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May. 3rd, 2007

Jan. 4th, 2007

10:26 pm - Tomorrow

Well another year has gone by. This time last year I was packing up my desk at the Beacon, crying over Rusted Root songs and basically having the time of my life... drinking at the Tam. It seems funny that I can single out several months as being the best my life has yet to offer. Yes, the year started out rough. But it was the way I conquered what was handed to me and did it all with my best friends that made it so good. I guess it made it inevitable, however, that the next year just couldn't be as good. It truly wasn't all bad though. Hell, at least I know that I can be sucessful in school and work. I think I have discovered that I am destined for a West Wing-esque lifestyle of all work and little play outside the office. Hopefully it pays off with making even the slightest bit of a change though. As everyone knows, I analyze everything. So lets compare this survey I took last year with 2006 {stuff in () is 2005}:

1. What did you do in 2006 that you'd never done before?: Worked my first full-time job and then just a repeat of the colleges and heartbreak.
(Got into an ivy league college, had my heart broken, went to missouri (or was it Kansas?), was the boss)

2. Did you keep your new years' resolutions, and will you make more for next year?: Well I actually went to the gym and lost weight but I don't know if I was a better person. This year's goal is to find real love.
(I probably had a dumb one like "go to the gym more often like you used to" which I did over the summer and promptly stopped doing more than 3 times a week once school got underway. I will say that next year I just want to continue to be a better person.)

3. Did anyone close to you give birth?: No
(No one was preggers.)

4. Did anyone close to you die?: Thankfully, no.
(Unfortunately, yes.)

5. What countries did you visit?: Ireland, England, Israel, Southern Carribbean
(Spain, France, Italy, Greece and Turkey. I think this is the first year I haven't gone to Canada. I'll be starting off the year right in Ireland and England as well.)

6. What would you like to have in 2007 that you lacked in 2006?: See below
(I will second Liz-- A fulfilling relationship. Also, less stress.)

7. What date from 2006 will remain etched upon your memory, and why?: Not really any.
(Days, not dates, are etched into my mind. Those days represent some of the most impactful days of my life thus far.)

8. What was your biggest achievement of the year?: Getting a real job that I love
(Becoming editor-in-chief of The Berkeley Beacon and then (hopefully) not fucking it up too badly. Also, getting into grad school, getting an A in stats and doing well on my GREs. Yes, it has been a year of a lot of nerd accomplishments.)

9. What was your biggest failure?: See below.
(Losing love.)

10. Did you suffer illness or injury?: A couple of car accidents.
(Well I had the bubonic plague with Liz a few weeks ago. That sucked but we didn't die so all is good. I also had my wisdom teeth out but because I am severely allergic to penecilian they decided to foregoe the antibiotics. Then, when I had an allergic reaction to my pain meds the results sucked. I ended up face down in my backyard passed out haha. That ended up in me getting an infection since I wasn't on the meds to begin with and made the whole process as long as this explanation.)

11. What was the best thing you bought?: Cruise to the Carribbean for much needed loafing
($850 of spa goods at G spa.)

12. Whose behavior merited celebration?: Liz and the Meegs. Cyra and I at Hong Kong and Fast Times that one night.
(Liz's A game. The entire Beacon staff.)

13. Whose behavior made you appalled and depressed?: My own
(The crack whores who live on my block.)

14. Where did most of your money go?: Taxes-- but they can take them away if they will do something right with that money
(Nips, upgrades, spa, casino)

15. What did you get really, really, really excited about?: VCRs
(Karaoke nights)

16. What song will always remind you of 2006?: Anything Huey Lewis, "Hold on for one more day" or 80s music in general
(As Liz said: "To Be With You" by Mr. Big, "Dragostea din tea," "River of Dreams," "Gold Digger", as well as the Mangina Dance, ODB, "Send Me On My Way" by Rusted Root, "Come as Melody" by Trey Anastasio and anything Kelly)

17. Compared to this time last year, are you:
i. happier or sadder?: Sadder
ii. thinner or fatter?: Thinner
iii. richer or poorer?: Richer
(i. happier or sadder?: Difficult to answer now but for the most part happier
ii. thinner or fatter?: Lost some weight
iii. richer or poorer?: Poorer)

18. What do you wish you'd done more of?: Being with my friends
(Lovin, drinkin, singin, dancin and being with my friends)

