I don't have plans for Saturday yet
On second thought, I'm going to make some green tea.
I have to keep my metabolism up because I can watch television guilt-free. Because I enjoy the holidays, I'll be completely de-stressed by David's birthday, and I'll be ready for Political Islam and Advanced French Syntax and Grammar. But if I don't get my health going, I'll be sitting in class and my professor will say "conjugate GROSSIR in the plus-que-parfait" and I'll say "I haven't been taking care of myself, I'm sorry."
Certainly I'm not overweight. But I don't feel like myself. I'm way too inactive.
Jena and I are going shopping tomorrow, and it will be fun. When Bety and I shop, we go to Saks Fifth Avenue and we take turns pointing to designer products and saying things like "$800? That's not bad." Because we're fabulous ladies.
Although I've mentioned this before, I secretly want to open either a restaurant or boutique and name it an adverb. I like Lauren's suggestion of "serendipitously," but we could also do something like "ambivalently" or "keenly." I want to do this for the same reason that I want to write a song ending on a G7 chord.
I've just realized that tonight I'm going to miss a 2-hour block of Seinfeld. I either need to buy the DVDs or get a DVR. I'm going to see Stacie instead. I like her, but I never see her because I only see people that go to UNO, and she is not one of them. Eighty percent of my life is spent on UNO's campus. I don't mind.
Only now do I realize that although all my life I've been under the impression that all of my friends are male, that probably isn't true. And if you have any questions about dependency theory or negritude, feel free.
I have to keep my metabolism up because I can watch television guilt-free. Because I enjoy the holidays, I'll be completely de-stressed by David's birthday, and I'll be ready for Political Islam and Advanced French Syntax and Grammar. But if I don't get my health going, I'll be sitting in class and my professor will say "conjugate GROSSIR in the plus-que-parfait" and I'll say "I haven't been taking care of myself, I'm sorry."
Certainly I'm not overweight. But I don't feel like myself. I'm way too inactive.
Jena and I are going shopping tomorrow, and it will be fun. When Bety and I shop, we go to Saks Fifth Avenue and we take turns pointing to designer products and saying things like "$800? That's not bad." Because we're fabulous ladies.
Although I've mentioned this before, I secretly want to open either a restaurant or boutique and name it an adverb. I like Lauren's suggestion of "serendipitously," but we could also do something like "ambivalently" or "keenly." I want to do this for the same reason that I want to write a song ending on a G7 chord.
I've just realized that tonight I'm going to miss a 2-hour block of Seinfeld. I either need to buy the DVDs or get a DVR. I'm going to see Stacie instead. I like her, but I never see her because I only see people that go to UNO, and she is not one of them. Eighty percent of my life is spent on UNO's campus. I don't mind.
Only now do I realize that although all my life I've been under the impression that all of my friends are male, that probably isn't true. And if you have any questions about dependency theory or negritude, feel free.