2006 in my LJ
January: I finnally gave in and joined the post Bellian world, and obtained a cell phone.
Februrary: I have realized that I have no idea how to date someone.
March: Two aquantiances of mine (friends of friends) got engaged this week
April: I just got a summer job (and a hair cut) yestreday.
May: I got two non-consecutive hours of sleep!
June: I have been slowly reading through the marvelous works of Jane Austen this summer, and I finally got Pride and Prejudice from the library, and thus managed to read that...which was amazing!
July: It is said that one always learns something new at summer camp.
August: I have a new favorite TV show, unfortunately, it was cancelled two years ago in the middle of its second season.
September: NADA
October: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/5403570.stm
November: 1) Conversion to Orthodox Judaism - Stress in this form takes multiple manifestations, from the stress of going cold turkey with Christianity, to the only being able to participate in Jewish life so much since I'm not yet a Jew (this is my own psychological issue, and not really a reflection of my place in Jewish life, and is ultimately probably just another manifestation of my general lack of social self-esteem, and my irrational fear that everybody secretly hates me/thinks I'm annoying/wishes I would just disappear).
December: YAY! Two of my friends at BU got engaged last night.
Conclusions: I need to just go and ask someone out, and stop being such a fool. My sentences could probably do with a little trimming...with a machete. 2006 ended up being not a very bad year after all (for me at least).
Februrary: I have realized that I have no idea how to date someone.
March: Two aquantiances of mine (friends of friends) got engaged this week
April: I just got a summer job (and a hair cut) yestreday.
May: I got two non-consecutive hours of sleep!
June: I have been slowly reading through the marvelous works of Jane Austen this summer, and I finally got Pride and Prejudice from the library, and thus managed to read that...which was amazing!
July: It is said that one always learns something new at summer camp.
August: I have a new favorite TV show, unfortunately, it was cancelled two years ago in the middle of its second season.
September: NADA
October: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/5403570.stm
November: 1) Conversion to Orthodox Judaism - Stress in this form takes multiple manifestations, from the stress of going cold turkey with Christianity, to the only being able to participate in Jewish life so much since I'm not yet a Jew (this is my own psychological issue, and not really a reflection of my place in Jewish life, and is ultimately probably just another manifestation of my general lack of social self-esteem, and my irrational fear that everybody secretly hates me/thinks I'm annoying/wishes I would just disappear).
December: YAY! Two of my friends at BU got engaged last night.
Conclusions: I need to just go and ask someone out, and stop being such a fool. My sentences could probably do with a little trimming...with a machete. 2006 ended up being not a very bad year after all (for me at least).