It's Ariel's birthday today.
She's the best friend someone could have. Being separated for most of the year, we don't talk as much as we used to, but that never seems to matter. Friends are easy to find, but the same is not true of best friends. It might be a little corny to say, but thanks for being there Ariel. I'll do my best to return the favor.
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holidays. Show all posts
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Best Presidents' Day by far
Over 800 miles in four days
In a wet and moldy car
With a friend I see every day
To visit a friend we haven't seen in a while
The CD player was annoying
Lisa read aloud from Unreasonable Behaviour
I tried to turn up her volume
It did not work
I had Irish cream
But not in coffee
To celebrate St. Paddy's Day
He is better than St. Valentine
After grilled cheese, we visited the ocean
Played in the waves and on the rocks
Then looked at Tom Cruise while eating burritos
Before learning where the blood will be
We ate ice cream at Billy's
And felt like small children
But we beat Oregon
And later mocked a stupid truck
I visited home
To de-mold my car
So my friends could visit my farm
Where a goat skull greeted us
Later there were guns and a goose
Thumbless emus and a green egg
We visited the bone yard
My father offered Jacob a cow pelvis
We began our return early
Got giant pancakes at The Rusty Tractor
Lisa took someone's drink (by accident)
Adventure over, we made it back in time for work
In a wet and moldy car
With a friend I see every day
To visit a friend we haven't seen in a while
The CD player was annoying
Lisa read aloud from Unreasonable Behaviour
I tried to turn up her volume
It did not work
I had Irish cream
But not in coffee
To celebrate St. Paddy's Day
He is better than St. Valentine
After grilled cheese, we visited the ocean
Played in the waves and on the rocks
Then looked at Tom Cruise while eating burritos
Before learning where the blood will be
We ate ice cream at Billy's
And felt like small children
But we beat Oregon
And later mocked a stupid truck
I visited home
To de-mold my car
So my friends could visit my farm
Where a goat skull greeted us
Later there were guns and a goose
Thumbless emus and a green egg
We visited the bone yard
My father offered Jacob a cow pelvis
We began our return early
Got giant pancakes at The Rusty Tractor
Lisa took someone's drink (by accident)
Adventure over, we made it back in time for work
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Thursday, February 14, 2008
Song of the Day
I wanted to do something in honor of Valentine's Day. This is the best I could do without being corny. "Whole Lotta Love," by Led Zeppelin.
Different Valentine
My Valentine this year goes out to Les Schwab, for coming and bringing my car back to life and not getting mad when I turned it off, right after they jumped it. Thanks to them, I can now travel home for the three day weekend. Their customer service is amazing and I applaud them.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
They're a little late
Winter Break Post 2 - about a week before Christmas
I have issues with my mother. I recently sent her a letter gently but firmly and explicitly explaining that I did not wish for her suddenly to become a part of my life. I know, this sounds a little harsh, but I really was as kind as I could be about it. It didn’t matter, because she disregarded my wishes and sent me a Christmas card anyhow. She said she hoped I changed my mind and then, in the same card, was kind enough to let me know that my sister and I are susceptible to Gardner’s syndrome. Just the kind of present everyone wants for Christmas.
Winter Break Post 3 - December 25, 2007
I got many Christmas gifts this year. As long as I keep coming home for Christmas, I think my father will keep getting me presents. I got several new CDs and movies, pajamas, a Jane Austen collection, and a pair of tennis shoes. My favorite gift, however, was my new iron and mini ironing board. I thought I would be sad to receive practical gifts, but no, I’m quite pleased with them. I really needed an ironing board and it’s a gift I know I’ll use.
I also got a lovely bit of coffee and Ariel gave me a couple books. It was a very satisfying Christmas.
Winter Break Post 4 - January 2, 2008
For New Year’s, it was the traditional celebration at Ariel’s house minus one. We had sparkling cider, Funfetti, games (Cranium, Pictionary, and Apples to Apples), and a new addition this year to help us stay awake, a special blend of coffee which we made full use of. It was not a bad way to start off the new year even if the fireworks at the Space Needle malfunctioned and the anchors acted like fools. It did seem more difficult than usual to stay awake though. If I can’t stay up till midnight when I’m not even 20, I bet I’ll sure be a blast on New Year’s when I’m 30.
I have issues with my mother. I recently sent her a letter gently but firmly and explicitly explaining that I did not wish for her suddenly to become a part of my life. I know, this sounds a little harsh, but I really was as kind as I could be about it. It didn’t matter, because she disregarded my wishes and sent me a Christmas card anyhow. She said she hoped I changed my mind and then, in the same card, was kind enough to let me know that my sister and I are susceptible to Gardner’s syndrome. Just the kind of present everyone wants for Christmas.
