Hey peeps. :) Have come back from taking a walk down state st., and the bookstore that we went into was great. I found four Doctor Who books! Three are from New Who and one was of Doctor Five. I'm so happy to have found them! Also found the Dunes series; all three books!! But the bookstore lady was kind of rude. When we went into the art gallery, ( Read more... )

I am here!! And trying to get used to my friend's laptop. :) We're in Madison ( Read more... )

I will be going to Alphabet Soup in Wisconsin! We leave tonight after I'm done with work here in the library. I'm all packed and ready to go. :) This is the same GLBTA convention as the one I went to when I left for Indiana. This time, it's only one hop over into another state instead of many. I'll be sharing a hotel room with my good friend Noel ( ( Read more... )

Leaving for MOCC Friday night! (Minnesota OUT! Campus Conference) This will be my third time going, I'm so excited ( Read more... )

Feel like utter crap, so I cancelled my ride in tomorrow. Which is fine because it's only my journalism class, for which I hadn't got much done for yet.... which i need to do. Plus, I must study for my math test that is on Wednesday. Blah. But it must be done, because I need a 'C' or better this time around ( Read more... )

Apparently I had checked out some item a while ago and now it's overdue. XD I don't even have it! I wrote the library assistant a note to let her know ( Read more... )

So. Class was good, and there was a lot of juicey subjects being talked about. I really enjoyed it ( Read more... )

I think I'm going to like my Philosophy class. It's really rather interesting. But now I have the urge to watch a Xena episode when I get home. LOL! And my Humanities class is just as good, if not better. The reading that I have to do with that class isn't due until next week, but I've already read half. XD Again, the reading is making me want to ( Read more... )

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So, it was interesting this morning at MOCC. the first few workshops were good. I went to the Colors of the Rainbow: The intersections of racial identity, sexual orientation and gender identity. We did this interesting exercise where we all formed a circle, and then the one person running it would ask questions and we would either take a step ( Read more... )