My results were sooooooo right:



Kristen, you're a Piña Colada Princess

Luxurious and pampered — that's how you like to feel, and you don't mind asking for it either. That's why a sumptuous and exotic piña colada is your signature cocktail. Ever the perfectionist, you're not afraid to admit that you like things, well, just so. A princess, after all, has to have her priorities. And yours tend to lean toward the finer things in life, from taking cooking classes to attending the social events of the season.

Like an alluring piña colada, you can make any gathering — book club meetings, backyard barbeques, Caribbean-themed dinner parties — seem like a special occasion. And every princess knows that some nights you just want to hang with the girls. Whether you'd rather plan a lavish gathering or relax with a movie rental, your indulgence of choice is sure to tickle everyone's fancy.

[inlink]robin,227[/inlink] I'm Dorothy. I knew I would be, even though Sophia is my favorite. I really liked that dessert question! Which Golden Girl are you?http://www.lifetimetv.com/shows/golden/games/gogolden/index.html


I just took the most amazing shower ever. There is no better feeling than letting the hot water run down your head and face when your sinuses are full and your body is aching from being sick. I'm serious. I should have stayed in there for a few hours.

i feel like poopie.




stupid germs...




GET OUT OF MY BODY!!!!!

[inlink]news,404[/inlink]yeah, i can hear the radio. that a/v thing doesn't work for me though. i'm sure i just don't have the right software or something.


so, i'm watching this "documentary" on SciFi about M. Night Shyamalan. i thought it was going to be interesting, but it's a fake like Blair Witch style documentary. in the very beginning credits it even has the "written by:". i'm pretty disappointed. this day is not going well. i couldn't get ice cream because it's raining and someone (eh hem) wouldn't go with me). oh well. i guess i don't really need to eat ice cream after i ate chinese food anyway.

why do people in Buffalo have to be so god damned rude all the time? what ever happened to good old neighborly hospitality?
we had first planned to go to the pet store on hertel and leave the car there, and walk to the italian festival. well, no, that wasn't possible, because, even though i was a customer, i wasn't allowed to leave my car there.
so, we drove next door to the K-Mart, thinking we had to pay $3 to park. Turns out it was just a donation for a child abuse group (which I do believe is a good cause) but it made me mad that the word "donation" on the sign was miniscule. so we parked there.
we walked down to the festival and it started to rain. we thought we would just tough it out, but then it started to pour. so we went in a tent that said "welcome to the festival blah blah". turns out it was a beer tent, which you couldn't have realized until you see the beer guy all the way in the back. so we stood there for a few minutes trying to dry off a little bit. then the beer guy comes over and says "can i see some id" we're like, uh, sure...then he asks "can i get you anything?" we said no. so he told us to leave. he then went around and told like 10 other people they had to leave, including a very elderly woman in a wheelchair. that's just messed up. it's pouring and we were at a festival celebrating community and this guy is telling us to leave his tent if we aren't going to buy anything, even though there were hardly any people there.
so we left the whole thing and said fuck it. we walked back to the K-mart parking lot, and sure enough the people collecting donations are gone. apparently the poor children who are being beaten by their parents are a less important issue than the people collecting money staying dry.




we are going to order chinese take-out.




what a day.