Tuesday, May 23, 2006
9 May 2006
Once again it is definitely not Sunday. My parents came up Sunday afternoon to help me move all my stuff out of my room and either home or into storage. Man, was there a ton! It's extra frustrating since I'm moving into the same room next semester. Why can't I just leave it all there?! : ( All Saturday after my final and all Sunday until my parents arrived I packed like mad.
Finals went alright. Nothing too extreme. I think my longest one was an hour and a half of the three hours allotted. The best news was thinking I had a Monday afternoon final, then realizing there would be no final and I would be done by noon on Saturday.
Work is still up in the air. I have a possible job as an accounting assistant at Geneva National, but she's looking for someone who will be able to start Friday (was Monday, then was Wednesday...) and can work through the end of September. What college student can do that? Maybe a UW-Whitewater student or something, but not this girl.
Roma's is looking good. I called April on my drive home to tell her I was on my way early, and she gave me my work schedule right then and there for the next 2 weeks. Friday night, Saturday night, Sunday all day, Monday night, and the following Saturday for a banquet. I stopped in to visit Kate yesterday. While I was there chit-chatting with her Erica came in and asked if I'd work Wednesday for her. Hello? Poor college student who hasn't worked since winter break. OF COURSE I'll work. It'll be a busy week at the Roma. The downside: I can't make it to graduation at all. Not even for a little while and say goodbye to any time with my mother on mother's day...
All of my junk from school is taking over the basement, literally, and we have a pretty sizable basement. Whenever I'm not working, I'll be unpacking this week. Not exciting.
Since I didn't have much to write about this week, I attached some links for your amusement. enjoy! Let's hope the next update actually comes out on Sunday...
<3 Perk~
P.S. Congrats to Emily on all your recent awards! Congrats to Kappy and all my other graduates! Best wishes!
Finals went alright. Nothing too extreme. I think my longest one was an hour and a half of the three hours allotted. The best news was thinking I had a Monday afternoon final, then realizing there would be no final and I would be done by noon on Saturday.
Work is still up in the air. I have a possible job as an accounting assistant at Geneva National, but she's looking for someone who will be able to start Friday (was Monday, then was Wednesday...) and can work through the end of September. What college student can do that? Maybe a UW-Whitewater student or something, but not this girl.
Roma's is looking good. I called April on my drive home to tell her I was on my way early, and she gave me my work schedule right then and there for the next 2 weeks. Friday night, Saturday night, Sunday all day, Monday night, and the following Saturday for a banquet. I stopped in to visit Kate yesterday. While I was there chit-chatting with her Erica came in and asked if I'd work Wednesday for her. Hello? Poor college student who hasn't worked since winter break. OF COURSE I'll work. It'll be a busy week at the Roma. The downside: I can't make it to graduation at all. Not even for a little while and say goodbye to any time with my mother on mother's day...
All of my junk from school is taking over the basement, literally, and we have a pretty sizable basement. Whenever I'm not working, I'll be unpacking this week. Not exciting.
Since I didn't have much to write about this week, I attached some links for your amusement. enjoy! Let's hope the next update actually comes out on Sunday...
<3 Perk~
P.S. Congrats to Emily on all your recent awards! Congrats to Kappy and all my other graduates! Best wishes!
Sunday, April 09, 2006
I'm Alive
So life has been pretty typical: class during the week, socializing on the weekends. Ripon itself is getting pretty boring. I can't wait until the school year is over, and I can go home. If you knew my home town you'd know how truly odd of a statement that was.
Recent life highlights:
• Got a visit from the stallions a few weeks back. The night started out fine, but coulda ended better. Sorry, gang.
• I'll be in April's EastBay catalog. I got advance copies of the inserts, and i saw myself three times. There's a possibility of the cover, but I won't know that until I get my copy.
• I've had a lot of good fortune cookies lately. Saweet!
• I'm going home for Easter weekend. I can't wait to get out of this town.
• Went to Theta Chi's formal with Ed, this sweetheard of a guy...
My life is boring. This is all for now.
Recent life highlights:
• Got a visit from the stallions a few weeks back. The night started out fine, but coulda ended better. Sorry, gang.
• I'll be in April's EastBay catalog. I got advance copies of the inserts, and i saw myself three times. There's a possibility of the cover, but I won't know that until I get my copy.
• I've had a lot of good fortune cookies lately. Saweet!
• I'm going home for Easter weekend. I can't wait to get out of this town.
• Went to Theta Chi's formal with Ed, this sweetheard of a guy...
My life is boring. This is all for now.
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Mad-Face
so I spent all this time making a post with a bunch of links again, but then I got distracted by something else and quit the browser completely. All that hard work gone. Makes me pretttttttty frustrated...
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Three Semesters Left and Counting
So second semester just began today. Well, "yesterday," Tuesday, whatever. My class schedule shouldn't be too bad, and I really don't have any interesting stories or classes to discuss, so I'll just throw these links out there that found their ways to my inbox today.
My father sent me this one. A good reference. I guess. It shows all the proper uses for everything on a formal dinner table. There a bunch of stuff on which stemmed glasses to use for what also a little down the page.
The next one is this indoor ski tube thing. Winter sports year-round. The thought really appeals to me, but I'm not really a cold-weather gal.
Check this out if you don't want to kill your kids or the kids you babysit for or your little siblings or whoever.
This website has a bunch of oddly shaped buildings. I really like the Painted House in WV and the Beagles in ID.
The last one is a game where they drop a ball and you have to keep it from dropping down some hole. It took me a bit to figure out what each panel did, but the bulls-eye makes it bounce super high, the caution ones make it bounce really low, anf the blank ones are in the middle. The coins are used for scoring or something, and then there's a treasure chest that's like a bunch of coins. Oh, and the trick is to use the shadow of the ball. In the 2 minutes I played, I got 14 bounces, so I hope you all do better than I did.
Goooooood night.
My father sent me this one. A good reference. I guess. It shows all the proper uses for everything on a formal dinner table. There a bunch of stuff on which stemmed glasses to use for what also a little down the page.
The next one is this indoor ski tube thing. Winter sports year-round. The thought really appeals to me, but I'm not really a cold-weather gal.
Check this out if you don't want to kill your kids or the kids you babysit for or your little siblings or whoever.
This website has a bunch of oddly shaped buildings. I really like the Painted House in WV and the Beagles in ID.
The last one is a game where they drop a ball and you have to keep it from dropping down some hole. It took me a bit to figure out what each panel did, but the bulls-eye makes it bounce super high, the caution ones make it bounce really low, anf the blank ones are in the middle. The coins are used for scoring or something, and then there's a treasure chest that's like a bunch of coins. Oh, and the trick is to use the shadow of the ball. In the 2 minutes I played, I got 14 bounces, so I hope you all do better than I did.
Goooooood night.
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