Winter Break Post 3 - December 25, 2007
I got many Christmas gifts this year. As long as I keep coming home for Christmas, I think my father will keep getting me presents. I got several new CDs and movies, pajamas, a Jane Austen collection, and a pair of tennis shoes. My favorite gift, however, was my new iron and mini ironing board. I thought I would be sad to receive practical gifts, but no, I’m quite pleased with them. I really needed an ironing board and it’s a gift I know I’ll use.
I also got a lovely bit of coffee and Ariel gave me a couple books. It was a very satisfying Christmas.
Winter Break Post 4 - January 2, 2008
For New Year’s, it was the traditional celebration at Ariel’s house minus one. We had sparkling cider, Funfetti, games (Cranium, Pictionary, and Apples to Apples), and a new addition this year to help us stay awake, a special blend of coffee which we made full use of. It was not a bad way to start off the new year even if the fireworks at the Space Needle malfunctioned and the anchors acted like fools. It did seem more difficult than usual to stay awake though. If I can’t stay up till midnight when I’m not even 20, I bet I’ll sure be a blast on New Year’s when I’m 30.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Christmas Song of the Day
"I'll Be Home For Christmas" by Josh Groban, Michael Buble, Dean Martin...
Josh's version makes me cry (the one on the album, not this one).
Josh's version makes me cry (the one on the album, not this one).
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Friday, December 7, 2007
Christmas Song of the Day
"Here Comes Santa Claus" by Elvis.
I wish I could find a clip of this song. Sorry guys.
I wish I could find a clip of this song. Sorry guys.
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Christmas Song of the Day
"Silver Bells" by Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley...
Can you tell who my favorite singers are?
Can you tell who my favorite singers are?
Monday, December 3, 2007
Christmas Song of the Day
"Grown-Up Christmas List" by Michael Buble, Amy Grant, and Kelly Clarkson.
This song is beautiful.
This song is beautiful.
Saturday, December 1, 2007
Christmas Song of the Day
"Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" by Michael Buble
It's finally snowing here in Bellingham. I'm not sure if I'm happy about that or not.
It's finally snowing here in Bellingham. I'm not sure if I'm happy about that or not.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Christmas Song of the Day
"It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" I can't think of a version I particularly prefer. Let me know. It truly is the most wonderful time of the year. Don't be a Scrooge.
Actually, Amy Grant's is pretty good, so here it is.
Actually, Amy Grant's is pretty good, so here it is.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Monday, November 26, 2007
Christmas Song of the Day
"Carol of the Bells" I like The Calling's version. Deanna Carter also does it well.
Saturday, November 24, 2007
Christmas Song of the Day
It is now officially Christmas time. To help us all celebrate the cheer and get into the spirit I will be posting "Christmas Songs of the Day." I'll post the song and probably my favorite version and I want you guys to share your favorite versions as well! Here is the first one.
"Baby It's Cold," my favorite version in by Dean Martin.
Happy Holidays!
"Baby It's Cold," my favorite version in by Dean Martin.
Happy Holidays!
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Anticipation
Even though chemistry makes me feel lousy and incompetent, knowing that The Holidays are coming fills me with joyous anticipation. This anticipation has led to my listening of Christmas music. I know what you're thinking Christina and I will celebrate The Holidays as early as I want. One month of Christmas music is not enough. You can wait until after Thanksgiving if you wish, but it is your loss!
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Werewolves
I know this is my second post about my weird dreams, but I've finally been able to sleep due to my now sick and therefore quiet suite mates. One of last night's dreams was about Remus Lupin. He and Sirius had just saved my life and we were standing in the skeletal remains of a Gothic style building. Suddenly the moon came out from behind the clouds and Lupin turned into a werewolf. I spent most of the dream running from him and at one point ended up in a boat trying to head back to the building. I had to try to mix dangerous chemicals in a beaker while in the rocking in the boat. I was frustrated at the situation but managed to properly mix the chemicals and turn Remus back into a human. One person in our group was scratched but not bitten.
I think the chemicals might have something to do with my chemistry exam on Friday. As for the werewolf thing...it's Halloween.
I think the chemicals might have something to do with my chemistry exam on Friday. As for the werewolf thing...it's Halloween.
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Noel
As of today I am the proud owner of Josh Groban's Christmas CD. I know it took me a few days, and I really have no excuse other than laziness. I didn't want to drive to Target. In fact, my mother got the CD before I did. Did hers have a bonus DVD? No. Does mine? Yes.
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