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Sunday, 22 November 2009

  • The Tempest

    Woe to you, O you seed of the Earth
    For with fire and ice the storm rages within
    If only there were angels who wished to prevail
    Suppress your screams, and listen well
    As the young one tells her tale
         "Cry a little, cry with me,
         "My burden is of old.
         "Hearts break, decimated beneath this tempest.
         "I watch my life collapse before my eyes.
         "This ship is moving South;
         "My hope along with it."
    Silent screams inundate the air,
    The atmosphere so turbulent and vile.
    These dreams you've devised matter no more;
    Their beauty fades with the hush of falling shadows.
    Surrender body and mind to the depraved darkness.
         "Wish a little, wish with me,
         "For this map has yet to unfold.
         "The impressions of your love remain;
         "For if only I could bear your pain!
         "If I never hear your voice again,
         "I shall cast away the beat of my heart."
    The voice of Him who brutalizes echos in the night;
    The Devil's caress is yet so near.
    The perpetual night engulfs the light of hope.
    Do not think you are ever hidden,
    For He longs to fulfill His sanguinary addiction.
         "Hurt a little, hurt with me,
         "The fury of my storm is so bold!
         "This battle I am left to fight,
         "You alone know this vicious cycle.
         "Without your hand, I find only a shroud;
         "Your enigma eludes the hope of my reality."

Thursday, 19 November 2009

  • ...Awkward

    Yes, I am awkward.  I don't mind it, so I hope you laugh a little bit.

    I am a master at getting locked in

    About a month ago, I was at school.  I had about five minutes before my next class was supposed to start (darn class before it ran late!) and I had to pee so badly, I knew I wouldn't be able to wait until my next class was out. Soooo I just ran to the bathroom and wasn't really paying attention, but I went into the one stall that is REALLY hard to unlock.  I don't know how on earth I locked it, really.  But when I realized I couldn't unlock it, and I had negative four seconds to get to class, I just ended up crawling out from under the stall.
    Thank goodness no one else was in the bathroom or that would have just screamed "AWKWARD."

    So today.
    Haha.

    A little background is required:
    Tomorrow is New Student Orientation.  We are preforming an informative skit during the presentation.  Of course, all good skits require excellent sets...right?  Well about five ambassadors had pulled MORE than their weight in getting those sets painted, but there was still a little bit left to be done.  With no one else volunteering, even though I had worked about five hours on those sets, I just said I'd go knock it out and finish up the sets.

    In order to protect the tile floors inside the building, we put our sets out on a patio that students aren't allowed to use normally.  The only way to get on that patio is to go through FSC 400 - a huge room with a stage and all that jazz.  So I worked for about an hour and a half and finally, I was done!  So I gathered my things and walked back inside and went to the door...

    ... It was locked. FROM THE OUTSIDE.

    I never heard anyone lock the doors...so this was awkward.

    I called my adviser and he laughed and said he'd take care of it.  I sat on the stage and waited... A couple of minutes later, campus security unlocks the door.  Both of the security men looked like they were trying not to laugh as they asked how I got locked in, and if I was okay. 

    ...yay for getting locked in awkward places! 

Tuesday, 17 November 2009

  • Today I...

    * had two job interviews
    * drove over 150 miles
    * changed clothes in my trunk three times
    * was given an eyeball cap (used in embalming)
    * had some Starbucks coffee
    * missed my cue
    * thought the sky was beautiful
    * enjoyed the weather
    * looked at shoes
    * was told I had cold hands
    * drove without shoes
    * did not wear a nose stud
    * hugged a friend
    * was given my New Student Orientation t-shirt
    * worked in enrollment services for 4.5 hours
    * filed paperwork, stuffed envelopes, and looked up over 100 students in the "Banner" system
    * sang at the top of my lungs with my favorite song
    * did homework in my car


    NOW because I have been up since 4:30AM, I think I will go get ready for bed.

Monday, 16 November 2009

  • 3x tag-back

    "Rules: Once you've been tagged, you are supposed to write a note blog with 25 random facts, habits, goals, or things about you. At the end, choose 25 people to be tagged. You have to tag the person who tagged you."

    1.  Fact:  I am a vegetarian.  I would say I'm vegan, but I occasionally use milk or cheese when cooking.

    2.  Habit:  I check my Facebook every morning while lying in bed, estimated time 5:02AM

    3.  Goal:  To obtain an apprenticeship within the next month.

    4.  Fact:  I am in love with my high school sweetheart.  We dated off-and-on all through high school, had the normal fights and break-ups, but he is the only one that I ever want. 

