Hey Y'All-
I know at least one person for sure and I think a couple others who are looking for roommates. The one I'm sure about is Cheektowaga right next to the highway. I've seen the house and it's beautiful. A one of my classmates lives there so you'd have lots of time and space to yourself as we rarely have time to do anything except study during the school year. Jen is really friendly and I think she'd be a relaxed roommie.
Let me know if you want more info and I'll forward it on to her.
Keep smiling.
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07/06/2005 13:05 #33164
Places to Live06/20/2005 23:33 #33163
car alarmsMy zen thought for tonight isn't very zen: Shut the damn car alarm off after the first two minutes. No one is doing anything about it anyway.
06/19/2005 22:51 #33162
LoansI added my indebtedness to the loan calculator. It's artificially low though because it represents only the first year of medical education being offered in sunny Buffalo. It will be at least 100,000 by the time I'm done (some of my financial aid is going down). It's crazy that I don't have loans from undergrad but I had SO much financial aide and worked enough to do it without borrowing. Partly that was because the loan system intimidated me and I didn't figure it out, but who's counting?
06/16/2005 23:37 #33161
Zen Thought For The DayI haven't decided which direction to go in my venture to meet new people but I have been thinking a lot about how I approach other people. It seems rediculous to have gotten to this point in life and still be so surprised by some of the realizations I have. Sometimes I feel like I figure things out. That by thinking or not actively thinking but processing subconsciously I can follow an idea and explore my motivations or actions or feelings etc. Other times it feels like I just wake up knowing something that I'd never seen before even though it has been there all along.
I have never thought of myself as a person with pride. That sounds silly because obviously (or maybe not so) I am proud of my accomplishments and of my work blahblahblah... It's not that kind of pride. It's more like an aura of sense of self. Anyhow, I discovered this aura trying to discern the motivation for a couple of dumb-ass moves I've made in the last few weeks. What I came up with is that I was angry because my pride had been injured and that aided me making decisions in a somewhat less than rational way.
So, my Zen Thought For The Day is this: Pride is a deadly sin because it can inspire you do idiotic things.
I have never thought of myself as a person with pride. That sounds silly because obviously (or maybe not so) I am proud of my accomplishments and of my work blahblahblah... It's not that kind of pride. It's more like an aura of sense of self. Anyhow, I discovered this aura trying to discern the motivation for a couple of dumb-ass moves I've made in the last few weeks. What I came up with is that I was angry because my pride had been injured and that aided me making decisions in a somewhat less than rational way.
So, my Zen Thought For The Day is this: Pride is a deadly sin because it can inspire you do idiotic things.
06/15/2005 09:37 #33160
JeezIn light of my comments yesterday, this horoscope is ridiculous.
"Fortresses don't just keep enemies at bay, they deter friendly, casual visitors, too. Emotional barriers may protect us from those who seek to manipulate our feelings, but they also prevent us from reaching out fully to the people we love and trust. We have to be careful in life about where we draw our lines and how thickly we draw them. It is ultimately better to remain a little vulnerable, than to become so strong that we lose all sensitivity. Don't reject more than you really need to today. "
From Cainer.com
"Fortresses don't just keep enemies at bay, they deter friendly, casual visitors, too. Emotional barriers may protect us from those who seek to manipulate our feelings, but they also prevent us from reaching out fully to the people we love and trust. We have to be careful in life about where we draw our lines and how thickly we draw them. It is ultimately better to remain a little vulnerable, than to become so strong that we lose all sensitivity. Don't reject more than you really need to today. "
From Cainer.com