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Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011
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10:07 pm - BAD Internet Laws Heading Your Way
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Originally posted by ![[info]](http://l-files.livejournal.net/userhead/84?v=1283341513) write_light at BAD Internet Laws Heading Your WayFrom the flist:  Spread the word, even you're not a US citizen, it is important for everyone!! It easy to do and it can change everything. More info by clicking on the banner. Website BlockingThe government can order service providers to block websites for infringing links posted by any users. Risk of Jail for Ordinary UsersIt becomes a felony with a potential 5 year sentence to stream a copyrighted work that would cost more than $2,500 to license, even if you are a totally noncommercial user, e.g. singing a pop song on Facebook. Chaos for the InternetThousands of sites that are legal under the DMCA would face new legal threats. People trying to keep the internet more secure wouldn't be able to rely on the integrity of the DNS system. Get on the phone and call your representative. Express your disapproval. Tell him or her exactly how you feel, and that you don't support this. Tell your friends to call their representatives, their Congressperson, and complain. Mention that you are a registered voter that takes your civic responsibility seriously and that you will use that vote to express your feelings about this. http://www.rollcall.com/issues/57_60/Internet-Companies-Boost-Hill-Lobbying-210345-1.html?pos=olobh“We support the bill’s stated goals — providing additional enforcement tools to combat foreign ‘rogue’ websites that are dedicated to copyright infringement or counterfeiting,” the Internet companies wrote in Tuesday’s letter. “Unfortunately, the bills as drafted would expose law-abiding U.S. Internet and technology companies to new uncertain liabilities, private rights of action and technology mandates that would require monitoring of websites.” The chamber-led coalition in support of the bill includes Walmart, Eli Lilly & Co. and Netflix. Google and other opponents of the legislation argue that restricting the Internet in the U.S. sets a bad international precedent and that the language defines infringing too broadly. SIGN AND FORWARD THESE PETITIONS American CensorshipWhitehouse PetitionFight For the FutureDemandProgressSave the Internet |
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| Wednesday, October 12th, 2011
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8:08 pm - Mississippi Personhood Amendment
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Originally posted by ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif?v=92.1) old_blueeyes at Mississippi Personhood AmendmentOriginally posted by twbasketcase at Mississippi Personhood AmendmentOriginally posted by gabrielleabelle at Mississippi Personhood AmendmentOkay, so I don't usually do this, but this is an issue near and dear to me and this is getting very little no attention in the mainstream media. Mississippi is voting on November 8th on whether to pass Amendment 26, the "Personhood Amendment". This amendment would grant fertilized eggs and fetuses personhood status. Putting aside the contentious issue of abortion, this would effectively outlaw birth control and criminalize women who have miscarriages. This is not a good thing. Jackson Women's Health Organization is the only place women can get abortions in the entire state, and they are trying to launch a grassroots movement against this amendment. This doesn't just apply to Mississippi, though, as Personhood USA, the group that introduced this amendment, is trying to introduce identical amendments in all 50 states. What's more, in Mississippi, this amendment is expected to pass. It even has Mississippi Democrats, including the Attorney General, Jim Hood, backing it. The reason I'm posting this here is because I made a meager donation to the Jackson Women's Health Organization this morning, and I received a personal email back hours later - on a Sunday - thanking me and noting that I'm one of the first "outside" people to contribute. So if you sometimes pass on political action because you figure that enough other people will do something to make a difference, make an exception on this one. My RSS reader is near silent on this amendment. I only found out about it through a feminist blog. The mainstream media is not reporting on it. If there is ever a time to donate or send a letter in protest, this would be it. What to do? - Read up on it. Wake Up, Mississippi is the home of the grassroots effort to fight this amendment. Daily Kos also has a thorough story on it. - If you can afford it, you can donate at the site's link. - You can contact the Democratic National Committee to see why more of our representatives aren't speaking out against this. - Like this Facebook page to help spread awareness. |
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| Monday, September 12th, 2011
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9:14 pm - testing, one, two
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Hey there LiveJournal! I stopped lurking for a sec to say howdy. My life is still good. I am still a busy bee. But I am going to try (TRY) to post here more often, mostly because a)the unexamined life is not worth living and b)I have so much fun looking back at past entries that I'm going to regret it if I don't get this down, right? I mean, I'm so forgetful. Seriously forgetful.
So yeah.
