Life is pretty good right now. As much as I have my small 'n' petty complaints here and there, I find myself overwhelmingly satisfied on the whole. I even feel great in the morning, walking to the bus (with a stop by the coffee shop first, of course). I get along and have fun conversations with my coworkers. The house I live in is awesome and ( Read more... )

So stressed out; I can't even describe it.

Just had a good, long talk with my dad about my future career aspirations. Maybe I don't want to work in museums for the rest of my life. This is something I need to think about more...

Slept in until 11, got up, went to campus to work on my "Community and the Built Environment" portfolio in the Park Blocks, caught an awesome jam session complete with a Mr Ben Wasson, got beer 'n' food with Chris, Eric, Ben and his friend Sarah at McMenamins, then played frisbee with Chris and Eric. Came home and watched Heroes and am about to ( Read more... )

Today is one of those days when it's good to have a popsicle in hand. It's not really hot out, but it's 63 degrees (F) and the entire sky is clouded over with barely any breeze. Nevertheless, I was glad to get out of my apartment for a little walkabout and I feel fairly accomplished. For anyone who happens to be curious as to my Sunday ( Read more... )

Everyone wants to see me.  Like, people are rearranging their holiday travel plans just to see me.  My aunt and uncle from San Diego were planning on coming up to see my parents in a few days but they left early so they could see me tonight before I leave.  We were going to meet up with my brothers on our way down to Seattle tomorrow but now they' ( Read more... )

The last few days have been spent in relative seclusion from the world. Here's my usual schedule: I get up somewhere between noon and three, read for a while (currently reading Here, There & Everywhere by Chris Roberson and Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder), shower, eat lunch, decide if I'm going to hang out in town, go to town if I feel like ( Read more... )

Take the first sentence of the first post of each month and repost ( Read more... )

Do laundry
Knit second wristlet
Watch Dave Chappelle DVD
E-mail James completed data sheets
Take out trash

Return Dave Chappelle DVD, Jo Dee Messina CD, Neverwhere DVD to public library
Return books to PSU library
Take cans/bottles to Safeway for recycling
Get milk, garbage bags, and study snacks at Safeway

Go to Coffee People and work on Women's ( Read more... )

From Neil Gaiman's blog:

You forget the things you were certain you would always remember, especially the tiny things, and all too often they're the things that matter.Oh, Mr. Gaiman, how right you are ( Read more... )