19. What do you wish you'd done less of?: Sitting around
(Work)

20. How will you be spending Christmas?: I did nothing which was nice
(Well I am Jewish so I won't be observing Christmas but Hannukah falls on the same day so I will be with my whole family)

22. Did you fall in love in 2006?: See below
(With my friends<-- good call, Cyra/Liz)

23. How many one-night stands?: Oh God
(Hmm)

24. What was your favorite TV program?: West Wing, 24, Grey's Anatomy, Lost, Men in Trees, Brothers and Sisters, Flava and obviously 45 others
("Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Lost," "Gilmore Girls," "Grey's Anatomy")

25. Do you hate anyone now that you didn't hate this time last year?: I will never hate anyone but there are a few people who serverly disappoint me or that I disapprove of
(No)

26. What was the best book you read?: The Historian and Pride and Prejudice (read it again if you haven't since elementary school)
("Alexander Hamilton" by Ron Chernow-- a really long book for anyone who isn't devoted to Hamilton)

27. What was your greatest musical discovery?: Regina Spektor
(BJ Snowden, Q Laz)

28. What did you want and get?: Harvard
(Amazing friends, EIC, grad school)

29. What did you want and not get?: Teddy Roosevelt the French bulldog, everyone staying in Boston
(A healthy family)

30. Did you make any new friends this year?: Some awesome ones
(Yes)

31. What did you do on your birthday, and how old were you?: 22... Went with Cyra and Jameson to Match and then Cigar Masters to smoke with fat cat businessmen
(21...went out with my mom, had to work till 9 because it was a Beacon Monday night, went out to the bars with Cyra and Liz afterwards)

32. What one thing would have made your year immeasurably more satisfying?: See below
(A good partner. I am a romantic what can I say? It is nice to have someone to come home to.)

33. How would you describe your personal fashion concept in 2006?: Lots of tweed jackets and cropped pants with thigh high boots and of course the heels
(Mediteranean chic in the summer, argyle in the fall, cashmere in the winter with a whole lot of stilletos)

34. What kept you sane?: E-mailing my friends every second at work
(Trifecta. VIP parties and karaoke.)

35. Which celebrity/public figure did you fancy the most?: I decided I hate most celebrities but I would say lookswise Patrick Dempsey, James Tupper
(TR, Rosa Parks)

36. What political issue stirred you the most?: The elections, Spitzer finally getting in control of NY to clean up corruption, universal healthcare in MA (still not single payer system though)
(Well that damn xmas tree debate really pissed me off)

37. Who did you miss?: Everything below and my friends
(My family, my dog, nature)

38. Who was the best new person you met?: Everyone at work
(My bio professor who rivals journ professors for insanity, everyone I spent time with at The Beacon. Esp. those who I ended up spending a lot of time with outside of the newsroom.)

39. Tell us a valuable life lesson you learned in 2006: Just because you work hard and your goal makes sense you don't always reach it.
(Liz said: "Men are shit." I say that sometimes life (and the people in it) is shit but you take the bad with the good and you keep going with everything you've got.)

40. Quote a song lyric that sums up your year: "Hold On For One More Day"
("I don’t have to fear it/I want to rock your gypsy soul/Just like way back in the days of old/And together we will float into the mystic.")

Current Mood: blah

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Aug. 6th, 2006

10:37 pm - Loafed Out

It is 10:30 p.m. and I am ready for bed-- when did I become old? This weekend I went to my lakehouse in the Adirondacks and everyone was talking about what I was like when I was a child and I was just like "But I still am one! Oh wait, I guess not..."

Anyways, the lake was amazing. It is sad to say that I forgot how much Luzerne takes away all of my stress and leaves me at peace. Something about being able to swim or just float for hours at a time is really relaxing for me. And it was a good place to reevaluate where I stand in life.

I mean four generations of my family have been coming to this lake that I have spent every summer of my life at. It was a place where my entire family was able to be together in better times, it was a place of many firsts for me and a lot of inspiration for my writing-- not to mention it was the place where I had all of my first fantastical adventures (before the era of Nightmare). Who can forget the Indian trial walk with the "quick sand," Salmonella poisoning and probable shot gun blasts?

It was interesting to think about how Caley and I used to float around on boats, makeshift rafts or with whatever and dream about our futures. I remember her telling me all about the crazyiness that was highschool. Now we have graduated college, she is at dental school and I am working. We used to also talk about our first kisses and crushes and now look at us in that department.

