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I haven't forgotten about this thing...completely... Jan. 11th, 2006 @ 11:07 am

I don't even know why I have this thing, honestly. I never write in it.  I suppose it could be the depressing state of my life at the moment, I don't like to write about it because it makes me even more depressed.  It could also be that no one ever reads this thing.  I suppose if I actually had a social life to write about, I could write in my friends' journals, and they might reciprocate,  seeing as how we would be talking about the same things.  As it is, I have only the vaguest semblence of a social life, and am still quite unsure about what will happen to me in the future.  No idea if the vet thing will work out, but I do know I want to move out of here within the next year, even if its just to BG.  I can't go on like this, I need to have a social life, if for no other reason than to relieve a bit of the stress caused by this whole nasty application-to-vet-school business.  Dr. Steiner wasn't lying when she said it was a whore (my words, NOT hers ;-) ).  Anyway, I should be fairly on the right track with that. I need to start getting my letters of recommendation, which will be a massive hassle, but I still have some time yet.  On to other, more interesting, business.  Alot of stuff happened over Christmas.  Jen is moving to North Carolina in about two weeks, which sucks not only because she is my best friend and one of the few friends I have around here to hang out with, but because my cat will thereafter technically be homeless.  I say technically because he can always go back to live at Angie's house, which will not be bad.  However, I have poured alot of time and money into him, especially into his RT infection, and I fear that it will all be a waste if he just goes to live outside again.  I suppose there's nothing for it if he can't live here, though.  I shall try to convince the rents, but I just don't know if it will do any good.  Anyway, what else?  Gina is moving to Las Vegas to pursue a career in massage therapy, and I say good for her.  Being at the art building until 2 in the morning every day is most assuredly not good for one's health. Art is recreation for me, and if it became work, it would be quite not a good time anymore. Just my opinion.  In other news, Laura is dating Eric Westrick, my old "boyfriend" from first grade. LOL is all I have to say about that.  If she's happy, I suppose. We were such losers in first grade.  I still am :-D.  I saw Chronicles of Narnia after Christmas, and it was quite bad-ass.  Kelly got me the soundtrack and then I copied it for her.  We both listen to it everyday.  I really liked the movie, and sort of wish I could see it again in the theater, but I don't suppose I will get the chance to.  I think Kelly liked it a little more than I did, she's seen it like 3 times.  I also saw King Kong, it was pretty good (it WAS directed by Peter Jackson, after all. Brilliant man).  Long though, don't know if I'll watch it again.  Was good, but can't compare to Lord of the Rings movies.  Few movies can.  My shows were awesome last night.  I was stoned from 9:00 to 10:30, and spent most of the 9:00 hour staring stupidly at House with a big dopey grin on my face.  He's so hot.  Really wanted him to hook up with his ex. Was imagining myself in her place. House got called off to tend to a patient, however, so it didn't happen. Puts patient ahead of sex.  He's so hot. Commander-in-Chief was good too. Her husband is hot, and I'm really starting to like Donald Sutherland in role of the asshole Republican.  I agree with alot of what he is saying, although he is an asshole, he is right in many instances.  I like his wife, she brings a human side to his character. Spent 10:00 to 11:00 watching my most favoritest show in the whole wide universe, Boston Legal :-D. Most of that time was devoted to staring at Alan Shore with a big dorky grin on my face. He is so hot. Even hotter than House. I'm going to find a way to travel into the TV one of these days and I'm going to marry him. Or at least bone him.  Anyway, Michael J. Fox (who you can't help but love, how can anyone hate Michael J. Fox?) guest starred, and it was a good episode.  It's continued next week.  The only thing I have to say is (and if any of my friends read this, I'm sure they won't get it because no one I know watches this show, although Kelly saw this episode, so she might know what I'm talking about) I can't believe Denny is getting married!  I don't think it will last because Denny is too much of a horn-dog, but Alan sure looked heartbroken at the end of the episode.  I wanted to give him a hug (and other things too, but we won't go into that).   Anyway, I'm sure everyone thinks I'm a nutjob now.  Oh well.  Two hours of Lost tonight, soooo excited! I can get high once more and stare at Jack and Sawyer the whole time, tehe! Sunday is my birthday, so this weekend there will be some hard-core partying going on.  Hope to see everyone out and about!  That's it for now.  You'd better enjoy it, because I have no idea when I will write again. 

Cheers

~*~L.J.~*~

I'm feelin': tired
Current Tunage: Eagle Eye Cherry - Falling in Love Again

I love Tuesdays and Wednesdays :-D Nov. 29th, 2005 @ 10:51 am

I have not been a fan of a TV show to the point where I religiously watch it since the Simpsons were still funny, and the X-Files was on (and even then, I stopped watching toward the end of the series when Mulder left...I knew it had gone to hell when the chief reason most people, well hormonal teenagers like me, anyway ;-), watched was gone).  I have, of course, enjoyed TV shows since then, but never would I be captivated enough to plan my day so that I was certain I would be able to catch a show at its appointed timeslot every week.  Currently, however, due to my excess of free time and to the good quality of the programming I'm about to mention (something that's been sorely lacking in these last few years of reality-show dominated TV, IMO) , I find myself becoming a devoted fan of a select few shows.  First up, is the ever popular Lost.  I started watching it last year, but since I was in school, I had other things going on, and could not catch it every week.  I didn't even like it that much at first, I only watched it because 1. I liked the concept of the show, 2. I kept hearing how good it was, and 3. I liked Dominic Monaghan (sp?), but only because he was in Lord of the Rings, which I was hopelessly obsessed with at the time (and still am).  I found myself becoming more and more interested in the plotlines, but I kept missing episodes, so I vaguely of knew what was going on. I decided over the summer that I would watch the show religiously in the next season.  I did, and now I am hooked!  It definately helps to watch all the episodes to know whats going on, plus the writing and acting on the show has just improved.  The plot has become more interesting, the background info. of the characters more intriguing, the music and special effects are better.  It really has become the great show that it was made out to be in the first season, and I can't wait to see what happens.  Ok, that's it for Wednesday night.  I have three other shows I like and they are on Tuesday night.  First, the show Commander in Chief, about the woman who is president.  I saw the previews before it came out, and it looked good, so I watched it from day one.  It is pretty good so far, at least I think so.  I don't think the ratings are that good for it, though.  The president is an independant who was VP under a republican president who died in the first episode, so her views are not  too liberal.  I like her, and I also like her chief of staff, the one black dude, who was in the last two Matrix movies. He was good in those movies, and he is good in this show too, although he was the antagonist in the Matrix movies, and he is the good guy here.  I also really like Donald Sutherland in the role of the asshole republican. What's funny is I happen to agree with some of his characters views.  Ok, next up is House. I am not too into this show yet, simply because it is in the same timeslot as Commander in Chief, but I flip back and forth (wish I had a Tivo). Kelly is into this show as well, so we discuss it sometimes.  I watch almost entirely because I find House himself to be extremely attractive. 1. He's an older doctor 2. He's a sarcastic asshole (like Snape on HP, another of my weird obsessions), 3. He's just hot, IMO. Have you SEEN his EYES?? 4. The cane and limp make him even sexier. I have no idea why, canes are just hot (Lucius Malfoy, Johnny from the Dead Zone anyone?)  So yeah, hopefully I will catch House tonight ;-).  Ok, last up is my biggest (and most unexpected) obsession of all- Boston Legal.  So my mom tapes Commander in Chief for me because I work on Tues. nights.  Boston Legal comes on directly after CIC, and she let it tape through one night.  I normally have NO interest in lawyer, cop, or crime shows (ask Doobie about this one, Law and Order? Boooring! CSI? *yawn* although CSI is ok SOMETIMES, but it usually fails to peak (sp?) my interest), but I watched this show just because I had nothing better to do, and I found myself laughing my ass off for the entire thing!   I guess its a spinoff of that show The Practice, which I, of course, had no interest in, but its a comedy instead of a drama (well more like a combo of both), and it's fucking hilarious!  Its just about this ridiculous law firm where all the lawyers and assistants sleep with each other and try to screw each other over and get into all these weird situations, its great.  I guess its like Ally McBeal, which I never watched either, but its by the same writer, who is liberal as hell BTW, and seems to like putting his political agenda in his shows.  The messed up thing is that I can totally overlook that because the show is so funny! It MUST be good if I can watch it and enjoy it in spite of its politics.  The actors are incredible.  William Shatner, who I normally detest, plays the head of the law firm, and he's brilliant! I never thought I'd actually like any of his roles (although, I did think some of the Priceline commercials were funny).  I suppose it just took the right role to bring out his true talent.  There's this other guy, James Spader, who plays one of the main characters, and I am totally obsessed with him right now. From what I understand he acted alot in 80's brat pack movies (I saw him in a couple of them and he looks WAY hotter now), and played the dorky scientist dude from Stargate (the movie, not the series), but hasn't done anything main stream since.  His character is so sexy in this show, but yet so weird and funny too. I love him.  What's pathetic is that his character was on the last season of the show The Practice, and now they are showing re-runs of that show on FX at 8 in the morning.  I actually get up that early just to see him! It's pretty bad. I am pissed off because ABC has preempted the show for the last two weeks for the American Music Awards last week, and some stupid Barbara Walters (who should not only go off of television ,but go to hell as well) special tonight.  Oh well, at least CIC and House and Lost will still be on.  Anyway, that's the end of my weird TV show spiel.  Hope to be back soon with some USEFUL info (yeah like that will happen...since when is anything I say useful to anyone for anything) or at least some interesting info.  Thanks for listening, though, if indeed anyone is.  Watch these shows, they're good!  Especially Boston Legal, its a real diamond in the rough, so to speak. It is not getting as much attention (even though the two guys I mentioned from the show won Emmys or Golden Globes or something a year back, they really are good in the show!) as it deserves, and it might get cancelled (God forbid) if more ppl don't tune in. 

