sweet heart attack
I'm a little overwhelmed these days. Here's the deal.
1. It's still smokin hot outside and my apartment doesn't have air-conditioning so I'm living in conditions over 30'C in fucking mid-September. Ridiculous.
2. My internet connection is wiggity whack and barely works between 8am and 8pm. I have a technician coming this afternoon to check it out but it might not be fixed for another week or so. Or ever.
3. I'm back in school and, for once in my life, I hate it. I've wanted to drop out since the first day and have spent many hours crying about it to my parents (because I am a big sucky baby) but, after speaking with my friends, I've decided not to drop or change any courses and instead to take the massive workload as a challege. However, this will likely mean that I won't be able to blog as regularly as the semester progresses - but rest assured that everything will be back to normal by December.
Anyway, the point is that (aside from venting) I'm just letting you know things might be different around here for a little while...
For now, back to your regularly scheduled blogging.
posted by Valerie at 12:56 PM
7 Comments:
Noooo....less frequent updates? Booo! :(
Anonymous - Its not definate - its just a possibility.
Torr - Thanks for the good advice! I'll gonna try to work on what you suggested!
hang in there, val ;)
good luck this year with the school thing.
-michelle
www.boltofblue.net/michelle
Aww Love I can empathise the tough time. A lack of A/C on days lack this is unbearable. Having the huge fourth year workload dropped on you is enough to make anyone cry. So if there’s any way I can help just let me know.
As per Bono and Sir Bob hijacking Live8 I gotta say the Make Poverty History people had a duh squared/thanks Captain Obvious moment on that one. Surely they should’ve seen that one coming and prepared themselves accordingly. I’m confident Sir Bob and Bono’s involvement helped raise awareness but when your talking about a campaign of that size you have be very careful and specific with your message. Since those two are so very passionate and opinionated on the topic, it’s nearly impossible to get them to follow anyone’s message but their own. I’m sure the organizers considered that made their judgment to recruit them accordingly, anything less was poor planning.
As per Oasis’ dedication to people of Mexican origin, I don’t get it either. But hey it’s the Brothers Gallagher and I’m not sure they get themselves.
At the Oasis show at the Hollywood Bowl, it was actually "Don't Look Back in Anger" that was dedicated to people of Mexican origin, not "My Generation." All they really said before "My Generation" (which was the last song of the encore) was "sing along." And, the people of Mexican origin sitting near me were very excited to get the song dedicated to them... :)
stay strong baba...you're good enough, you're smart enough, and dong on it, people like you.
yah, i said dong...like, get laid, it makes life easier...fo'reezy.
The name "Happy Mondays" reminds me of this fobby teacher we had when I was in high school. Every day, that's how she started class, like it was a fucking holiday. Happy Monday! Happy Tuesday! Happy Friday!
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