sleep.
By the time I got back to my room from my last class, I already had a missed call from Carlos because he was here. We wasted time until sometime after 7 when we drove downtown. We purposely left early for the show to provide ourselves with ample time for wandering around. That was fun. We went all geeky and took a lot of pictures (which you can just bet are below!). Eventually we travelled back toward the Intersection to see the Dresden Dolls.
On that subject, all I really have to say is amazing. No complaints about the openers, Faun Fables (a little slow, but still one of those creative souls, so I can't really say anything. She was cute or something.) and DeVotchka. DeVotchka left nothing to be desired. They were different than I was expecting, but in the totally good way. It was a crazy show. And it really was that: a show. How the Dresden Dolls say that whole "punk rock cabaret" thing...yeah. Definitely. It was cute. (I don't know if that's really the word I'm going for, but I'm not changing it.) The Dresden Dolls themselves were amazing. Both of them are really hott, so, you know, it's totally easy for them to keep your attention. Yeah. It was pretty intense.
On our way back, we went to Meijer. Then we came here. Carlos ended up staying here, so we just sat in the kitchen talking until sometime after 4 this morning. It was a fun time.
Now, with no further adieu, here are some pictures. (The ones actually in the Intersection aren't very good, but I feel like putting them in here anyways. At least a few of them. A couple.)
( Downtown is fun. )
So...yeah. That was fun.
current mood: drained
current music: History Channel of course!
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| Monday, October 17th, 2005
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1:03 am - Now what have you leearned?
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Last week I was sick and therefore doing sensible things like going to sleep early. Not this week though! No way!
There's a lot to be done and a lot of things getting switched around, making it near impossible for me to know where to even begin. It'll work out okay though. Just hectic is all.
I spent all of last weekend locked up in my living-area like a hermit, reading, working on a paper, and watching the History Channel. It was the first time I've actually slept in in a month or two. So, in retrospect, I guess a calm weekend was needed.
Carlos is coming up here tomorrow evening which is incredibly exciting. We're going to see the Dresden Dolls at the Intersection, but he's coming up earlier so we can just hang out and chat. Actually, we have a lot to talk about because, even though we've spent probably hours talking either on the phone or online since last seeing each other, there are some things that you can only talk about in person. It's just not the same otherwise, you know?
So yeah. Dresden Dolls. Exciting.
Also, I will probably be put on academic probation soon.
Not really, but I might as well be.
This weekend will mark the first time since Labor Day that I will sleep in my bed at home. Weird. And, I know for sure that I will be staying at my house at some point because Carlos is coming over Saturday night (I like how I have to trick myself into staying at my house by making other people be there too). A fire and pumpkins and movies may or may not be involved. We will have to see.
Also, that show where the mom's switch families ("Wife Swap" maybe?) is pretty near to amazing. I was in the kitchen trying to study when I heard it on Laura's TV. I couldn't stop listening, so I eventually gave in and watched it as well. Intense.
The end.
current mood: Complacent I guess.
current music: Belle and Sebastian - "Piazza, New York Catcher"
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| Monday, October 10th, 2005
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8:53 pm - The years have been short but the days were long.
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This past weekend I should have done something along the lines of staying here on campus and resting so I didn't get more sick (which I did) and getting some work done, but where's the fun in that honestly? Instead I stayed at Steve's the whole weekend. Friday night Steve and I were fully planning on going to see a movie ("Broken Flowers" since Carlos decided to be an ass) but ended up getting board games to play instead (Steve INSISTED on getting Monopoly Jr.: Disney Princess Edition). Saturday night there was some corn mazing and steak n' shaking and we all found out who the REAL princesses are. Sunday I left Steve's and went to dinner with my parents and a couple of their friends before coming back to campus for studying and a new member meeting.
In related news, here are some pictures:
( Steve likes cooking. )
The end!
current mood:  sick
current music: The Shins
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| Tuesday, October 4th, 2005
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11:24 pm - Now I know that happiness goes on!
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I feel the need to update. Right now.
Yesterday I woke up with a sore throat, so I've been trying like mad to try and get rid of it. Cold cold cold drinks and hot tea. Yeah. Nothing's working. This evening I didn't go out with the sisters because I figure I should stay in tonight and rest since I'm going to be feeling really tired and sick pretty soon.
Plus, I've been seriously lacking sleep. Over the weekend I went home (well, back to the Lansing-area, I wasn't really home for much longer than it took to shower) and I think I only slept about 10 hours altogether. Oh well. I got to see a LOT of people. Not just the basics this time. I didn't get to see Kara like I was hoping though. Or Eva or Eric. But hopefully I'll see all of them on Saturday night. (You hear that? I better see you guys!)
The last couple nights I've also been busy with STAGE stuff (picking my cast, oh my!) and ASA stuff. Last night I ended up just sleeping over at the house. It was fun. Everyone is always just going crazy until all hours of the morning. I went to bed in Bonanza around 4am because I was super tired and not too social since I kept zoning out. Bonanza has apparently become the offical "pass-out" room because they added bunk beds to the living room. A nice touch.
But then I had class at 10 this morning, which isn't super early, but I was sleeping so well, I really didn't want to wakeup.
I'm super-paranoid that I've contracted mono. Melissa, one of my sisters, has it, and I was hanging out with her the other night at H4 and I'm pretty sure we shared a drink or two at some point. Oh god.
In other news, I think I'm going to fail out of college. Except for history. I'm going to HAVE to be a history major because I'm not really good at anything else. And I'm only really complaining because I don't feel like actually trying at school. Because that's dumb.
Okay! The end!
current mood: bouncy
current music: Billy Joel? Could it be?
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| Friday, September 30th, 2005
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2:06 am - It's Aimee's birthday.
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I like my sisters. Greek life is awesome. With a capito/al "A".
My sisters are amazing and nice and definitely always there. I love them all already.
Now I know that college is going to be full of funness.
current mood: Ugh.
current music: nothing bia.
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| Monday, September 26th, 2005
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7:55 pm - Doesn't that say Basil Ganglia?
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I just decided I miss my puppy a whole lot. In case you want to know, I am referring to this little guy here:
Posting random pictures of my pets is now my new favorite thing. No normal pictures of things like people or anything like that. Just animals.
I'm supposed to go and be serenaded by the Delta Sigs, some frat, in an hour. I don't really understand why this is happening, BUT, I have homework to do so I'm opting out. Because I feel lazy and I need to study for the nutrition test tomorrow which really shouldn't be that hard, but it will be and I'm going to get between a 63-70%. Guaranteed. Oh well, that should learn me.
Today I haven't really done any of that studying. Instead I slept for awhile. Which I really needed. But I can't seem to catch up on sleep still.
Distracting Laura is one of my most favorite things to do ever. Her printer can't be left alone anymore, apparently. She just showed me that the tray doesn't catch the papers at all, but instead it throws them around on her bedroom floor.
We (as in Laura and myself) have this ongoing problem in which we check our email and always have at least 6 emails from people at Grand Valley saying that our email accounts are going to be either quarantined or abolished or that our passwords were successfully updated. This is interesting because neither of us has updated our passwords in at least a month. When we try emailing them back, it says that they don't exist. I just don't know what to do.
current mood: bouncy
current music: Laura's trying to whistle...
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