Wednesday, October 31, 2001
Finally, I took the Death Test to find out when I'm gonna die. According to The Spark, I will die on February 6, 2032
at the age of 61 years old. On that date I will most likely die from: Cancer (27%), Homicide (15%), Alien Abduction (8%), Alcoholism (7%), Suicide (5%), Heart Attack (5%), or Drowning (5%). I am not being morbid...merely wondering. Don' t we all? :o)
at the age of 61 years old. On that date I will most likely die from: Cancer (27%), Homicide (15%), Alien Abduction (8%), Alcoholism (7%), Suicide (5%), Heart Attack (5%), or Drowning (5%). I am not being morbid...merely wondering. Don' t we all? :o)
I just found out that my Pirate Name is Captain Grace Bonney and
my CYBORG name is
F.O.S.S.I.E.: Functional Organism Skilled in Scientific Infiltration and Exploration. :o)
my CYBORG name is
F.O.S.S.I.E.: Functional Organism Skilled in Scientific Infiltration and Exploration. :o)
Heh, heh. I just LOVE my cousin Stu
! He went and took the What Kind of Shoe are You? test. So, I am now inspired to do the same.
I am a: Warm Fuzzy Slipper
Start squeezing the fresh OJ and fetch the paper from the porch. You're as cozy as a Warm Fuzzy Slipper. That's right. Given the choice, you'd take hanging at home with a friend over hitting a rave party any night. But that doesn't mean you're complacent. It's just that you might have gotten the crazy partier out of your system and are more content to be home, shopping from catalogs and being comfortable with who you are. Homespun gatherings are more your style—unless, of course, the annual art fair lures you out to mingle with friends in the neighborhood.
I am a: Warm Fuzzy Slipper
Start squeezing the fresh OJ and fetch the paper from the porch. You're as cozy as a Warm Fuzzy Slipper. That's right. Given the choice, you'd take hanging at home with a friend over hitting a rave party any night. But that doesn't mean you're complacent. It's just that you might have gotten the crazy partier out of your system and are more content to be home, shopping from catalogs and being comfortable with who you are. Homespun gatherings are more your style—unless, of course, the annual art fair lures you out to mingle with friends in the neighborhood.
Okay, have a few minutes to write. Today is better. Got to class this morning - which I am dreading more and more, by the way - and Kim was dressed up like a witch. She looked really cute! Anyway, we turn in our projects, do a BRIEF critique, and then she says, "It's trick or treat time." She starts to hand out our next assignment. Heather looks at me and says, "Oh, I was hoping for candy!" Then Kim explains what we need to bring for Monday, then says, "Now, your treat is this: class is dismissed for today." So, as we were all happy about this, Heather, Mandy and I decide to go goof off. We went to Wal-Mart and bought Halloween candy for the office and for tonight, and goodies for the Kinko's gang. Then we went to Heather's house for Cokes, where we met her dad and looked at her artwork. Mandy and I have both about decided to change majors because Heather is so good! :o) Then we dropped goodies off at Kinko's (but I didn't get to talk to my Misty cuz she was busy with customers *pout*) Then we came back to campus, talked to Josh for a few minutes, then I headed over here to the office.
Angela was very happy that I brought goodies. She got a plastic skeleton and a bat out of the pumpkin, as well as candy. Vince came by and got his goodies too. We've been giving stuff to the professors as they come in, and Jennifer got some candy too. She picked out the huge icky spider (to go with her huge icky cockroach from her cupcake yesterday.)
Today is better. I have two new favorite songs: "Get This Party Started" by Pink and "Family Affair" by Mary J. Blige. I think I will listen to each of them again.
Jocelyn really helped me out last night. I had all but decided to just go home and be mad at the world. I was in the middle of canceling plans with her - literally - when I decided no, I want to go do this for ME. So we met at the track. I actually ran and power walked two laps before Jo got there. Then we just kind of strolled a third lap, because chunka chick (that would be ME) tired herself out on the first two laps, and was having leg cramps... some Fossies never learn...Anyway, we just sat and talked for a while. It was good. Cold outside, but good nonetheless.
Angela was very happy that I brought goodies. She got a plastic skeleton and a bat out of the pumpkin, as well as candy. Vince came by and got his goodies too. We've been giving stuff to the professors as they come in, and Jennifer got some candy too. She picked out the huge icky spider (to go with her huge icky cockroach from her cupcake yesterday.)
Today is better. I have two new favorite songs: "Get This Party Started" by Pink and "Family Affair" by Mary J. Blige. I think I will listen to each of them again.
