This looked good.

my how we change.

we start off with meager beginnings...


                           and then we slowly begin to find ourselves.

well...i was just putting down the shades in my room because it was getting dark out and i didn't want people to see in. so as i was leaning over [the window is in the cornerish area and the floor is a disaster] i started to fall so i grabbed my bed to keep my balence. so i placed my hand into something that was sticky, chunky, and cold. and then i looked over and realized my dog had thrown up on my bed today. she didn't even get the floor. just on my bed, ughhh. and you know when that feeling stays? it happend just over 15 minutes ago, and i still feel it, ughhhhhghgh.

enhance those buns!

so cassie and i decided to copy out lab notebooks during lunch, since we didn't get time to copy them before. and we gave the lab to give to laurie [or catherine or gwen] to give to dr. morgan, or at least put it into her bag for us. and as i'm giving it to them, they look at me like i'm nuts. and i asked why they weren't taking it, and they said, oh i'm not handing in your lab for you! besides, dr. morgan doesn't like us doing that. what the fuckkk? she never cares. in fact, she'd give them kudos for doing it!! actually i was really shocked because it's getting worse. :[

i have a walnut stuck b/w my teeth and it is not making me happy. afjklej!!!!

Finally finished the book, Hitler's Peace, probably because the beginning took so long and maybe, I wasn't used to the characters yet. The ending was really good, and the book, itself, started to pick up speed during the "atlantic voyage." It's about how Roosevelt picked this philosopher during WWII to help him translate during a "peace" treaty in Teheran, but obviously, there's going to be drama along the way. It also introduces point of views from the Germans and a little bit from the Russians. It's pretty interesting because it forces you to sympathize with the Germans, even though we consider them to be "the bad guys". one good thing is that i really know a lot about the treaties and view points during wwII, so it'll be really easy when we learn about it, especially since i chose to read the book on my own, so i naturally would be more inclined to like it. and i can be like, hey, i know this guy! and it'll make the class a ton easier.