I am not sure I am exactly where I want to be with every stage of my life. I do think, however, that it is nice to have a place where you can go and just get settled again. Everything that has been bothering me lately is over and I am ready to move on because of the serenity that that lake has given to me since forever.

Wow this entry is so corny! Hmm I am trying to think of something to man it up but considering I am listening to the Meet Joe Black theme I don't know if I can.

Last thoughts: We should all really go up to my house at some point. I discovered that Fun Spot-- the site of go karting, lazer tag, rollerskating and waterslides-- is still open and you know what you do there.

Current Mood: hopeful

Current Music: Meet Joe Black Theme

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Jul. 15th, 2006

01:45 pm

Hmm I think my LJ has officially dissolved into a site where I post weird quizzes but hey you can probably learn a lot from them. Right?

(Click here to post your own answers for this meme.)

✓ I miss somebody right now.	× I don't watch much TV these days.  (Yeah, right.)	✓ I own lots of books.  (Most have to do with history)
✓ I wear glasses or contact lenses.	× I love to play video games.	✓ I've tried marijuana.
✓ I've watched porn movies.  (In high school we had a black box and watched it all the time... I am not really sure why.)	× I have been the psycho-ex in a past relationship.	× I believe honesty is usually the best policy.
✓ I curse sometimes.	✓ I have changed a lot mentally over the last year.	× I carry my knife/razor everywhere with me.  (No, but several peopel at work carry knives in their pockets.)

( it goes on... )

Current Mood: anxious

Current Music: First Time I Saw Your Face

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Jul. 4th, 2006

11:04 pm - Since I don't want to go to sleep

Tomorrow I start my new job as Program Manager of the Mass. Coalition for the Prevention of Medical Errors. I am excited to have a legit job in the health policy field but also nervous because it is my first job that is indefinite and also not an internship! I will keep everyone posted as to how it all goes.

Also, I am still exhausted from my trip to Israel. The country was beautiful and I had the best time of my life-- I wish I could live there forever. You can check out photos that pretty much show the entire trip on my Facebook.

Now I am just loafing in Boston. Today Jameson, Rebecca and I went to Singing Beach in Manchester by the Sea (which is apparently too hard for Onstar to find grrr). The sand actually squeaked and we got some quality time in with the waves.

Since I don't want to have to go to bed and start working again full-time, here is a survey ala Liz:

how old do you feel?: Sometimes I feel really old since I am usually in charge of everyone and have been through some tough stuff but this year has been great and I feel like a 21 year old.

where were you on September 11th, 2001?: In AP English and then I ditched school and went to Christine Owen's house to watch it on TV.

what do you believe is the meaning of life?:Make the most out of everything you do. Keep learning.

why is the sky blue?: I heard the answer once but it obviously didn't stick.

what is your favorite thing to cook?: Pasta or washing strawberries

you have only a dollar to your name...what do you buy?: Eh, nothing. I can't work with that little cash money.

what would your last meal be?: Manga's cesear salad

what is the youngest age you have memories of?: I have a memory of me being in my crib. I know this seems like a Julie Tall Tale but I swear I have always remembered this.

what is your favorite thing in the world?: TiVo and massages

what is your most missed memory?: Some fam

have you ever punched someone on purpose?: Of course. Can't you picture me being violent at some point in my life?

do you know what color chartreuse is close to?: Red? Or purple?

did you like garbage pail kids?: No I hated them.

why do we have daylight savings time?: Ben Franklin? Eh he was an advocate but I don't care about this either.

what living person would you want to meet?: Pac who is def. still alive

what dead person?: Alexander Hamilton or TR

where in the world would you live if you could?: Boston, NY, Florence, London or Israel

who is your favorite artist?: The Hudson River School

who has had the most influence on you (good or bad)?: TiVo. No my mom and friends.

what is your favorite dessert?: Tollhouse cookie pie.

what age is your favorite so far in your life?: 21. Today Rebecca noted that every year will be my fav b/c I am constantly upgrading.

can you make cookies from scratch?: Sure they are better that way.

was the chicken first or the egg?: It probalby evolved from something else that maybe didn't need an egg

hershey or nestle?: Hershey

night out or night in?: I would like to say night out but truthfully I do enjoy the loafiness of a night in.