I'm feelin': cheerful
Current Tunage: Trick Trick feat. Eminem - Welcome to Detroit City

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Rocked Ass!!! Nov. 18th, 2005 @ 12:32 pm

I saw this movie at midnight last night (or this morning, whatever you want to call it) after begging my friend Chris to go with me. I wanted to go tonight with Kristy and her friends, but I couldn't get ANYONE to work for me, and I didn't want to call off for fear of needing those two call-offs in case of bad weather this winter. So anyway, here's the lowdown on this movie:

I have to say, it is probably the most well-made of all the movies, but I can't really call it my favorite. I loved each movie in its own special way .

THINGS I LIKED:
The special effects rocked, and all the actors did a good job, particularly Dan Radcliffe. I loved the tone of this movie - darker, more dramatic, and just more grown-up. The musical score was awesome- much more dramatic and heroic in tone than the scores for the previous films, although I LOVED the music from the other three, particularly PoA (one of my favorite soundtracks EVER). Mad-Eye Moody wasn't quite how I imagined him from the books, but I ended up loving his performance by the end, can't wait to see more of him in future movies. Anyway, I loved alot of other little things about this movie, but I will only mention a few that I felt made a great impression on me: The Pensieve was cool, Ralph Fiennes was awesome as Voldemort, although I thought he should have looked more snake-like. Loved the Quidditch World Cup scene, but wished they would have put the actual game in. Loved the Durmstrang boys' entrance into The Great Hall. The Yule Ball scene was cool, I liked the Weird Sisters. I can't believe how hot Krum and Diggory both were! Also, the scene when Harry brings Cedric's body back was absolutely heartwrenching, Dan did a good job with crying, and I am glad he cried (I dont remember him doing so in the book, but I haven't read it in a while). I mean, who wouldn't be crying after something like that?? I can only imagine how emotional he will be in the next two movies.

THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE:
Like so many people have said already, they cut way too much out, and added scenes that they could have done without. I was quite dissapointed with the downplay of Snape's character. We never even get to see his Dark Mark, which I was particularly looking forward to. Also, we never get to see Dumbledore send him off on his mission. Instead we see him whacking Harry and Ron on the head for talking about girls. Not only did they cut out one of the most important scenes in the book (IMO) to add this completely unnecessary scene, but Snape was totally out of character! I just can't see book Snape hitting Harry upside the head like that, Snape is all about SUBTLETY, and the director got his character wrong here. Someone mentioned that Snape was downplayed in ALL the movies, and I agree. He's a very important part of the story, and even more so in later books, but the directors write his character in as a minor annoyance to Harry, rather then the multi-layered enigmatic character he is in the books. I mean he is practically the star of the fucking sixth book! They'll eventually HAVE to write him a bigger part! If they downplay his role in HBP, I will be exceedingly pissed off. Although, I don't really see how they could do that without changing the major plot of the book. Anyway, there weren't a whole lot of other things I disliked. I didn't like Michael Gambon's portrayal of Dumbledore in the beginning of the third movie, but by the end I had warmed up to him. Now I am back to disliking him again. He was so angry in this movie! He yelled at Harry a couple of times, and slammed against a wall once! He was completely out of character. I miss Richard Harris' Dumbledore. He exhibted the wisdom and calm that characterizes Dumbledore, IMO. They need to get someone that has Gambon's quirkiness and sprightliness (don't know if I spelled that right), and Harris' wisdom and dignity. Anyway another thing that bugged me was the maze. I really wanted to see the Sphinx and some other creatures, but instead all they had were moving hedges, which were cool, but I still wanted the variety of challenges that were in the book. There were more, but nothing else really worth mentioning. I think if Snape's role would have been bigger, or at least we would have gotten to see his Dark Mark (letting the moviegoers, at last, get a glimpse of that complex character that Snape really is, and dropping a hint that he might have a bigger part to play in the series than just being an annoyance to Harry), then I might have left COMPLETELY happy, but instead I just left mostly happy, which is not bad. :-D.

