Jun 14, 2008 23:03
It's been awhile since I've actually had a real entry. I don't think this one shall be anything exciting. All I've been doing so far this summer is helping around the house, and reading reading reading. I need to get my brain out of fantastical things like vampire and the like. I keep reading the Anne Rice books and begin to think, well hey what if vampires were real, or oh my goodness, you know how awesome it would be to be a vampire? These thoughts are quickly nullified, because if I were to ever be made into a vampire I'd be weird as all hell. Knowing me I'd end up telling everyone I was a vampire, and then either get killed by someone, die from not feeding or forget I was a vampire and accidentally go out into the sun. Sneaking around at night would be pretty sweet though, I bet the vampire club scene would be awesome. :-P Aside from this tomorrow is Father's day. I think I'll just give my dad one of my pictures that I've drawn, the rest of the day will probably be spent being with my brothers and such. We'll see how long I can last before getting grumpy.
Recently, as in about yesterday I downloaded the free trial version of world of warcraft. This has been the worst idea ever. I'm already addicted, I can't stop playing it and the worst thing is, I'm a night elf. The inner geek is so pleased, but I feel like the biggest dork in the world. Speaking of dorkiness I've realized that I'm a bit of a handful to deal with. Not necessarily a bad sort of handful, but I'm alot to take in within first meeting me. Frankly I don't mind at all. I love being quirky and loud and just overall a huge goofball.
I really want to get back to Wells, the problem is I don't want to deal with the freshman class. I know it's not very right, but judging from what I've seen the incoming class of freshman will be awful. They're very conservative and incredibly offensive. On the Wells facebook group there are posts from "men" saying that they can't believe women's studies is a major, and that the women at Wells just need to deal with the men coming in and that Wells should adjust to "men's needs" instead of "catering to women". I'm going to be an orientation leader and I feel like I'm going to be incredibly mean to the men unless they're liberal or something like that. I feel bad in thinking this, and I said this to Ana and Elliott the other night, but I feel incredibly threatened and angered when people's views aren't like my own. I don't show this of course, but it drives me nuts when people don't take the time to at least be educated on certain subjects and just believe that "God is great" or "Homosexuals are going to Hell." Really? If anyone was going to Hell it would be you crazy people, because thinking anyone would be "going to hell" over a sexual orientation is ridiculous.
Anyyyyways, I have to get back to my doings, and finish watching Night At The Museum. Man, I wish that were real.