single forever with a great family or no family and your soulmate?: I refuse these options. I will have a soul mate and never loose my family.

what is your favorite scented candle?: Lilac

do you ever wear a wife beater?: Yes sometimes to bed.

if you could live in a store which one would it be? Brookstone just so I could be around massage chairs and electronics like a geek.

can you eat a dozen donuts in one sitting: Kill me if I do

what is your favorite curse word?: Fuckin

your favorite regular word?: Loaf, Legit

have you ever read/tried to read the bible?: Yes for John Coffee's class

who do you dislike most in the world?: IHOP (International House of Prayer) members

what is your ideal date?: Something where I can be myself, feel sparks in my legs by just looking at the person and where we don't want to part at the end of the night it was so much fun.


would you rather marry a deaf or blind person?: Deaf, so we could look into each other's eyes.

what is your favorite shape?: Hearts eee

can you eat just one chip?: Sure but why even bother?

where is the farthest you've ever been from home?: Israel

what is your desktop background?: A flower

what song do you identify with most?: "Doin It All For My Baby" by Huey Lewis

which movie do you wish was your life?: Rough Riders or any romantic movie (yes I am a woman)

has someone ever intentionally put food on you?: Sexyyy

what color is your favorite?: Adobe

what color do you feel represents you?: Red

do you believe in God?: I do believe there are higher beings than us. Probalby a God but who knows?

have you ever broken a bone?: No

have you ever shut someone's fingers in a door?: I think my brothers

what is the weirdest thing you have ever eaten and hated?: Bushmeat, specifically chimp hands (I wish)

what is the weirdest thing you have ever eaten and liked?: See above.

what is your ideal ice cream creation?: Chocolate, brownies, banana, strawberries and caramel

if you could marry someone from a movie (the character not actor) then who?: Brad Pitt before he dies in "Meet Joe Black"<-- Liz good answer or Indiana Jones

what is your favorite thing to do?: Loaf with my friends

what is your favorite junk food?: Something chocolate

what is the longest you've gone without talking to anyone?: Since I lived on my own for 3 years it could have been a day

what is your favorite board game?: Chutzpah!

your favorite book?: "All the King's Men" and "Alexander Hamilton"

what movie could you watch over and over again?: "Runaway Bride" (I know)

do you know how to change a tire?: No, I'm a woman. We shouldn't even be driving! <-- Liz this is amazing and so true. But I did learn once in drivers ed. Of course I then forgot.

have you ever eaten paste?: No I never had that issue.

what is your ideal Halloween costume?: Little Red Riding Hood in slutty form.

what toy have you always wanted and never gotten?: A pink power wheel corvette. I wasn't allowed to have one because my mom thought Bryan would run me over in it.

what item could you not go without during the day?: A computer or TV

do you consider yourself a smart person?: I hope I am.

who was your first crush?: Peter in Kindergarten.

do you close your eyes when you listen to music?: When I am really into it.

how old were you when life was the hardest?: 11

do you eat the burnt chips?: Eh I don't really like chips

do you still have your baby blanket?: Packed away somewhere

is there anything you HAVE to do everyday?: Nah, I can live spontaneously if need be.

do you curse in front of family?: Yeah, we all swear.

what is your favorite tv show ever?: BtVS

if you had to get back with and ex who would it be?: I don't know

what character trait would you change about yourself?: I would be less stressed out

3 wishes... go (no world peace. things that are possible):: Find love, Get a kickass job and be skinny forever

have you ever passed out?: Yes from heat stroke several times

have you ever slapped yourself in the face?: I don't know why I would do that. If you are tired you just pinch inbetween your thumb and index finger.

have you been in a car accident?: No

favorite line from a song?: These are the Days

favorite line from a movie?: Too tired to think about this.

what do you do when the power goes out?: Go outside and lay out under the stars.

who do people say you look like?: Rachel Leigh Cook and other people (haha I know specific)

favorite holiday?: Remember, remember the 5th of November...

if you could be doing anything at all right now, what would it be?: Go back to the beach

if you could know how, when and where you will die, would you want to know?: That would be way too freaky

Current Location: Apartment

Current Mood: thoughtful

Current Music: Lay Lady Lay

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Apr. 20th, 2006

09:37 am - Avoiding work like the plague

Finally finished the latest round of papers/tests for my classes AND I have a couple of good job leads for next year. One is at a newspaper, the other at Medicaid. I am not sure which would be better for my future but I am happy to maybe have some options.