I'm feelin': happy
Current Tunage: Josh Gracin - Brass Bed

Still want a pet... Oct. 27th, 2005 @ 02:52 pm
Ok, I like this song, I know its a remake and its poppy as shit, but I still like it, so fuck off. So yeah, my life pretty much sucks right now. The humane society fired me several weeks ago, and I don't really want to go into why, because its a long complicated, annoying, and rather painful story, and plus I just don't want to type all that up. Anyway, so now I'm looking for some new veterinary-type opportunities that will increase my chances of getting into vet school, cuz right now, they fucking suck. I applied at Lima's humane society as a volunteer. This is good for two reasons: 1. I am a volunteer, therefore I can't get fired, and 2. Volunteer work looks better on a resume anyway. So hopefully I will be able to at least do that. Still going to the vet in Findlay, and will continue to go indefinately. So yeah, I want a cat, but my dad shoots cats, so I'm kinda thinkin' that won't work so well. Jen's friend Angie has a shitload of barncats on her farm, and there is this little black and white one called Oreo (original, huh?) that I have fallen in love with. He is the most affectionate little thing, when you pick him up he just wraps his little front paws around you and gives you a big hug. I love him! Hopefully if I move out soon, I will be able to take him with me. It's going to be expensive though, he has none of his shots, is not neutered, not de-clawed, and has some kind of upper respiratory infection (he has snot coming out of his eyes and nose, its kinda nasty). I suppose its understandable, I mean, they have like 20 cats, and they all live outside. It makes sense that he is not declawed, and they have so many cats that it would be a fortune to get them all shots and whatnot (which is why you shouldnt have so many fucking cats to begin with). I am willing to take care of all of that, though. I just have to have a place where I can keep him, and it'll be cool. Hopefully I can move out of here soon, regardless about what happens with vet school. Not that I don't like living with the 'rents, its fun, we get drunk together alot, but I never see any of my friends anymore. They are getting drunk and laid up in BG every weekend (not that I would be particulary eager to sleep with anonymous ppl in the STD capital of America), and I am stuck here, fucking working at Bob's. They changed my schedule to include weekend mornings now for some reason, stupid sodding bastards. So yeah, there is my dilemma. I know I need to get my shit together and think more about my future than hanging out with friends, but damnit, I have free time on my hands, and I am still young. I want to have a social life again, be around my friends and people my own age, or at least CLOSE to my own age. I have a few friends at Bob's, one young fellow named Chris, in particular, but they are all younger than me by like 3 years at least! I like them, but its hard to hang out with ppl who cant even get into the places you want to go, like BARS! They want me to fucking buy them alcohol, which I hate to do. Anyway, something just came up, so I'll have to cut this entry short. Who the fuck knows when I'll write again, prolly when I actually have something interesting to write about...at the rate I'm going now, that might be ten years from now.

~Ta

~*~L.J.~*~
I'm feelin': creative
Current Tunage: Frankie J - More Than Words

I WANT A PET!!!!!!! Sep. 14th, 2005 @ 09:37 pm

And the desire to own one has magnified like 10 times since I started working at the Hancock County Humane Society! It seems that after an extremely stressful summer, my life is finally on some sort of right track. I worried all summer about what I needed to do to get into vet school. I had worked at the vet in Whitehouse, true, but that experience was not going to be enough to get me in. Plus I did absolutely horridly on the MCAT.  Anyway, I was freaking out about what to do, when I finally realized that I needed to stop dicking around and get down to business. I needed to sign up to take the GRE (which, I hear, is like ten times easier then the MCAT, most likely because of the lack of chemistry), and get some more experience with animals in general, whether it be at a vet or somewhere else, and just generally have a plan for what I wanted to do.  Well I did all that. So, not going to NC anymore, now I'm going to try for Ohio State, I signed up for the GRE (and am actually studying for it! Whaddaya know!) and I got a job at the Humane Society! I love it so far, surrounded by animals all day! Cleaning kennels kind of blows, but in the afternoons I get to introduce visitors to the animals, and I can walk around and pet them and play with them whenever I want! The only thing that sucks is that I still work at Bob's too, and while I dislike neither job, I don't like going to both in the same day. It makes for a very long and tiring day, being on your feet for like 10 hours. Anyway, working there and hearing all the other kennel workers talk about their pets makes me feel left out and there are already so many of the animals I want take home! One cat in particular and some of the dogs, but a cat is more realistic for now. *sigh* they will probably get adopted soon, they are so cute, and I will be happy for them, but sad at the same time because I want to adopt them! LOL! Well anyone who reads this, come on out to the HS, there are plenty of really sweet animals in need of a loving home. Well, that's what's new in my life. Not much new in the social part of my life, if anything, I have less time than ever to hang out with my friends, which I guess is OK, because they are all busy too. *sigh* such is the way of things in the grown-up world. I am still worried about vet school. Being around animals all summer made me realize that I really really want to be a vet, but I am afraid I will not get accepted because so many people apply and there are relatively few vet schools.  At least I accepted the fact that I will have to work hard to get in and also there is a good chance I might not get in. I suppose that is a step in the right direction, and while I am still under alot of stress, at least I know relatively where I am headed. Now if I can only con my mom into letting me get a cat...considering I just backed into a new Ford Explorer in Taco Bell parking lot the other day causing $750 worth of damage, I somehow doubt it. As if I have enough money to pay for all the stupid messes I get myself into and a pet. Oh well, someday, I suppose. 

It's weird how I want a cat now, I used to despise them, but being around them has made me see what wonderful loving little creatures they are. I still prefer dogs, but something that I have to invest that much time in right now is not realistic. I want to wait until I have time to spend with a dog before I get one.

Well, that's it for now. 

Ta,

~*~L.J.~*~

I'm feelin': bored
Current Tunage: Keith Urban - Who Wouldn't Want To Be Me?
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» The lake rocked a good bit of ass...

except that I dropped my zippo that I've had for like 5 years into the water, and now it's gone forever. I suppose I could have dove in after it, seeing as how it was only at the dock, but apparently the water was like 9 ft. deep there, and kinda nasty. Besides, it's not as if the little bugger would work again, but I could have collected the casing and gotten a new actual lighter part.  Oh well. Anywho, other than that, the lake was great fun.  We came, we drank, we rode the wave runners from dawn until dusk.  Oh yeah, we went on the boat too.  No one got shitty drunk like last year and tried to get on the town go-karts, but every trip has its drawbacks, right?  Was v. fun anyway.  Yes, well, what else?  I saw Charlie and the Chocolate factory again last week, and have decided that I rather do like it a whole lot. Seeing it the first time made me want to go out and buy the book, which I did last Saturday. I do wonder now why I had never read it before, considering my former obsession with the 1971 movie and the fact that I love to read, but I suppose I just never got around to it. Anyhow, I drove to Lima last Saturday (that is to say the 6th of August, and not yesterday, the 13th), hungover off my ass to buy it, plus some American Eagle stuff and Bath and Body Works. Went through an annoying ordeal at AE because my gift certificate wouldn't work (ended up buying one really cute T-shirt, tho), but got the book, and its sequel, Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator, as well (which was really weird).  So, I came home and read half of it, went to work, and then saw the movie again with some other friends. I was delighted to find the movie almost perfectly matched the book (or what I had read of it, anyway) I am not sure if it was this that made me like the movie more, or whatever else, but I came home and read the rest of the book, and now I am afraid that my old obsession is firing up again. Lord help us all. I really really liked the book. The new movie follows it much more closely than the original film, but book Wonka is not really like Johnny Depp's version OR Gene Wilder's. I would say he's closer to Wilder's version, however. He's totally BA (badass, for all not familiar with Dane Cook).  He's not all whiny, childish, and weird like Depp, and he's got a little bit more pep than Wilder.  I think I like book Wonka better than either film version.  The costume designers should have given Depp's Wonka a little goatee like book Wonka has, maybe it would have alleviated that creepy feminine/Michael Jackson vibe he had. That's probably the look they were going for...but still. Yeah, anyway, I realize I have probably overanalyzed this way too much. On to other things...well, still doing the vet thing, probably going to take the GRE here pretty soon...which is seriously going to cut into my internet time, but oh well. I suppose I need to start getting on the ball, I've slack-assed pretty severely so far. *Sigh* but I don't like to write about such things, as they are constantly on my mind anyway, and they depress me. It's much more amusing to regale tales of drunkeness and discuss the subtleties of movies and books, wouldn't you agree?  Well, maybe some people would. Perhaps I've just been smoking crack. Maybe I'm just a nerd with too much time on her hands, or at least time that I PUT on my hands instead of doing something productive like studying for the GRE.  But those stupid little bits of fanfiction I write occasionally HAVE to improve my chances on the essay portion of the GRE, right? Right?
........

