07/20/04 10:59 - ID#29196
woo hoo
[inlink]matthew,302[/inlink]So does this mean I should start calling (e:matthew) pussycat? Hmmm...
And I think it's funny how they choose to word it...I "resemble" Sophia...no wonder people in front of the bus get up and move when I get on...
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07/14/04 11:57 - ID#29194
it has been too long
I have just been informed that the new album is coming out in October and I am super excited. Later when I'm not in the office and won't bother people by doing so, I'll take a listen to some clips off the new album, and possibly upload something to my journal. Hooooray...
I'm also a member of the Jimmy Eat World Street team, which means I'll probably be putting up all kinds of ads and stuff over the next few months to get the word out. I think I win prizes if I do some stuff, so, nothing wrong with that. So get ready to be ultimately Jimmyed. (Jimmied?)
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07/13/04 12:50 - ID#29193
happy almost hump day
One of my friends who graduated this year already got a job teaching music in Williamsville. How crazy. I just may be in her shoes at this time next year. Ahhh...I mean I look forward to teaching and I'm fairly certain I will be good at it. But I know I'll feel so young, especially standing in front of middle or high schoolers. I mean I'll only be 22 if I start teaching next year. That seems so wrong. Maybe I should just stay in college for the rest of my life.
I really want a car. I considered offering to buy Chris's parents' minivan but I am thinking that might be silly. Probably takes a lot of gas. Of course it might make me feel a little older when I go to teach...but I don't know if I'm ready to be a 22-year-old soccer mom. I feel bad saying that...what a minivan stereotype. Anyway I really want a car. It's getting to the point where it's more than wanting, it'll be a necessity very soon. Guess I'll have to convince the old dad to take a trip down to some used car places this weekend.
My parents bought a record player. It's actually really fun to look at their old records and play them. They have some classics...Tapestry, Abbey Road, Gordon Lightfoot (stolen from (e:jill)'s parents maybe??), Simon + Garfunkel, Woodstock '69, James Taylor...and they still work really well.
My mom and I have both completed the Da Vinci Code, and I came downstairs to find my dad reading it as well. I'm so proud, and so glad I got to borrow it. Thanks again (e:terry), and Mike's mommy of course.
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07/12/04 04:44 - ID#29192
go go power rangers
I don't usually do these things, but I found it entertaining that I should supposedly be in a Power Rangers movie...mostly due my lack of athletic ability, as well as having little or no chance of looking decent in a spandex body suit.
I'm not even sure if I agree with the little description of myself it gives...other than having golden friends, of course... : ) ...and I enjoy the spelling error...
(many%20different%20outcomes!)/ if you'd like to try yourself.
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07/12/04 12:13 - ID#29191
the weekend
But this weekend was different. I, too was paid a visit from a colleague from school...well I suppose he qualifies as a bit more than a colleague. We enjoyed a weekend full of shakespeare in the park + the many acting talents of my family, olive garden, coffee &, Anchorman, pano's, and Canada. Although the latter ended up being quite a late night as I had a sick boy on my hands. I think Chris is probably a little embarassed to get sick at my house. It was strange though, because he didn't have that much more to drink than me, but oh my he was a sicky. Perhaps it was the food, who knows? But I hope Anne had a good time because it was for her birthday. I just wish more people could have come, and that we had gotten there earlier. Well, maybe we will have to go up again sometime. Tonight I had a picnic in Delaware Park with my mommy and some of her friends, and then sat through the beginning of the play. I left after a few scenes though...don't get me wrong, the play is really good. But I think three times is enough!
And now Cristobal is on his way back home and I miss him just a bit. Why aren't Albany and Buffalo closer together? Hmmm...
Rambling a little...I really can't stand Tops and am contemplating why exactly I'm even still there. I mean I work like less than 10 hours a week. I know the extra money is okay but I dunno...oh well, I shouldn't complain...yet I still do.
Holy moly I'm tired. I just said holy moly. Go see Anchorman. I want to see Dodgeball....anyone care to join?!?!?
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07/08/04 01:01 - ID#29190
hmmm...
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07/07/04 12:57 - ID#29188
Someone's got a case of the...Wednesdays
Well, I did have a fun weekend. I hiked and played football and fished and sailed. I think I'll have pictures up soon. I did feel guilty about missing the sister's birthday, of course. But I still got her a little something and I believe we will be north of the border this weekend...muhahaha...