In order to celebrate, let's see how spoiled I really am:

So, word on the street is, if you can check off 40+ of these things, you're spoiled.

Do you:
(x) your own cell phone
(x ) a television in your bedroom
(x) an iPod
(x) a photo printer
( x) your own phone line
(x ) TiVo or a generic digital video recorder
(x) high-speed internet access (i.e., not dialup)
( ) a surround sound system in bedroom
(x ) DVD player in bedroom
( ) at least a hundred DVDs
( x) your own bathroom
( ) your own in-house office
( ) a pool
( ) a guest house
(x ) a game room
(x ) a queen-size bed or larger
( x) a stocked bar
( ) a working dishwasher (Next year!)
( x) an icemaker
( ) a working washer and dryer
(x) more than 20 pairs of shoes
(x ) at least ten things from a designer store
(x ) expensive sunglasses
(x) framed original art
( x) Egyptian cotton sheets or towels
(x) a multi-speed bike
(x ) a gym membership
(x ) large exercise equipment at home
( x) your own set of golf clubs
(x ) a pool table
( ) a tennis court
(x) local access to a lake, large pond, or the sea
( ) your own pair of skis
( x) enough camping gear for a weekend trip in an isolated area
(x ) a boat
( ) a jet ski
( ) a neighborhood committee membership
( x) a beach house or a vacation house/cabin
(x ) wealthy family members
(x ) two or more family cars
(x ) a walk-in closet or pantry
(x) a yard
( x) a hammock
( ) a personal trainer
( ) good credit
( x) expensive jewelry
( ) a designer bag that required being on a waiting list to get
(x) at least $100 cash in your possession right now
( ) more than two credit cards bearing your name
( x) a stock portfolio
(x) a passport
( ) a horse (We used to own a race horse)
( ) a trust fund
(x ) private medical insurance
( x) a college degree, and no outstanding student loans

Do you:
(x) shop for non-needed items for yourself (like clothes, jewelry, electronics) at least once a week
( x) do your regular grocery shopping at high-end or specialty stores
(x) pay someone else to clean your house, do dishes, or launder your clothes (not counting dry-cleaning)
(x ) go on weekend mini-vacations
( ) send dinners back with every flaw
(x) wear perfume or cologne (not body spray)
( x) regularly get your hair styled or nails done in a salon
( x) have a job but don't need the money
( ) stay at home with little financial sacrifice
( ) pay someone else to cook your meals
( ) pay someone else to watch your children or walk your dogs
( ) regularly pay someone else to drive you
( ) expect a gift after you fight with your partner

Are you:
( ) an only child
( ) married/partnered to a wealthy person
( ) baffled/surprised when you don't get your way

Have you:
(x ) been on a cruise
(x) traveled out of the country
(x ) met a celebrity
(x ) been to the Caribbean
(x) been to Europe
( x) been to Hawaii
(x) been to New York
( ) eaten at the space needle in Seattle
( ) been to the Mall of America
( ) been on the Eiffel tower in Paris
(x ) been on the Statue of Liberty in New York
( ) moved more than three times because you wanted to
(x) dined with local political figures
( x) been to both the Atlantic coast and the Pacific coast

Did you:
( ) go to another country for your honeymoon
( ) hire a professional photographer for your wedding or party
(x) take riding or swimming lessons as a child
(x) attend private school (college)
( ) have a Sweet 16 birthday party thrown for you

58-- eh I like the upgrade a lot.

Current Mood: optimistic

Current Music: Fat Bottomed Girls

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Apr. 15th, 2006

01:34 am - Tribal Dancing

Imagine interpretive dancing so free that you were able to flail not just your arms but your entire body to the music. You could dance in circles, crawl on the ground, sit on your head and scream at the top of your lungs to tribal music, Talking Heads, rap and country. The dress code was mandatory no shoes and it was preferable to wear a unitard with vest or MC Hammer Parachute Pants. There are pillows on the ground if you need some time with your boo and watermelon for a refresher. This was our night of interpretive dancing at a church in Watertown.

Tonight was the ultimate stress reducer and I really needed it. This week has been angsty with so much homework and work for the book, a pulled shoulder, trouble finding a job and stress from other stuff that really bothered me. It got to the point where today I nearly lost it and was just about to break something when I got a phone call from someone who knew exactly what to tell me to chill out.