Ah well, it's too much fun to stop...

Ta!

~*~L.J.~*~


» Johnny Depp could have been great!!!

After all he is in most of his movies, phenominal most times, actually. But his rendition of Willy Wonka disappointed me. Don't get me wrong, I really liked Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Tim Burton is a fantastic director, and his movies are always creepy, yet beautiful and emotional. Most of the time, I had a ball comparing the new movie to the 1971 version, which used to be my favorite movie of all time, BTW. There was some stuff cut out and changed from the '71 version, but I still thoroughly enjoyed it. I had heard that this movie was actually closer to the book, which I have never read (surprisingly). I do plan on reading it someday.  The casting was excellent, for the most part.  Some of the new character portrayals I liked better than the old ones, such as Mike Teavee and Charlie (he is ADORABLE! I want to see Finding Neverland like ten times more now, I still can't believe I haven't seen it yet!). Others, well...here is my biggest problem with this movie.  When I was a kid, I LOVED the 1971 version, with Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka. For the year or two that I was obsessed with this movie (obsessed like I am with LOTR and Harry Potter now), I had a REALLY big crush on Willa Wonka! I mean, I would watch this movie just to see him, and I still remember my mother teasing me mercilessly about it (blushes just THINKING about it...hehe).  Well ANYWAY, ever since then, Willy Wonka has been one of my BOYS, you know?  He was probably one of the first imaginary personas/actors I ever had a crush on, and so in essence one of the first GUYS I ever had a crush on, because this was before I ever really had any interest in real guys my own age (which I still don't really, I like the OLDER mens, as you can clearly see, heh). So, of course, I look back on it with great fondness (and a little embarrasment, as well, hehe).  When I heard they were doing a remake years later, I was very excited, and when I heard that Johnny Depp, one of my Boys NOW (and one of the sexiest men on the planet, IMHO) was going to be playing Willy Wonka I was ECSTATIC!!! But what I saw wasn't what I expected. Depp had the opportunity to make this character one of his sexiest yet, but he ended up going a completely different route. Wilder's Willy Wonka was (snazzy bit of alliteration there, wouldn't you say? ;-)) a brilliant eccentric candymaker with a very quirky personality, and yet, his character also exuded power, sexuality, intelligence and a bit of danger, as well. You felt that he was a bit insane, a bit dangerous, yet you trusted him (even after all those dreadful things that happened to the bad kids). He was in control, and you liked it that way (well, I did at least).  The women in that movie were all over him.  Sheeeit, I know I would have been.  I remember thinking, "Damn, why is that Veruca girl being such a little bitch to Willy Wonka?  If it were me, I would ask him if I could come live with him!"  LOL! Well, yeah, so Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka was completely the opposite.  He was a messed up little buggar.  Sure, he was a brilliant chocolatier just like the old verion of Wonka, but his personality was the opposite of Wilder's.  He acted like a spoiled little kid throughout the whole movie! He would be all giggly and hop around like some kid hyped up on sugar. In fact, his childish attitude combined with his clothes (which, without his personality and stupid haircut, would have looked quite bad-ass (or B.A. as I have recently taken to saying, thank you Dane Cook!)) and his rather gay-looking hairstyle, reminded me very strongly of Michael Jackson. Not to mention the fact that he created a "magical wonderland" for himself and invited children in to enjoy it.  Now, I despise this comparison, because I LOATHE Michael Jackson, and I think there is something seriously wrong with him.  So many other people were making it after they saw this movie, and I was in denial at first.  But now I cannot overlook the frightening similarities between Depp's Wonka and the King of Pop.  I mean, some of his lines are just RIDICULOUS. "Good morning starshine, the Earth says hello?"  What the fuck is that?  And the whole him being afraid of being touched/being afraid of germs thing was really weird too.  But on the upside, he was rather amusing, and if you looked beyond all the childish dialogue and idiotic antics, you could still see that HAWTNESS that is and forever shall be Johnny Depp.  I suppose if Depp was going for the man-child Michael Jackson thing, he hit it right on the nose.  Knowing Tim Burton, I wouldn't be surprised if that was what they were going for.  I just think Depp had the potential to execute it so much better.  He could have made the character a sex symbol, just like Jack Sparrow.  But I suppose Johnny Depp doesn't take roles in movies so that he becomes an idol to millions of fangirls... he takes them because they interest him, and he wants to get into the character's head.  I have to say I respect him for that.  I am not disappointed by his performance, if he indeed intended to play Wonka that way.  His performance was brilliant, as ever.  I am just disappointed that he didn't play one of my favorite characters in the way I would have liked.  Oh well, there is my rant.  A good movie, but not a GREAT movie, like it could have been...

Cheers!

~*~L.J.~*~


» Here it is, folks!

My review of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince!  I just finished it last night.  I will not make too detailed a review, as some people who might read this entry might not have read the book yet.  Overall, I liked it, but it did have some flaws.  All in all the book itself was rather like filler, and really should stand with book 7 as one book.  It answers many questions, and some of the answers, IMO anyway, were not that satisfactory, or at least, not what I expected.  Many new questions are posed as well.  Ok, I shall break it up into 3 bits: things I didn't like, things I did like, and my emotional reaction to shit that happened in the book. Ok, things I did not like:  Some of the characters, Dumbledore in particular suffer from a bit of bad characterization.  You'll see what I mean when you read the book.  Honestly, he is really the only one, everyone else is fine.  Also, there were alot of new hook-ups in the book between characters and it reminds me too much of bad fanfiction or a soap-opera.  I suppose its necessary, as the kids are getting older, but its not only them! It's some of the adults, too!  I don't really think those side relationship thingys are going to be very central to the plot of the next book, so I can forgive them, I guess.  The core relationship is, was, and always will be the one between Harry, Ron, and Hermione.  Anyway, what else?  Um...other than that, the rest of the things I don't like about are not writing flaws, but actual things that happen in the book, so I'll talk about them last.  So, yeah, things I did like about the book: New likeable characters.  Not as many as last book, but there are some I really liked from this book. You can also tell Harry is growing up, he is not so whiny and annoyingly-teenage as in the last book.  He accepts his responsibilities and is determined to see them through.  So yeah, I liked the characterization of Harry.  Just a good story all together, but definitely leaves you wanting book 7 to get here TOMORROW.  Anyway, so yeah, alot of important and surprising shit happens in this book.  In fact, something really big happens at the end, and I can honestly say, it isn't a GOOD something.  I reached the end of the book feeling like it was a good book, and that I had enjoyed it just as I had the other books in the Harry Potter series, but I also felt very sad and angry about this thing that happened at the end.  I went to bed last night with my brain full of questions and feelings of disbelief, sadness, anger, and betrayal in my heart, and had a bit of trouble sleeping because of it.  I woke up this morning, still not really believing that JK Rowling would do something like that, and still with my brain full of questions.  As the day wore on, and I had time to mull and stew over it, and also have access to a million other Harry Potter fans via internet, my opinion gradually changed.  I was already suspicious last night, because something didnt seem quite right, and in JK Rowling's world, things are rarely what they seem.  And indeed, upon listening to the comments and conversations of other HP fans, I am convinced (well, mostly convinced anyway, alot of stuff in this book that I had expected and other HP fans predicted did not come to pass) that that situation at the end of the book was not as it seemed, and in book 7, the betrayal I felt will be rectified.  Ok, that's it for now.  Everyone prolly thinks I'm pathetic to sit down and write all this, but I am high right now, and have nothing better to do.  Plus I love Harry Potter!  I really do have a life...I do...I swear I do!  I don't care if you don't believe me!  Hey, stop laughing!  Well, I'll get you....AVADA KEDAVRA!!!  Hey, why isn't it working??  Oh yeah, I'm not a witch....damn! 