Hi. :)
Today I'm coping with PMS + sleep deprivation > motivation to eat healthy things, although I compromised (HA) by eating a leftover chicken livers & noodles (shut up, I like it) and whole-wheat/honey brownie with a million raspberries on it instead of KFC like I wanted. So that's good, right?
I think it's bedtime now, because I'm feeling depressed and cranky and usually that clears up if I sleep for more than five or six hours in a row. Also I'm tired of my face going FACESPLODE! at me, by which I mean:
New Freshman Student: Ms. Larkin, you have really weird acne. Like, I thought that was supposed to stop when you were over 35??
Me: [laughing too hard to Use The Teachable Moment to say "Student, most people don't like it when you point out their flaws, so knock it off, mmmkay?"]
So yeah. School's going well. :)
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| Tuesday, June 14th, 2011
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9:23 pm - I miss my friends
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| Sunday, February 27th, 2011
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5:03 pm
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Erin and Peggy: [sog on couch watching Sharkira videos on YouTube]
Jorr: What are you doing?
Erin: Jorr, make us food!
Peggy: We are hungry!
Erin: There's no food on YouTube.
Jorr: Uh, there's a Red Stripe bottle... and a bowl of milk. You could try to make food out of that?
Peggy: There used to be cereal in that bowl.
Erin: [laughs]
Peggy: I ate it.
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| Sunday, February 6th, 2011
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1:10 am - life is beautiful!
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Oh hey, LJ Bros. How's it going?
I'm enjoying FOUR SNOW DAYS IN A ROW (!) by digging out some of my old habits--been drawing a bit and writing a bit, too. Good times! I know I should be grading and cleaning the house, but I guess I'm just not that much of a grownup yet. (Saving all that for tomorrow...)
Anyway, that's pretty fun. ALSO! I got admitted to grad school! Which is great! I'm not... totally sure I still want to be in the program I applied to, though? And also--I didn't get the letter admitting me until after classes had started...? soooo yeah. Gotta work on figuring all that out.
So yeah. Hope life is good out there! :D
I'll try to have more interesting things to say later...
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| Friday, February 4th, 2011
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3:16 pm - Italian slang - how do you call someone a snitch?
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Hi there! Quick little detail: I have an arms deal going bad, between two parties, both of whom are Italian. I had a lot of luck looking up general insults that will be super useful, but I'd like the baddie to accuse my MC of being a "snitch." I don't necessarily want a direct translation; I'd like something that carries the same negative connotation. Help?
terms searched: Italian insults, Italian snitch, How do you call someone a snitch in Italian? (desperation, that last one... and so, Little Details crew, I turn to you...)
Thanks!
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| Thursday, November 25th, 2010
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11:41 pm - [delurk]
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Delurking! With shoutouts!
1. Happy birthday to notpiecebypiece, who gets all the credit for this update, because it was her birthday request. It is late, but here it is!
2. What's up, gryphonmage? I finally read a book by Jennifer Crusie, which you tried to talk me into, like 3,000,000 years ago. You were right! I loved it! (It was Bet Me, in case anyone cares, and I was inspired to do it by reading some literary agent blog that I enjoyed... she said that was the kind of thing she was eager to represent. Will you guys still be friends with me if I start writing chick lit novels instead of not writing fanfic?)
3. I miss my friends. I can't wait for New Years' Eve. If you read this, you are officially invited to come to a appetizer potluck/cocktail party/dance houseparty/hobocamp this New Years' Eve. Unless you are a stalker. Like schmittvandean*.
4. Speaking of internet friends I have met in person, I FINALLY MET jenesisdark!!! At my WEDDING!!! She is not a serial killer. Yet?
5. Oh yeah, my wedding! That was totally freaking awesome. Pics to come in January. Preview snapshot viewable here, since for some reason Photobucket won't let me upload ANYTHING (uh, yes, I still use Photobucket... because I am AWESOME. So there.)
Miss all you guys. I read LJ frequently, even though I don't post much. I should probably work on that.
*J/K, Schmitt! If you can make it to this continent, you are totally invited.
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| Sunday, August 29th, 2010
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9:30 pm - well hello there!
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Hi all! Having been castigated by my dear Internet Friend Amy (da Tigger) about my lack of updating, I am here to tell you all what's going on. Also I am procrastinating about the dishes over there and the wedding stuff and data entry in front of me. So.