Jocelyn really helped me out last night. I had all but decided to just go home and be mad at the world. I was in the middle of canceling plans with her - literally - when I decided no, I want to go do this for ME. So we met at the track. I actually ran and power walked two laps before Jo got there. Then we just kind of strolled a third lap, because chunka chick (that would be ME) tired herself out on the first two laps, and was having leg cramps... some Fossies never learn...Anyway, we just sat and talked for a while. It was good. Cold outside, but good nonetheless.
Tuesday, October 30, 2001
Heh, heh, heh.... Who is Your Inner Rock Star?
Mine is: Britney Spears
Feel it, sweetheart; the rock star in you is all Britney—the envy of cheerleaders everywhere. One part girl next door, one part naughty sex kitten, you're definitely not as innocent as you look. And that is why nobody can get enough of you. You are the ultimate American girl with some serious staying power. Unlike other success stories, you and Britney are more than just a pretty face: you've got talent, confidence, and the brains to back it up. With a talent list like yours it's no wonder you're at the top of the popularity charts and young men's hearts. We love you. Shout out your inner Britney!
Mine is: Britney Spears
Feel it, sweetheart; the rock star in you is all Britney—the envy of cheerleaders everywhere. One part girl next door, one part naughty sex kitten, you're definitely not as innocent as you look. And that is why nobody can get enough of you. You are the ultimate American girl with some serious staying power. Unlike other success stories, you and Britney are more than just a pretty face: you've got talent, confidence, and the brains to back it up. With a talent list like yours it's no wonder you're at the top of the popularity charts and young men's hearts. We love you. Shout out your inner Britney!
Okay, next test results: What is Your Theme Song?
Mine is: What A Girl Wants
Who says you're too old for slumber parties? On top of that sugar, spice and everything nice, you are the epitome of feminine, inner strength, so of course you know "What a Girl Wants." When you're with your friends on a ski vacation or a long weekend at the lake, you're on top of everything, including how to be your genuine self. That's why Christina's sweet strains beat cadence to your graceful routine. This song should be cued up in your car so you can crank it to share with everyone in a two-block radius, or blast it as you and your friends cruise down the highway. Trust your instincts, girl. Some people struggle with tough choices in life, but with your inner resolve, you don't have to. You know how to make your way in the world and nothing's going to stop you because a theme song like "What a Girl Wants" reminds you that above all, you're right to believe in yourself.
Mine is: What A Girl Wants
Who says you're too old for slumber parties? On top of that sugar, spice and everything nice, you are the epitome of feminine, inner strength, so of course you know "What a Girl Wants." When you're with your friends on a ski vacation or a long weekend at the lake, you're on top of everything, including how to be your genuine self. That's why Christina's sweet strains beat cadence to your graceful routine. This song should be cued up in your car so you can crank it to share with everyone in a two-block radius, or blast it as you and your friends cruise down the highway. Trust your instincts, girl. Some people struggle with tough choices in life, but with your inner resolve, you don't have to. You know how to make your way in the world and nothing's going to stop you because a theme song like "What a Girl Wants" reminds you that above all, you're right to believe in yourself.
Enough! I've had it.. I am now going to play on emode and take some tests about me. I just went and found out that I am Rachel from "Friends" because I took the Which "Friend" Are You? quiz.
Monday, October 29, 2001
Well, today is turning out to be a kinda blah day. Or maybe bleh. Just got back from Graphic Design I and was informed by my instructor that I should have more confidence in my ideas and "stop relying on (her) for every little thing" which, to me, is funny. I don't feel that I ask her very much at all except to make sure I am understanding what my assignments are. But, if that's her advice, then I shall take it. But if my grades start slipping, I will try to schedule a conference with her. *sigh* All I want to do is become a graphic designer, but right now I feel like I have no shot at it at all.
Friday, October 26, 2001
At the end of my hectic day, I think I can say all is caught up. I got my Am Hist homework done, check. Meeting agenda, check. Double check library reservation, check. Farspeaker questionnaire, check. Web authorization, check. Actually worked on my computer cleanup, check. Plus worked in my office all day. Oh, yeah, check on that too! Now I get to post Jocelyn's avatar here on my page. 
Now, I'm outta here. Looking forward to a great weekend. Peace! :o)
Now, I'm outta here. Looking forward to a great weekend. Peace! :o)
Well, today is sort of hectic. I have almost weeded through all my e-mail, and now I have to work on the agenda for the business meeting Sunday. I also have to come up with Farspeaker info lists and Web Release forms. And I have to call the Library right now to reserve the room. I tried before to get through and I could never get a real person. Maybe today!
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