I know I'm pathetic, but I just don't care, it's too much fun to stop!  

"Blocked again and again and again until you learn to keep your mouth shut and your mind closed, Potter!"  ~Profesor Severus Snape

Cheers!

~*~L.J.~*~


» Jake was making out with my mom...ewwwww!!!

But they were playing beerpong and both missed the table, so I guess it's ok (I guess).  Besides, they had to do it, I don't tolerate cheating at beerpong at my house!  Just glad I didn't have to see it.  The party was pretty cool, not a whole lot of people came, but it was really fun and everyone got shitcanned.  Still have a buttload of Jell-O shots left, though, which sucks, because I don't know what to do with them, seeing as how they suck. Remind me not to put a cup of vodka in next time.  Everyone had fun playing beerpong though, especially my mother...but I shan't go into THAT for obvious reasons *shudder*   Well, its over now, and I'm turning my thoughts to Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince that comes out next Satruday.  I am still in the middle of the Stephanie Plum book that Jen bought me.  It is pretty good, hilarious at times, but I have to admit that I would rather be reading something by Tolkien.  I am going to try to finish it tonight and get the rest of the fifth Harry Potter read again so it will be fresh in my mind for Saturday.  Half-Blood Prince should take a total of about 2 or 3 days to read, I should think, then I think I am loaning it to Jen.  After I finish it, I had planned on re-reading the Lord of the Rings trilogy again, but we'll see.  I had also wanted to read the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books this summer, but now I am not feeling it as much as I was after I saw the movie.  Oh well, still swimming almost everyday.  I go to the vet, go to work and hang out, seems as that's all I do.  Pretty boring summer, really.  No big vacations planned or anything except a camping trip in August and a trip to the lake in August, plus maybe another trip to Cedar Point.  All in all, the new Harry Potter book, my party, and the afore mentioned events are going to be the highlights of my summer.  Maybe some of the movies that are coming out over the summer as well.  War of the Worlds was pretty good, and I am looking forward to seeing Charlie and the Chocolate factory next week sometime, though I was originally planning on seeing it with Kelly, but I don't think that is going to happen.  It really sucks that all my school friends live so far away, as they are the people I like to see movies with because they always want to see the same things I want to see.  Oh well, still don't know when I am moving to NC.  *sigh*  Well over and out for now...

Peace   ~*~L.J.~*~


» I finally got a fuckin' job!!!
Wow, I just realized I haven't written in this thing for like 5 years...I suppose that could be because all I've done in the past 5 years was sit on my ass in the house and do nothing. But no more. I finally got a job-at Bob Evans. Hey, stop laughing! Oh well, I know it's not the greatest thing in the world, but it's a job, and I need money sooooo bad. I'll be cooking like I did at the Union, so it shouldn't be too bad...plus all the managers I have met so far are HOT, so I guess that's a little perk I can look forward to...>;-p Yeah, so anyway, I've been observing at a new Vet in Findlay...it's OK so far. I always feel like I am in the way...just one of my weird social things. The people are pretty nice, and they do a good job over there, so I guess I am happy with it. I need to get more experience than jus that, though. *Sigh* I have alot of work ahead of me...not to mention I did simply wretched on my MCATS. Really no desire to do THAT again...perhaps I'll take the GRE this time... less math than the MCAT, I heard. Oh well, I don't really want to dwell on that anymore for a while. Actually, I want to get off of here. I just had a big glass of Dow's port, and I'm a bit tipsy. Feel like taking a nap. At least I can smoke again.......:-D. Well, I'll check in later. All for now.

Cheers!

~*~L.J.~*~
» Lord, I'm bored...
Yeah, so I have been home for about a week and a half now, and I haven't posted yet. Partly because I didn't have the internet until last week, partly because I haven't really been on because I've been looking for a job (bleh!), and also partly because I just haven't felt like it. I mean its not like there has been anything eventful to post about. I've pretty much been hanging out here or looking for work. My shortage of funds for drugs and booze and my mom are the main factors for the all-consuming job hunt lately. Not really much else going on so far. The weather's starting to get nice, finally. I went to the Electronic Music Festival in Detroit on Sunday. It was pretty cool. Got to hang out with some people I haven't hung out with in a little while, and everyone got along great, so that was cool. Kelly came back to the P.C. with me yesterday, so I got to show her my boring-ass little part of the world. It actually was rather a good time. Tomorrow Tray is coming over to get shitcanned by the pool with me. Fun will be had by all, certainly ;-). Seriously, other than that, there is not much to report. Going to keep looking for a job. Hoping to make a mini-book list to work on this summer, since most of my time not preoccupied by work and observing at the vet will consist of me hanging out here. I still have to finish my second read of the Silmarillion, then the book Jen loaned me. Then, the sixth Harry Potter book! HELL YEAH, can't wait for that shit. Then, I'm not sure. I really want to re-read the Lord of the Rings trilogy, but there are a buttload of other books I want to read too. I want to check out the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books, and get some of the Lemony Snicket's books done too, although those take approximately 5 seconds to read. Oh well. Need to get my ass in gear about North Carolina. I should probably e-mail or call them tomorrow. Well, that's about it for now. Yes, I know this entry is as boring as listening to a Physics lecture :-( Guess I'll report back later.
Peace ~*~L.J.~*~
» Where have all the nerdy movies gone... :-( ?

