Joyce ,'Never Leave Me'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Kick his butt, ita.
Terribly overwhelmed with the whole having to write a review paper and look for a job and think about the future thing. But otherwise good.
I know exactly what you mean. Jobs, apartments, cars, debt issues. All good fun.
It was pretty good. India was cool in its own way. I've been posting stories in Bitches.
I don't read Bitches. Want to share the best story here?
Do you know how much bling my new furnace could have bought?
On the other hand, I suppose if I'd have bought the bling it would have been a long, cold winter.
Cute baby pictures! I love love love the tiara one.
Do you know how much bling my new furnace could have bought?
BIGGEST PIMP CUP EVA!!!1!
On the other hand, I suppose if I'd have bought the bling it would have been a long, cold winter.
There's a reason that it's called ice.
Those baby pictures are adorable.
I am done with my algebra exam. Done! No more exam! (I was done with it about 4 hours ago, but it still needs exclamation points.)
Hmm. I should call the Rheem people and see if I can get the air filter with rhinestones.
Ah! Now I know why I can't get in to Livejournal, so at least that mystery is solved.
YAY Hil!
Alibelle, et al., this is the thing I realized when my first year out of school was SUCKING: Every previous time in my life I had made a big transition, I was with a group doing the same thing, people had set up programs to make it all work out, etc. There was high school orientation, college orientation, blah blah blah. Freshman Year of Real Life? No one gives a shit. You're on your own. It does kind of suck, but welcome to the world.
Yay, Hil!
Why can't I seem to motivate myself to do anything today? Just looking at my to do list is making me want to cry.
Unfortunately, crying is not on my to do list.
I want a vanilla latte. And to see a movie. And someone to come over and hold my hand and tell me that making the transition from student to functioning adult is not as difficult as it seems, that there are pretty apartments in safe areas that are affordable, and that I will own that pink kitchenaid stand mixer one day soon. Any volunteers?