Finished the DaVinci Code...of course it was great, but I don't think I've heard of anyone who didn't like it. It was a very fast read...excellent for long, boring train rides. I recommend it to one and all.
I saw Spiderman 2 Monday night. I was actually expecting it to be like REALLY great. I thought it was good...not that much better or worse than the other one, which I liked. I mean overall it was a good movie but nothing earth-shattering like I was sort of expecting from all the great reviews I saw. Well anyway it's worth seeing.
What else...Jesse I was just reading my yearbook the other day and in my senior yearbook you drew your own stick figure version of the very same picture that is now your userpic. And of course wrote *slurp slurp* underneath. Ahh I haven't thought about that in awhile. Fond memories...although I don't think I enjoyed it so much at the time. Oh the lunchtime jokes...guinea pig...the LaDuca voice (you're like the cherry on top of our sundae...)...a certain *n sync lovin, dancing man who we watched from afar as he wooed a blond friend of ours...kiwis...hmm I can't think of others offhand. But good random lunch times.
Well...back to work. I hope to hang out at the apartamento tonight. I miss mis amigos.
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07/01/04 03:37 - ID#29187
Response to the Beaster...
For some reason one of (e:beast)'s most recent posts sparked my interest ([inlink]beast,14[/inlink]) so I decided to sort of answer but just sort of add my own thoughts.
...Well, it seems to me that to ask whether most people prefer anything is very general. I think how a person feels depends a lot on what is going on in his or her life at a given time, and what they want as far as relationships, companions, lovers, etc.
I guess I don't really see anything wrong if people say they prefer to be in relationships. But the question is, why? People may feel pressured to be in relationships depending on many factors...such as the time of year, age, marital status of their friends, amount of time since their last relationship, etc. In such cases, they may prefer to be in a relationship rather than not be, and sometimes you can't blame them. But what about the type of relationships they are choosing?...
There are people who begin dating at a young age, and stay together for years and years. Sometimes they, or others, may eventually wonder if they are only together because they are comfortable, or if they are afraid to be without that person they are so used to. They prefer to be in that relationship because it has been going on for so long they can't remember not being with that other person, and don't want to have to start all over again.
There are those who date lots of people...if you consider these relationships...and I believe they are. You can wonder about that...why do some people not want to get tied down? Why don't they want to get involved? They prefer to be in relationships as well, but in different ways and for different reasons. (I'm not as familiar with this category, so I don't really know a lot of the reasons as to why people do this, haha...). It's just another way of being with people.
And there's people who don't date, for whatever reasons, and are totally satisfied with being with their friends and family. AND there's people who spend all the their time with close friends and family, but are frustrated by not having a significant other. I don't think either of these people are wrong in how they feel. I think I have been in both of those situations...and it all depended on what was going on at the time. I am totally one to know that even if you think you want to be with someone, and you think your life is over because they don't want to be with you, or whatever...there is nothing like best friends. You never forget everything they do for you, and everytime they listen...and they make you realize that dating isn't ALWAYS a priority or necessary to be happy and feel complete. And from that you can grow, become comfortable with yourself, and know that you are incredibly lucky, no matter what.
As far as having a relationship consuming one's life, well it's pretty unhealthy to have ANY one thing consuming someone's life. So, I agree that people shouldn't put all their eggs in one basket...as the old saying goes. I mean I don't want to be a hypocrite...I know the last few months at school, I became part of a "unit" and was rarely seen walking without the same person around campus...I guess it's easy to do when you are away at school and starting a new relationship. People can definitely get caught up in a relationship, and become sort of addicted to being with each other. But there are bad and good ways to go about doing this...I mean there has to be a balance. But you're right...there isn't a reason to be sad if they seem to be truly happy. Maybe they do want to stop searching, as Beast says, or at least pause...and maybe that's okay? I don't think it is part of everyone's nature to be always lo
ok
ing for something better. They may not look at it as depriving themselves, while someone else may. It is aaaaaaaaall a matter of who you are.
Well, anywho...just some stuff I wanted to say, for some reason or another. Who knows why this randomly caught my attention and produced this deep, moving, and insightful journal entry? .... weeeeeeell, maybe not. Anyway, other opinions are always welcome.
Happy Independence Day everybody and HAPPY EARLY BIRTHDAY TO MY SISTER who will soon become a part of estrip as well! :0)
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07/07/04 12:58 - ID#29186
oh Michael
AND there is a quote in there which could be the understatement of the year... "Maybe I eat too much bacon."
hahahahaaaa
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