Everyone who knows me well can tell you that I am a major nerd, and what's more, I am very proud of it.  Rarely do I let more than 15 minutes go by in a conversation before I bring up something Harry Potter related, or make some reference to the Lord of the Rings trilogy.  I wouldn't go so far as to attend one of those convention things (no desire to, really), or dress up as certain characters, like the Star Wars fans do, but I definitely get into fantasy/sci-fi type of  books and movies more than normal people do.  For instance, I belong to several clubs and message boards having to do with the two afore mentioned series and others, as well.  Being, at heart, an artsy, creative type of person, the opportunity these types of genres leave for expansion on the story also appeals to me. I've been doing fanart since I was like the age of 5.  It started with things like The Lion King, and various other Disney movies, and it never really went away.  I still do drawings based on my favorite movies and books now, although less frequently than when I was younger.  Sometimes inspiration takes a hold, and I just can't help myself  ;-) .  Reading fanfiction is also a favorite hobby of mine.  It's like reading the book, only it fills in the gaps that aren't described in the book (or movie).  Some of it is crap, really, written by stupid little teenagers, but some of it is of novel-quality caliber, and is quite entertaining.  I've even tried my hand at writing some myself, although, it is, in my opinion, not that good, and is really just for my own benefit as an outlet to pour my creativity and thoughts into.  It's really quite therapeutic at times, like writing in a journal. Oh well, that's just my little exploration of my "hobby."  I am sure some of you now are of the opinion that I am crazy.  Could be.  Anyway, to finally get to the real subject of this entry, I was surfing my geeky little web sites on this fine morning, my cup of coffee in hand, music cranked up for all of Campbell Hill to to be rudely awakened by, when I came across this one webpage.  I think it might have been someone's blog, but this guy (or girl) was going on and on about how we, as nerds, have nothing to look forward to, movie-wise, in the upcoming couple years.  That is true, in some respects, but there are also some movies coming up in the near future that look great.  The saddest thing is that the two greatest trilogies in human history (IMO, anyway) are now over.  I am, of course talking about Lord of the Rings, and Star Wars.  Now, I am not a huge Star Wars fan, its ok, but it is like the nerd's bible, so I must at least mention it.  I haven't seen Revenge of the Sith yet, tonight's the night (I heard it was awesome, too!), but after that, there will be no more Star Wars movies, at least not made by George Lucas.  It's just kind of sad, the six movies, considered by many to be the  greatest epic Sci-fi saga of all time, are now done, and there will be no more.  Yeah, and Lord of the Rings I am not going to go into too much, just because the trilogy has been finished now for nearly a year and a half. I was so sad when it was over, I am not even going to elaborate.   A personal favorite of mine is also ended, The Matrix movies.  Many people hated the second two movies, but I have always liked them, and was sad when they were over.  Not so bad now though, since that was like a year and a half ago.  Oh well, it was inevitable >;-).  On the other hand, though, we nerds still have alot to look forward to.  The next four Harry Potter movies, for instance, not to mention the last two books.  Also, Peter Jackson's making a film rendition of the prequel to LOTR, The Hobbit, which I, personally, being the LOTR freak that I am, am looking forward to greatly.  That seems very far off, I don't think he has even started production yet, as its not on Internet Movie Database (I swear by that site, I'm telling you, if you haven't checked it out, go do it! There's a link to it on my links section).  However, there are some other movies that look fantastic that are coming out in the next year or so.  Charlie and the Chocolate Factory looks good (I used to looooove this movie as a kid, I totally had a crush on Gene Wilder), although I don't know as if this would be considered a nerdy movie.  I suppose it does have a nerd factor because of Johnny Depp.  He's sort of slipped into geeky circles because of Pirates of the Carribbean, although many non-geeky type of people love him and that movie.  Speaking of POTC, we also have the sequel to look forward to.  And, dude, don't even get me started on The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe that comes out next Christmas.  The Chronicles of Narnia was a favorite of mine as a child (naturally), although I haven't read all the books.  I loved the book and cartoon version of  The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (LWW), and when I heard that they were making a movie out of it, I all but shit a brick.  I finally saw a preview of it during the ABC showing of the second Harry Potter movie (the scenes from Goblet of Fire look awesome!), and it looked absolutely incredible! Even Laura, who normally doesn't like geeky shit thought it looked awesome, I think she had read the book as a kid, as well.  I had always hoped they would do a good movie version of that book, and seeing what was done with LOTR,  I have very high hopes for this movie. I am very much looking forward to this.  I guess I also should throw in any future Lemony Snicket's movies.  I really liked the first one, and the book was good too, entertaining, although clearly written for younger readers.  I could also mention any future Spiderman movies, and I know a new Batman is coming out, but I was not into the Batman movies at all, and was not a huge fan of the Spiderman movies, so I will just mention them in passing.  All in all, while it is regretful that there are no more LOTR movies to look forward to (and believe me, I do regret this) there is still some good shit coming out in the near future that will keep the nerd in me, and even some of you, very happy indeed.  Anyway, that is my little nerdy rambling. I try not to go into all this shit too much on here because I know some of the people who read this will both  a.) think I am very strange and a little crazy (as if you don't already ;-) ) and b.) not want to ever read my blog because it bores them out of their minds.  However, today, I am hyped up on coffee, the prospect of a great summer ahead of me, and the excitement at seeing Star Wars tonight.  So forgive me my jabbering just this once.  My next entry shall be far more normal, and IMO, mundane. *sigh*  Well, I think that's about it for now.  I have to go pack some of my shit up, or maybe I'll just surf for a little longer... I want to get out of here, but yet I don't...I will miss Campbell Hill 103 more than I realize, I think...but the discussion of that is for another entry.  Peace.

Ta,

~*~L.J.~*~

P.S. I am obsessed with the song I am listening to right now, everyone needs to go buy the new 3 Doors Down album, it's great!


» It's finally over.....

Well, folks this is it. I am officially an alumnist of Bowling Green State University.  I don't really know how I feel about it. The predominant emotion is probably sadness.  Besides not graduating with honors (missed it by like 3 tenths of a point!), I am sad for other more normal reasons. I have not made a whole lot of friends here, but the ones I have made (and kept, anyway) I hold very dear. I know I will see them again over the summer and even next year, but it still won't be the same as if we were actually taking classes together and I was working at the Union. Others I have made friends with and grew apart from I wish the best of luck and wished we had stayed close, but sometimes life takes people down different paths, and you have to follow the one you feel calling to you. I wish no one ill will. I have experienced so much here at BGSU and learned alot about other people, the world around me, and myself in the process. A chapter in my life is closing, and I suppose its only natural to be sad. All the things I am into now, I got into when I was attending school here. When I compare myself to the scared little pathetic freshman that first travelled here one Saturday morning and called this place "The Hellhole" for the whole first year, I see how I have grown and changed, but yet I still see many similarities between myself and that girl. I am about to embark on a new phase in my life (first time taking a year off of school since pre-school) in which I will have to grow up even more. I am scared, just like I was then. I realize now that being scared about such things is just part of growing up, everyone has to deal with it. You get through it and come out a better person, for the most part. The people that you meet a long the way and the experiences you have, good or bad, only serve to enrich the process of living. The people I've met and the experiences I've had, have, over all, contributed to my life, and I am a better person for having them. Ok, so I was waaaay more eloquent about this the other night when I was high...but I felt like I had to write a tribute to my time here at BG. So, to all my friends and roommates, you have made my time here interesting, eventful, sometimes even a pain in the ass, but mostly just awesome all around! I love you all and will miss you greatly. I will be seeing most of you over the summer still, but I will no longer be apart of the college scene, which is sad.  Anyway, that is my emotional little harangue for the day.  I am capable of writing a long, sad, epic entry about friendship and growing up and all that, but frankly, I am too lazy to, and Harry Potter is on TV ;-p  So, I will bid you all a fond farewell and sign off for the evening.  Good luck to everyone who is graduating, those who are still in school, and everyone in between!  May you all find happiness, friendship, goodwill, and peace with the world! 