    5.  Habit:  I overwork myself habitually.  I stay up til 2AM working or studying then get up at 5AM to get to work/school on time.  I have 4 classes in a row at school, then I pull two and a half hours in enrollment services for my scholarship, then go home and do homework, study, housework etc.  The next day, I get up and go to work, then go home and study etc.  This repeats til I'm at my breaking point.  Then I cry for about 30 minutes, then everything is okay again.

    6.  Goal:  To be married to said sweetheart by December 2010.

    7.  Fact:  I have had six knee surgeries.  Rarely a day goes by that my legs do not hurt.

    8.  Habit:  Psychological torture upon myself.

    9.  Goal:  To completely overcome the wounds that have been inflicted by my mother, infected by her words, and decaying in my heart for the past some-odd years.

    10.  Fact:  My hair is naturally curly.

    11.  Habit:  I pop my knuckles, elbows, wrists, and back out of necessity a couple of times each day.  I pop my knuckles who knows how many times as a nervous habit. 

    12.  Goal:  To go back to school, some time in the future.  This is, of course, after I've been working in my field with my associates for a good while.  I'm not sure what I'll study... But I think I may want to go back to school eventually.  Ah, what am I saying? I haven't even graduated yet.

    13.  Fact:  I have absolutely no social life and very few friends.

    14.  Habit:  After I check FB from bed each morning, I carry my cat downstairs and feed her, make coffee, then return to my room to begin getting ready.

    15.  Goal:  To have friends.  I have many, many acquaintances but my standards are so high for myself (and thus for my friends since I never lower my standards) that most people just...don't meet them. 

    16.  Fact:  The only person to say "I love you" to me in the past year is my boyfriend. 

    17.  Habit:  I spin my promise ring on my finger almost all the time - unconsciously.

    18.  Goal:  To graduate from Jeff State with a 4.0GPA....so far so good!

    19.  Fact:  I correct people's grammar in my mind.  Yes, when I read your blogs I am thinking about the grammatical errors that you have made.  No worries, though, I still enjoy reading them. 

    20.  Habit:  I read FMLs and Texts From Last Night every night before I go to sleep (on my iPod).

    21.  Goal:  To be the very best wife to my sweetheart that I possibly can be.  He deserves so much more than me, and I want to give him my very best.

    22.  Fact:  Failure is my biggest fear and my worst enemy.

    23.  Habit:  I never stop until I think things are absolutely perfect.  I can't accept it.

    24.  Goal:  To have more Xanga readers eventually.  It makes my day when people read/post comments on my blogs. 

    25.  Fact:  I am 5 feet tall and 87lbs.  My ring size is 5 and I hate yogurt.  Also, I love Michael Buble and Megadeth.   My favorite book of the Bible is Genesis (or Philippians or James).  I have read Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte at least three times. I am dissatisfied with only being able to list 25 things because I feel that there is so much more to me....but I could be completely wrong.
  • Another Good Monday

    [commence pointless blog]

    My English professor, Mr. Burnham, has got to be one of my favorite people of all times.  If you have read my blogs previously, you will know some of what has transpired.

    Today, he felt the need to elaborate.

    I am always early for his class due to the class I have prior always getting out 30 minutes early.  Today, as I passed Mr. Burnham's office (on the way to the classroom), he called me in. 

    He said he felt a moral obligation to caution me not to waste my life.  He said that with a mind as brilliant as mine, I ought to do something with it.  He really wants me to change my major to English or do something medicinal - he said that I stick out like a sore thumb with a large bandage compared to the other students he has.  He certainly has a way with words, no?  The conversation actually went on for about 30 minutes, though we didn't focus on me and my major choice.  He's like a grandfather figure, really.  He's interesting and funny, and we get along very well.

    As he and I were walking to class, he said "I've been trying to figure out the best way to say this.  You give this old man hope.  Your writing is inspiring and although I've not taught you a thing, I enjoy reading your papers." 

    He makes my day.  I'm always sad when English class doesn't meet.


    I had a consultation of sorts at a large funeral home in my area.  I met with the manager and he seemed impressed with my resume.  I have two more consultations tomorrow at different funeral homes.  My English professor would be disappointed, since my major remains funeral service education.  Haha.

    [terminate pointless blog]

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