Father of the Bride is on tv and I love it. It makes me miss my dad. I’m such a sap.
Archive for January, 2005
Father of the Bride is
Posted in Movies on January 13, 2005| Leave a Comment »
Posted in CKP on January 12, 2005| Leave a Comment »
I have been reading lots of new blogs tonight, and I commented to Soup’s post on the Urban dictionary, but I was having so much fun, with my comment, that I decided to make a post of my own. I am going to search for people’s names who read this, or who are my friends and don’t read this (because they don’t love me or because I tell them everything anyways). Anyway, if your name isn’t here, you can go here and look yourself up. I think this is going to be a fun game. I’ll start with myself.
Charlsie is as of yet, undefined.
But Kate is defined, ( #1 is scary, #4 cracks me up, #8 is just wrong, #9 is mean).
Paine is defined, but is kinda scary.
Travers isn’t defined, but Trav is.
Katie is my roommate – most people like the name Katie, but some people write gross stuff.
Okay, now I am going to tell you about my day, and put in links to the definitions of their names on Urban dictionary. If it is undefined, do something about it (a lot of names are undefined, so sometimes I put something similar). Keep in mind I didn’t write any of these definitions, I am just linking to the dictionary.
I went to Evidence this morning and sat with Jamie, Otis, Rakesh, and Jerome. Then I went to Natural Resources, and sat next to Ian. I was looking for Cristina because I wanted her to sit with us. Right before class started I looked at Ian’s book and realized I was in Tax. So I left. I walked out of the classroom and saw Appel heading into the room next door, and I followed him into class.
In natural resources I sat with Allison, Jason, and Ryan. Cristina sat with Brent.
After class I stood outside the locker room with Cristina while balancing a book on my head and waited for Jessica. I chatted with Jeff and Chad.
Then I went to lunch with Jessica, David, Tripp, Ally, and Kristin. On the way through campus we ran into Bizzy.
After lunch Jessica and David and I played on the internet. Kipp and Desmond were really loud. Cam said this wasn’t true (scroll to the graphs). Meredith told me how her boyfriend was electrocuted by her computer cord (he survived, and she got a new cord). Christy and I discussed boys and school and life and all the things that we always overanalyze.
okay, I’m getting tired…..
The ladder theory.
Posted in Thoughts on January 12, 2005| Leave a Comment »
Wow, I found this site through this post by soupie. I love it. I wish that I thought that girls and guys could really be friends, but I don’t think they can. I think that guys and girls can be "friends," but I don’t think that girls and guys can be really close friends without there being some sort of hope or expectations on one side or the other. Jessica Faye and I disagree on this. But it is fun to talk about. Not that I would necessarily phrase the whole idea in the same way as the intellectual whore, but you get the idea.
p.s. I love my evidence class.
the ladder theory
Posted in CKP on January 12, 2005| Leave a Comment »
Wow, I found this site through this post by soupie. I love it. I wish that I thought that girls and guys could really be friends, but I don’t think they can. I think that guys and girls can be “friends,” but I don’t think that girls and guys can be really close friends without there being some sort of hope or expectations on one side or the other. Jessica Faye and I disagree on this. But it is fun to talk about.
p.s. I love my evidence class.
Getting my life back in order.
Posted in Law School on January 11, 2005| Leave a Comment »
While driving down the road this morning on the way to school, I realized a few things. The first one was that I had left my water bottle in the sink – full and ready to go. The next was that I had no idea where I was even going, since I didn’t bother to check the class schedule for room assignments and a quick glance at the clock indicated that I was going to be late, wherever I was headed. In addition, I didn’t have my mobile so I couldn’t call anyone and obtain room assignment because I left my phone at Jessica Faye’s house last night.
I know I have said this before, but I really do hope that one day I am able to be a fully functional adult.