"The Road goes ever on and on

Down from the door where it began.

Now far ahead the Road has gone,

And I must follow, if I can,

Pursuing it with eager feet,

Until it joins some larger way

Where many paths and errands meet,

And whither then? I cannot say."

                     ~J.R.R. Tolkien

 

Farewell, my friends, and may you all find the right path to wander down!

~*~L.J.~*~

 

 

 


» I finally got the map!

And it looks incredible folks! I've been waiting forever and five days for that fucker and I finally got it on Friday. In case you don't know what I'm talking about, it is a map of Middle Earth that my ex was having his friend draw up for me (yeah, he draws maps for a hobby, go figure), until we broke up. Then we fought about who was paying for it, and it was just one big bloody mess that I don't want to go into. ANYway, the guy finally finished it last week. Now all I have to do is find a frame that will fit it, so I can hang it proudly above my computer, thereby declaring my geekhood to all who enter my room! Muhahahahaha!!!!! Ok, I'm done. Well what else....yeah its finals week, and hopefully I will only have one final. Who the hell knows when I will find out if I have to take the other one...probably the day of the test. If she couldnt grade one test over the course of two weeks, I don't bloody well see how she's going to grade everyone's projects and tests over one weekend. God. So yeah, Mushroom hunting. Really wanna go. hopefully there will still be some by the time I get out of school. Hopefully I can go home next week for a few days and hunt a little. What else? Don't really want to go to graduation ceremony, but invited whole family, so really can't back out now. Why am I talking in clipped sentances? No idea. Have to work tomorrow @ 6 in the morning. But hey! It's a good job I don't have a test to study for all day tomorrow when I get home.....oh wait :-(.  Anyway, think I'll go to bed soon, yeah this is a boring entry, sue me! Seems like I can never get into the mood to write...hmmm...........well, I'm out.

Cheers!
               ~*~L.J.~*~


» I think I'm gonna cry...

The floppy disk that I have had for like 2 years which had all the stories and other shit that I had wrote over that period of time is now gone. I am not sure what exactly happened to it, but now whenever I put it in and try to run the stuff on it, a little box pops up and tells me the disk is not properly formatted for my computer.  I have no idea how to fix it or even know if I can fix it.  I tried it on Laura's computer, and it was just as fucked up on there.  Man, this totally sucks ASS! I was totally working on this thing that I had saved, now I will have to start all over again.  Not to mention that I had other stuff I had written before on there, some of which I was not finished with.  *Sigh* I guess this will teach me a lesson about having back-up disks and whatnot.  I really hope I can find someway to get my computer to read it again.  Anyway, enough about that, it makes me sad to think about it.  So, Tray is now officially engaged. I am so surprised :-/  Can you tell that I can barely contain my excitement?  Not that I'm not happy for her, but we all knew it was coming.  I am looking forward to all the partying surrounding the wedding, but afterwards I know we will never see her. *Sigh* oh well, all part of growing up, I suppose.  I have to get used to my friends going their separate ways......man this is depressing, first my disk, now this, this is turning out to be a sad entry. I don't even want to talk about my Biochem exam.....*shudder* it was definitely not my usual stellar performance.  I guess I am over it now, since I am doing the extra credit with Kristy and Trisha, and will almost certainly not have to take the final.  I was sooooooo pissed off on Friday though, and to top it off, I came home and the power was out, and when I finally got it to work again, the internet was fucked up!  I don't know what it is about computers, though, seriously.  I'm like their mortal enemy or something.  It's like before they're sold, they take an oath among themselves to do everything in their power, save crashing completely, to have minor glitches that will annoy the fuck out of me! I think they are in on the conspiracy against me that the rest of the world is in on. Lord.....anyway I have to go work on the Biochem extra credit, which will suck ass, but not as much ass as the final would.  Hopefully something good will happen to me soon that I can report on (*crosses fingers* please GOD let it be that my disk is fixed!!!).  Well, on the upside, I don't feel like ass anymore! Ummmm, yeah.   

               Ta</p>

                             ~*~L.J.~*~


» Anyone get the license of the fucking cheese grater...

that fucking decided it would make grated parmesan of my vocal chords? OK, I know that was lame, but that's exactly what my throat feels like right now. Seriously, this has gone on all week, I think I may have strep throat, but I don't know because I've never had it. I really hope I don't have to go home and go to the doctor tomorrow. What is up with me being sick? I NEVER get sick, but while living here, I've been sick at least 3 times. Disease runs rampant in this apartment, I swear to God. I commented on this earlier today to Tray, and she thought it was perhaps because our house is a fucking hole.  The fact that the amount of filth built up in this place is indistinguishable from that built up in the dumpster outside may have something to do with it. *Sigh* I am not going to name names because I am just as responsible.  I never fucking clean! Still, I am just as disgusted when I look around at all the empty beer cans laying about, piles of dirty dishes, and layers of dust as I would be if I hadn't had anything to do with making the mess. I am sooooo not looking forward to moving out... :-(  Anyway, being sick made for a rather sad 4:20.  I smoked, but not a lot, and now my throat hurts even more. People want me to go out and party this weekend, but I don't know if I'll be able to at this rate. Well, what else....I am obsessed with this song now...ummm......oh yeah, I got a fucking 82 on that damn Physics test....ok, but I was really hoping for something a little better than that. Oh well, what ever can one do when one's instructor is an obnoxious, arrogant little snot who expects his class to listen to him ramble on and on about shit his kids did when they were like five, and then solve test questions that involve remote little bits of information that he happened to mention offhandedly in said ramblings.  I missed 3 questions on the front page of the test, which knocked me down 15 points.   The material of one of them, I had never seen before in my life, and the other two, I had vaguely remembered him mentioning in an offhand kind of manner, but not as any serious test material.  I read all 4 chapters and re-did all the homework.  I hardly think his testing methods are fair. He is a poor instructor and an idiot, besides, in my humble opinion. Yeah, I haven't gotten the biochem test back yet. Isn't that funny? I took that test like 2 weeks ago. I took the Physics test like last Wednesday and got it back this past Monday.  I took and got the Physics test back in between the time I took the Biochem test and got it back.  Our teacher is rather a slacker. Oh well. Starting to feel like shit again, so I think I'm going to wrap it up. I could go study for Biochem, but we all know how likely THAT is to happen.

"In the morning I'm leaving, makin' my way back to Cleveland, so tonight, I hope that I will do just fine.  And I don't see how you could ever be, anything but mine." ~Kenny Chesney  

I love this song! The chorus just rubs me the right way, maybe because I'm from a place that's sort of near Clevelend, or maybe because I've had some relationships that this song would be appropriate for, I don't know. I just like it :-D

~Peace

~*~L.J.~*~  (who's gonna be taking a huge fucking dose of NyQuil in a lil' while, tehe!)


