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I don’t believe horoscopes, but I have mine on my My Yahoo! page because they’re sometimes amusing . . . today’s is actually semi-true though:
"A dear one may tell you to stop daydreaming and start thinking more realistically about your life. Don't listen to them. Keep daydreaming. You can have it all if you keep your goals in sight and your spirit positive."
Woo---I have "experts" telling me to keep daydreaming---I can deal with that! :D
Dr. Richard was telling us today in Bio about how he used to search for earthworms in parks (at night with a flashlight) when he was growing up in London. He was surprised they never arrested him for doing it, but then said "I could have gotten arrested a lot more times when I was younger. But I won’t tell you about that . . well, maybe after you graduate . . .". Does that sound a bit like O, Sarah? hehe . . .
'Tis so pretty outside today! Too bad most of the flowers on the magnolia outside my dorm window have fallen . . . .
Friend participation time! I'm ordering a CD for my mom from Amazon.com for Mother's Day, and I'm going to order one for myself too so I can get free shipping (and more music---yay!). Sooo . . . which album should I get? I'm thinking about gettting Hayley Westenra's Pure, Michael Bublé's debut album, or Enya's A Day without Rain (possibly the soundtrack for Princess Bride, if the album I get for my mom is over $14, since 'tis only $11). Ooh . . . Shooshers had me listen to Ben Jelen and I think I might have to get his album too . . . . Granted, I'm going to get all of these albums (as well as the LotR trilogy soundtrack and Sarah Brightman's Eden and La Luna) *eventually*, but which should I get now? Decisions, decisions . .
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Apr. 17th, 2004 10:20 pmWow . . . I haven't really written a real entry on here in awhile . . . this week was crazy--I had sooo much stuff due!
I made an account on Xanga yesterday--same basic user name as here, except 'tis capitalised like my FoJG boardname: LilyofShalott. Don't worry--I'm not leaving you! It's just that all of my SU friends (except Erin, Vicky, Sara, and Chris [who never updates ;)] and friends from home have Xangas and I couldn't comment on them. All I have is my profile page (with a nice big picture of Josh in a suit--THUD) explaining that I'm only my account to comment on my friends' pages . . . . and I have a link to my lj--so my friends will actually read (and comment on) it ;)
Today was soo much fun! 'Twas such a beautiful day + all the magnolias are blooming on campus (and I have one right outside my window!) :D . . .I'm in SAVE (Students Advocating the Value of the Environment . . . or something) here at SU, and we had our EnviroFair at the mall today!! Basically, we had a bunch of tables set up with the various environmental organisations on campus, such as Green SU, GeoClub, etc. We had two SAVE tables, one for info and the other for kids to make crafts. I was in charge of the "God's eyes," which are made by crossing two sticks (popsicle sticks are usually used, but we made them with twigs) and then wrapping multi-coloured yarn around them.(that's a really bad explaination of what they look like . . . you've probably made them before, though . . . )It was so much fun helping the kids make their crafts---and I made about four for myself! Other crafts included pinecone bird feeders, murels made out of beans, and the ever-popular natural sand art + potato planters. Not all the fun was at the mall though--on the way there, Steph, Nate, and I were laughing hysterically at the most random stuff---notably Nates "The BIG Thing of Chocolate" (huge tin of chocolate) and a random neon green kiddie chair in the middle of the highway!! You know you're tired when . . . hahaha
I went back to Smith at 5ish (I'd been EnviroFair-ing since 10am!) and sat and talked w/ Sara for a little. She has "My Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine" written in Sharpie on her neon green CD walkman---that made me happy ('tis a Simon & Garfunkel song).
BR>Sarah, Benny, and I ordered Domino's delivery and ate it in Benny and Richie's room (of course)---yay for pineapple pizza! Yum. We watched Jeopardy and then the end of the Stargate movie, which was actually kind of cool . . . does anyone know if John Williams scored that movie? If he didn't, the person who did must admire him a lot----some parts sounded like something from Star Wars or Indy. Benny was on his computer and Sarah and I took naps . . . yup--we stole Benny and Richie's beds. Sarah left to get changed for a beach party she was going to, and woke me up as she and Benny were about to leave at 10--I had slept for an hour!! Hehe