HOMEOWNERSHIP!
Cameron and I have had some homeowning ups and downs. Examples:
*Plumbing has stopped working. Leak runs over washer, killing it.
*We are very sparing with use of plumbing. Washer starts working again!
*Just kidding. Washer is dead.
*Plumbers! So many plumbers!
*Entire yard needs to be dug up to fix pipe.
*Except garden! Garden is spared!
*Rest of back yard now = giant pile of dirt.
*Turns out that the pipe problem was actually that the contractor before we bought the house connected our house to an inactive sewer pipe, meaning that there wasn't backup because of the hundred-year-old pipe... it was because the pipe was not connected to the sewer. WHAT. This is a problem, you guys. A problem that it cost us like five thousand American dollars to fix.
*The plumbers we brought in encouraged Cameron to sue the prior contractor. WHAT. They're not wrong, though.
*Also our washer is still busted.
*But today while cleaning up we found our HSA warranty, which covers it! Hurrah!
*So SOMEDAY SOON we will be able to wash clothes at our house again. HURRAH!
INTERNET ADDICTION!
I am still on the internet more than is probably helpful for a person. However, instead of LJ I've been mostly obsessing over Mark Reads Harry Potter (sequel to the (in)famous Mark Reads Twilight (So You Don't Have To)), along with my normal haunts (Gin and Tacos, Project RunGay, and (to a lesser extent) Pandagon). I am still terrible at keeping up with FaceBook (it's just not that interesting! I'm sorry!) but I have been listening to Pandora nonstop (at school, Opera or Ladytron stations; at home, Klezmer!). So that's cool.
WEDDING PLANNING!
It's going OK. We are in the crunch zone now (34 days and counting!!!!!!!!!) but Cameron and I have successfully cast our rings, sent out invitations, etc. Now we're waiting on reply cards and figuring out final details. Good times. Hopefully I won't snap and kill anybody, but I feel pretty chill (for a bridezilla). I do still have like 42985704398754 details that I "have" to take care of, but I have my dress someone worth marrying and a place that will serve food & booze and play music after, so I think we'll be ok.
WORK!
I'm sort of figuring things out and I feel less like I'm drowning. Doing a new job instead of a job I was pretty dang good at is still sort of frustrating but I think that, given some time, I'll be good at this job too. Eventually. ;)
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| Sunday, May 9th, 2010
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6:42 pm - I HAS A HAUS
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You guys. I own a house.
WUT
By which I mean, owning a house is pretty awesome. Cameron and I have been walking around (uh, carrying boxes and stuff) very smugly. It's great. It's so enjoyable! I really have nothing else to say about it. I'm just going to sit here and grin smugly. In the meantime, here are some Greatest Conversational Hits, since Courtney generously came out to help us move & hang out.
( We are totally hilarious! )
So, life is pretty good. I'm working on culling the stuff that we've moved in/the stuff we haven't moved in yet for items to take to Thrifty Threads (unless I am suddenly inspired to try to host another swap? But I still don't really know anybody that close to my size, so it might all be in vain again.)
How's your living situation working out? Anybody wanna room with Erin in our old house?
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| Monday, April 26th, 2010
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10:19 pm - Things... are........ happening!!!!!
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Super-exciting things that are happening:
1. We close on our house on WEDNESDAY (!!!!!). "My father always said that you become a man the day you buy your first house. I'm not sure what he meant by that, because he burned ours down after a fight with my mom." --Shue, "Glee"
2. Cameron and I just celebrated a)my birthday and b)our FIFTH anniversary of dating. Yes, Matthew, we are still UTTERLY DISGUSTINGLY CUTE together.
3. I got the Save-The-Date postcards! They look great. I highly recommend Overnight Prints if anybody needs anything printed up. And they were FAST!
4. Melissa let me borrow GLEE. I am rewatching it. This is a REALLY good plan!
5. I and the other Language Arts teachers at IPA have been selected to present at the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) conference next fall. In ORLANDO. Woot woot!! (now all we need to do is figure out how to pay for it....)
6. I was accepted to be a Fellow at Teach Plus, and we're having a symposium/wine & cheese reception next month, and lots of bigwigs are coming, including but not limited to reps from the Mayor's office, personnel from the Department of Education, and MY DAD AND GRANDMOTHER. YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.