» It's a beautiful day in teh neighborhood...

and I'm stuck in Biochem, and ...*shudders* Physics.  And I spelled "the" wrong on purpose, if you were wondering.  Yes, I am an internet geek, thank you for asking :-D.  Well, the MCAT sucked some hard core ass, just like I knew it would, but its over now, so I shan't worry about it until I get my results back, which won't be until like 2 months from now.  I am totally fine with that long of a waiting period, BTW.  Wednesday is 4:20! YAY! I think we're going "househopping," so to speak. Should be a good time. Hopefully a certain somebody won't be dragging ass like she was the last time she was here, because that sucked ass for the rest of us. You know who you are!  Anyway, what else...I think we will get our Biochem and Physics tests back today...hopefully I will get an A on at least one of them, but I'm not holding my breath.  Well, just a couple weeks until graduation, and I almost wish I was staying another semester, just so I can get my GPA up to a 3.5. Right now its a 3.46, and I am incrdibly pissed off about it.  I thought for a long time I had a 3.5, and I checked the other day and it was only 3.46.  It was like that in high school too, its like I'm almost there, but in the end, I am still on the outside, pressing my face against the window, looking in on all the people who graduated with honors.  I am always almost there, but not quite THERE.  It pisses me off sooooooooo much!!! It's teh fucking math, dude, I'm telling you!!! I kick ass at everything else. English, all my biology classes, history, all the other little shit classes I took to complete my major, all A's across the board.  But put me in a Chemistry class, or Physics, and its C's across the board. Why must I suck so badly at math!? It's not fair! I know people that are taking easy classes and are getting 3.7s and 3.8s and shit like that. I know I shouldn't be jealous, after all, I am taking way harder classes then they are, but damnit, I can't help it!!! School is supposed to be where I excel, where I shine.  For God sakes, Jake is getting like a 3.7 and he's a fucking alcoholic (no offense, Jake, sweetie, if you read this, but its true). I get depressed when I think of graduation because I thought I'd come out on top, and I didn't.  I feel like a failure.  I know everyone would tell me I'm not, but I feel like it. Ughhhh, why did I have to type all this out, now I'll be thinking about it all day.....Well, over and out, sorry this was such a depressing entry. 

    ~*~L.J.~*~


» I don't care what anyone says, "The Reason" is the best song in the entire universe!!!

I love this song sooooo much, its probably my favorite song in the whole world.  Putting a song on the pop radio stations totally RUINS it. Especially if it gets waaaay overplayed, like this song did. Now everyone hates it, and people make fun of me when I tell them its my favorite song. *Sigh* oh well, I don't care, this song is incredible. Its just one of those songs that strikes you the right way, you know? Awesome tune, awesome lyrics. I love it. ANYway, I think the dreaded Physics exam actually went rather well.  There were a couple questions I wasn't sure about, but overall I think I should come out of it with at least a B, and maybe an A. God knows I need it. If I got an A I think I would shit a brick. I won't dare to hope though. Now I just have the MCAT on Saturday to worry about, then I'll be kewl for the week. Next week should be my last week to fuck around before finals, so I'd better make the most of it. I don't think that will be a problem, seeing as how 4:20 is on Wednesday :-D. Hehe!  Yeah, so I have a biochem quiz to study for today, should be easy.  Shudder to think about what I got on the last test, though...Anyway, I can't think of anything else to say, I know this entry is kind of boring.  Oh well, deal with it!  I'll post later if something interesting happens, but don't hold your breath on that.  My life is pretty mundane, as I', sure you've realized by now. 

Cheers!   

        ~*~L.J.~*~


» Dude, I really hope I don't fail Physics...

Because my mom would skin me alive and sell my tanned hide to passing Gypsies...ok, NO idea where that came from, and no offense to any Gypsies out there, I am just talking out my ass like I always do.  Ask any of my friends. Chyeah, so, I think the word you're looking for is ANYway. I have a big Physics test tomorrow, as I'm sure you already know if you had spoken to me for more than 2 seconds within the past week.  I pretty much have to get a B or above (LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!) on it, or I'm screwed.  I care not to go into great detail about that part of it, but you get the basic gist.  I am supposed to be GRADUATING for Christ sake!  I studied my ass off all weekend, yesterday, and today.  I am severely stressed out!  Iv'e had a headache all day, and my stomach is in knots.  I'm not trying to get a free pity party or anything (but if you should to decide to give me one, a twelve-pack of Bud Light or Bud Select would be make an excellent sympathy gift ;-) ), I just need to vent.  This is what this horrid excuse for a class does to me. Crandall is the biggest cocksucking asshole on the face of the planet!!!!  GOD I HATE THIS CLASS!!!!  Ok, I'm done talking about this now. I am sure its quite boring to all my faithful readers out there who turn in each day for another one of my exciting adventures (what do you mean, "pathetic?"  I have no idea what you're talking about...), and its depressing for me.  Yeah, so, I'm finally getting the map, and I am sooooooooooooooooooooooo excited about it!!! The dude IMed me the other day and said it would be done on Thurs.  If I am not too busy studying for the MCAT *makes snorting noise* I shall go pick it up.  I want a frame for it, I hope I can find a cheap one at Wal-Mart or something.  What I'd really like to do is go to a hippie shop like the Shed or something and see if I can find a really cool one, a Middle-Earthish looking one. Maybe I could find one on E-bay. Oh well, plenty of time for that, although I would like to hang it on my wall for my remaining month or so here. *sigh* I love LOTR...but I won't go into that, because I know most people who read this aren't as big of Tolkien nerds, or ANY kind of nerds for that matter, as I am.  So yeah, I guess that's it for now, pretty tired, and I have to get up and go to work tomorrow.  They have me working in Steak Escape again...I forgot how much ass it sucked *sigh* Ah well...it'll be a'ight :-D

Farewell!   

~*~L.J.~*~


» Sittin' on my ass, drinkin' a fo'ty...
Yup yup yup, all I need now is a brown paper bag to wrap it up in, a curb to poor it on, and some dead homies to give props to, and I'll be all set ;-). Anywho, going to see New Toys, The Greatest Band in the World (at least my roomies think so) tonight at the trashiest bar in BG, Checkers. It's a dive bar of the worst kind, full of nasty town folk, and whatnot, but oh well, I'm planning on being a little fuckered up before I go. Yeah, so totally bombed a Biochem test today. Like the procrasitnator that I am, I waited until last night to study, and went to Trisha's to study with her and Kristy. Well, we started off fine, but one thing led to another, and before long we were discussing the merits of premarital sex (to quote Trisha: once you pop, you can't stop), the "hood" (Jenny knows what I'm talking about), and our experiences with mind-altering substances in our younger days (to quote Trisha again: "Dude, we are reaaaallllyyy tired). So, yeah, not much work got done there. So, went home, studied for about 2 hours, when Snuffles calls me up and is like "yeah, so Jake called me up and said meet me at Quarters," so you should all know what happened consequently...yeah, I went out, sue me! I'm a sucker for Jake, sorry. So took the test today, and it decidedly sucked balls. Everyone said so too. Well, went shopping to cheer myself up. Extra money from the income tax check and whatnot. Got 4 shirts and some body wash from Bath and Body Works (love that place, but they charge and arm and a leg for fucking shower gel!) So now, going to see New Toys. This would be a longer entry, but I have to go pick Kristy's lazy ass up. So everyone read this and leave a comment, it will make my day tomorrow when I have to study for a massive Physics test. Thanks! Over and out,
~*~L.J.~*~

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