Your car's hot, bitch!!!!
I got my Barnard evaluations back and I feel all warm and fuzzy. John McMillion said, and I quote, "Her outgoing and sunny disposition, her quick smile, and her maturity and seriousness of purpose will all serve her well in whatever endeavors she undertakes. Having taught at Columbia, Harvard, and elsewhere, I would happily recommend Naomi to any college or university."
So, second hot guy vote for Harvard. Har har har.
Dude, I so want to have his babies.
P.S. on the back he wrote "keep in touch".
I just got back from my second day of tobacco stings. I am so glad to be done. It was fun though. Hannah and I got Jennifer all sorts of fun gifts, because, well, after awhile candy gets boring. Some of these gifts include travel deodorand and "luv" condoms. Ah good times all around.
When we first got to Ft. Bragg Jennifer took a wrong turn which lead us to the Thanksgiving Coffee Company. We decided to venture in and they gave us a tour and free coffee. It is amazing how much I learned. The Thanksgiving Coffee Company is one of the raddest companies in existance. We talked a lot about the international affects of the big coffee companies (it's just as sick as the tobacco companies, let me tell you) and these guys are doing something about it. For the rest of my time in Mendocino County I will only drink Thanksgiving. I have decided that I want my senior project to have something to do with transnational corporations, but I'm not sure beyond that.
I'm off to read Mythology. Bye kids.
So, second hot guy vote for Harvard. Har har har.
Dude, I so want to have his babies.
P.S. on the back he wrote "keep in touch".
I just got back from my second day of tobacco stings. I am so glad to be done. It was fun though. Hannah and I got Jennifer all sorts of fun gifts, because, well, after awhile candy gets boring. Some of these gifts include travel deodorand and "luv" condoms. Ah good times all around.
When we first got to Ft. Bragg Jennifer took a wrong turn which lead us to the Thanksgiving Coffee Company. We decided to venture in and they gave us a tour and free coffee. It is amazing how much I learned. The Thanksgiving Coffee Company is one of the raddest companies in existance. We talked a lot about the international affects of the big coffee companies (it's just as sick as the tobacco companies, let me tell you) and these guys are doing something about it. For the rest of my time in Mendocino County I will only drink Thanksgiving. I have decided that I want my senior project to have something to do with transnational corporations, but I'm not sure beyond that.
I'm off to read Mythology. Bye kids.