Now that I am at school, I have discovered that I have no willpower. And no concentration. And this has to stop. From now on I am going to be super useful and productive. I am going to do my homework and get my act together. I am not going to do these things because I think they will help me get a good grade (I’m not that naive), I am going to do them because I need some sort of gauge in my life to tell me that I’m not lazy and that I am capable of finishing a task. I know I’m not going to make a list and check things off – mostly because I don’t believe in lists and also because I would probably lose the list (which would be detrimental to the entire process and just be another failure). I’ve got to get some order in my life, otherwise I will have bad self esteem concerning my place in this world.
And we all know bad self esteem is the root of most evils.
From now on – productivity simply because it will make me a happier and more fulfilled individual. And I like being happy and fulfilled.
Getting my life back in order.
Posted in CKP on January 11, 2005| Leave a Comment »
While driving down the road this morning on the way to school, I realized a few things. The first one was that I had left my water bottle in the sink – full and ready to go. The next was that I had no idea where I was even going, since I didn’t bother to check the class schedule for room assignments and a quick glance at the clock indicated that I was going to be late, wherever I was headed. In addition, I didn’t have my mobile so I couldn’t call anyone and obtain room assignment because I left my phone at Jessica Faye’s house last night.
I know I have said this before, but I really do hope that one day I am able to be a fully functional adult.
Now that I am at school, I have discovered that I have no willpower. And no concentration. And this has to stop. From now on I am going to be super useful and productive. I am going to do my homework and get my act together. I am not going to do these things because I think they will help me get a good grade (I’m not that naive), I am going to do them because I need some sort of gauge in my life to tell me that I’m not lazy and that I am capable of finishing a task. I know I’m not going to make a list and check things off – mostly because I don’t believe in lists and also because I would probably lose the list (which would be detrimental to the entire process and just be another failure). I’ve got to get some order in my life, otherwise I will have bad self esteem concerning my place in this world.
And we all know bad self esteem is the root of most evils.
Tail end of the holiday blues…..
Posted in The Paines on January 8, 2005| Leave a Comment »
I am going back to Athens today. Which is very exciting. What is not exciting is that I have to get all of my stuff back to Athens. And my stuff is strewn about my parent’s house with reckless abandonment. I wouldn’t be surprised if my dog was chewing on some poor piece of my personal property right now.
My brother got an iPod for Christmas. We found my dad’s iPod. We gave my dad an iPod for father’s day – and then I didn’t have time to set it up for him before I went to Greece – due mostly to the fact that he had to upgrade his computer before I could set it up. While I was in Greece my dad lost his iPod. And we didn’t find it until after Christmas. We didn’t really start looking for it seriously until Travers got one and my dad got jealous. But now it is set up and ready to go. So my brother, my dad, and I all have an iPod. And we all have cool speakers to go with our iPods. I got the bose sound dock for Christmas – and my brother couldn’t stand it until he could get one of his own. And my dad started feeling left out – so he went and bought the JBL Center Stage – which is much smaller than the sound dock, but still cool. I told my mom that before she knew it we were going to have speakers in every room in the house, plus one at the river and two in the mountains. My mom wasn’t amused because she is feeling left out in general because she doesn’t have an iPod.
Now that I have the sound dock I can use my iPod to blow people through the wall with my music. Isn’t that awesome?
I really don’t want to pack. I really, really, really, really don’t want to. I want to lay in the bed and eat cookies and read my book. I love cookies.
I want to go to a Dolly Parton concert this summer. Any takers? Does she still have concerts?
Tail end of the holiday blues…..
Posted in CKP on January 8, 2005| Leave a Comment »
I am going back to Athens today. Which is very exciting. What is not exciting is that I have to get all of my stuff back to Athens. And my stuff is strewn about my parent’s house with reckless abandonment. I wouldn’t be surprised if my dog was chewing on some poor piece of my personal property right now.