Anyways, I really didn't want just another loafy hangout at 62 or 26 (hey I never noticed the reversal of digits cool). I just felt like I would be brewing in my troubles and needed something more substantial to take my mind off of stuff that didn't require major cleaning when the night was done. Lets just say I got exactly what I needed.

The night started off with Mike, Pat, Nate, Cyra, Liz and I driving to Dorchester to go to our usual bowling place for a quick frame and some arcading. The parking lot was crammed and Nate refused to let my Jewish instincts kick into gear to find a close spot. So we drove to Cambridge to find a 1960s-style place because Pat absolutely refuses to play lazer tag. His loss. I did candlepin bowling for the first time ever and it didn't go too well. At one point my tiny ball actually went into another bowler's lane. Opps. Everyone else did well and there was beer.

Then we were on our way to Friendly's for Liz, who is still intrigued by that establishment even though the rest of us grew up eating there, when we saw a Church in the middle of nowhere announcing a dance. Of course when you think of Church Social you think of this group. But you know how we get for spontaneity and Cyra did crave to relive middle school memories she never got to have in church parking lots. So Pat, Cyra, Nate and I ran into the Church and while we should have been stunned at the sight of creepy middle aged hippies going buck with freedom we were totally natural about it and immediatley joined in. It was a spiritual adventure where no one bothered you and you were free to be yourself.

By the end my shoulder wasn't aching and I was totally destressed. So was everyone else. I don't know if I have ever had more fun with these people than tonight. We were totally free to do whatever and we had a lot of fun doing it ( wow I sound like I am possessed). Needless to say we will be back every Friday.

Afterwards, we drove to Friendlys. They were just closing at midnight but we demanded the upgrade to sundae service. Too bad everything I worked off dancing was probalby put back on. The sugar high topped me off. So much so that I am done with this post and must just loaf in my interpretive dance/ice cream induced haze of inner harmony.

Current Location: My futon

Current Mood: ecstatic

Current Music: Somebody to Love-- Queen

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Apr. 6th, 2006

02:15 pm - Time for an update!

I feel like everytime I write an entry I say something like "well it has been a long time since my last post." Whatever, I suck at updating.

This semester has flown by. I honestly feel like it should be February, not a week into April. So of course I feel unaccomplished and like I am wasting away my life. Haha I am so dramatic.

What is new? Well I finally heard from all of my grad schools and got good news from each one-- Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Yale, Georgetown, Dartmouth and SUNY Albany. I don't think there was a better school I could have wanted to apply to so I am pleased and relieved. Although it made my decision really hard because each has such a great program in public health (a field rapidly becoming one of the most important ones in not only the US but worldwide). In the end I decided on Harvard because I like its program the best (worldclass faculty and facilities, great internship programs and study abroad opportunities, alumni resources, Harvard, location).

Now I just have to find a job for next year. I hate the fact that college is over and I have to be an adult and actually work. Oh well, that will probalby do me some good... If anyone has some good health policy/health journalsm job ideas send them my way!

Everything else is good. I end my current job in two weeks and am currently trying to figure out my summer plans. Israel? The Cape? Boston? New York? Too many factors. But yeah, I am happy with all of my options.

Other than that I am spending my time with the kids at my place, 26, bowling alleys, arcades and tree museums lol. It is nice that every week there is some type of adventure.

For all of my home friends who are curious about the oddity of this year check this link out:
http://www.clerks2.com/trailer/large.html

Clerks II ripped off the Beacon's main theme/dance that we have been collaboing on for years now.

Ripped off from Cyra:
Name ten of life's simple pleasures that you like most, then pick ten
people to do the same. Try to be original and creative and not to use
things that someone else has already used.

10. Floating in a lake on my back with the sun beating down on my face
9. Curling up under a heavy blanket and taking a nap
8. Soft lips
7. Bubble baths
6. Reading a newspaper all afternoon with nothing else to do
5. Walking in the park on the first nice spring day of the year
4. Ordering food/buying drinks for my friends
3. Massages
2. Learning new things/reading about any type of history
1. Going on random adventures with my friends and family that have no purpose except that they are extravagent and make me laugh.

Current Location: 62 on the Park

Current Mood: impressed

Current Music: Walk the Line-- Live version

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Mar. 4th, 2006

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