My brother got an iPod for Christmas. We found my dad’s iPod. We gave my dad an iPod for father’s day – and then I didn’t have time to set it up for him before I went to Greece – due mostly to the fact that he had to upgrade his computer before I could set it up. While I was in Greece my dad lost his iPod. And we didn’t find it until after Christmas. We didn’t really start looking for it seriously until Travers got one and my dad got jealous. But now it is set up and ready to go. So my brother, my dad, and I all have an iPod. And we all have cool speakers to go with our iPods. I got the bose sound dock for Christmas – and my brother couldn’t stand it until he could get one of his own. And my dad started feeling left out – so he went and bought the JBL Center Stage – which is much smaller than the sound dock, but still cool. I told my mom that before she knew it we were going to have speakers in every room in the house, plus one at the river and two in the mountains. My mom wasn’t amused because she is feeling left out in general because she doesn’t have an iPod.
Now that I have the sound dock I can use my iPod to blow people through the wall with my music. Isn’t that awesome?
I really don’t want to pack. I really, really, really, really don’t want to. I want to lay in the bed and eat cookies and read my book. I love cookies.
I want to go to a Dolly Parton concert this summer. Any takers? Does she still have concerts?
Blogs
Posted in Weblogs on January 7, 2005| Leave a Comment »
I like to read other people’s blogs. I have my law school friends, most of them write on Livejournal and I read their blogs on my friend’s page. But I also like to read the blogs of people that I don’t know and who I will probably never meet.
When I first run across a blog I like, I try to find things out about the person. I like to know which part of the country in which they reside, I am interested in where they grew up, where they went to school, what their profession consists of, and why they started their blog.
Because in a time when blogs are obscure but at the same time all the rage, starting a blog is difficult. You almost need an excuse. Like – "Well, my friend gave me a subscription to typepad for Christmas." Otherwise you might seem like you are following a trend, and nothing kills a trend faster than lots of followers.
I have a list of blogs that I enjoy reading. You can look on the sidebar if you are interested. Blogs are meant to be read on a regular basis. If you do not read a blog on a regular basis, it is important to back up and start a couple of posts back in order to know what is going on. When you first come across a particular blog you like, you must first either read the blog in a way in which it was not meant to be read – backwards – or you must back up and catch up so you can read the blog as it was intended.
If you write a blog, it is important to be aware of this. On one hand, being redundant is not clever – but on the other hand you hate to have your new readers confused to a point that they never return to your site. There is no real point to this post other than the interesting way in which blogs must be read and how reverse chronological order can affect things.
Happy 2005!
Posted in Favorite People, ridiculousness, Travel on January 2, 2005| Leave a Comment »
Last night was tons of fun. Not necessarily a night I would like to have on a regular basis, but one that I will remember for a long time. I didn’t lose anything (so far as I know), and I am sustained minor bruises and scraps – mostly due to the fact that I walked home barefoot through the east village. I wanted to walk all the way home barefoot from Chelsea, but it was too cold and even though my shoes were painful; the cold, wet ground was worse (and I hadn’t had enough to drink numb the pain).
But I do love New York. Even though there are a lot of people here that are entirely too much for me, and even though the only way I could live here was if I could have a house in the middle of central park, I still really like to visit.
I don’t know what I want to do with my life. I do know some wonderful people that I know I want to be in my life. But I don’t know where those people are going to end up – and I know that there are lots of other wonderful people out there that I haven’t met yet that I also want to be in my life.
I don’t have any serious thoughts about what I want out of this year. I can honestly say that 2004 was probably the most wonderful year of my life so far – with severe ups and severe downs. But the downs weren’t really that bad and all resolved themselves well – and the ups are incredible memories that I will have forever.
p.s. Tonight we decided what foods we all were. here is the list.
In everyday life:
Mary Beth – Vanilla cupcake with pink frosting.
Libby – Warm Honey Ham (baked) with cherry glaze
Jennifer – Pineapple (whole pineapple – spiky on the outside, sweet beyond compare inside).
Emily – Pretzel – bendy and salty.
Charlsie – chocolate chip cookie (sweet, with delicious morsels scattered throughout).
For Breakfast:
Mary Beth – muffin (close to cupcake)
Emily – biscuit (warm and buttery)
Libby – crispy bacon
Jennifer – cut pineapple
Charlsie – big bowl of grits