7. Courtney just showed me this comic about The Great Gatsby, which I LOVE.
8. I am trying to get to ten, but it is tricky! OK, here's another one: I have lost roughly 21 pounds this year. WHAT WHAT. Go workouts!!! I am pretty stoked. I feel a lot better and am fitting into old clothes! Sadly, new clothes are too big, so sometimes when I show up at school I sort of look like I'm wearing clown pants, because I only have one pair of pants that fits well right now, and for some reason I feel like I can't just wear the same pair of pants every day...
9. Cameron has invented new cutting boards, and they are SWEET AS HELL!
10. I GOT TO TEN ON MY LIST OF GOOD THINGS. YESSSSSSSSSSSS. THINGS ARE SO GOOD RIGHT NOW KNOCK WOOD!
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| Sunday, April 18th, 2010
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10:01 pm - updaaates
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Had a great weekend in Columbus with my baby brother! Now I'm at home watching Project Runway with Cameron and hopefully eating a pizza in a few minutes (come ON, pizza!!!!!!!!!!!!!!).
Life is pretty good -- we're closing on our house April 28th!!!! yessssssssss. We're working on Save The Dates (yes, finally). We're watching 30 Rock. Hurrah!
Anyway, hopefully life is good in your world too. I remain super busy. HOWEVER, I urge you to watch this important video as a public service announcement: If you don't step to bears hard, bears will front on you ALL THE TIME.
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| Friday, April 9th, 2010
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10:07 pm - stop calling, stop calling, I don't want to think anymore
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I have returned safely from France, but immediately got sick (FAIL).
The house we were looking at needs serious foundation repair ($13,000+) so we're on hold while we negotiate with the seller about who's going to pay for that (hint: NOT US).
I am drowning in grading (as usual).
My house is a mess (as usual).
Due to travel + sickness, I haven't been to see my trainer in TWO WEEKS (the longest period without her since January '09!). :((((((((((((
I am going to sleep and hopefully when I wake up I will be healed, and all of my problems will be solved!! Failing that, I will also think about booking Lollapalooza tickets and honeymoon packages. WOO DISTRACTING MYSELF WITH FABULOUS VACATIONS!!
Last night I distracted myself with FABULOUS INTERNET SHOE-BUYING, by which I mean I ordered like 8 pairs of silver strappy sandals to try on for MBL's wedding. I will of course send at least 7 pairs back. Don't worry, I'm not becoming a silver-strappy-shoe fetishist.
I *still* haven't found any suitably awesome blue shoes for my own wedding, so maybe I'll find something else blue and just wear my MBL Wedding shoes again. Or maybe even my Marla Wedding Shoes, since they're bronze-y, which is more of a peacock color??
I narrowly, NARROWLY avoided purchasing these:
You guys. It's called the Unicorn Princess Heel. UNICORN PRINCESS HEEL. I feel a blingee coming on...
Next weekend Cam & I are going to Fran's frat's casino night, to raise money for the hospital that treated him for his cancer last year, and we're going to make a weekend of it and stay in Columbus, OH! Any suggestions for fun stuff to do there?
ALSO we are going to see NEIL GAIMAN at a reception (!!!) for VIPs (like us, and also NEIL GAIMAN) that the Library Foundation (Cameron's former employer) has invited us to. YESSSSSSSSS.
Also it is MY BIRTHDAY!!! next Sunday. I will be TWENTY SEVEN. Woot! Isn't that the age everybody else was when they died? ("Everybody else" = lots of famous people.)
Ugh. I wish I had some cold meds right here next to me so I could take them. Mine just wore off. I think I'm just going to go to bed instead of seeking out more.
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| Monday, March 22nd, 2010
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9:57 pm - Important Life Events
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So, Cameron and I are in the process of counter-offering (we made an offer, they rejected it and countered, we rejected THAT and countered AGAIN) to buy this house. In other news, who am I an what have I done with the real psychopeg???
Also, wedding preparations continue to limp along. My mother has been hard at work designing BEAUTIFUL flower arrangements! My bride's slaves bridesmaids attendants are planning their outfits costumes. I have tried on 2394835 gowns at "real" wedding stores, rejected them all, ordered ~$2,000's worth of dresses from J. Crew, selected one that I love, and returned them all (the one I loved had a sliiiight error in the zipper AND...)
Fitness is going well. I've reformed my eating habits (mostly) and have lost about 10 pounds since mid-January without a particular ton of effort (more than, you know, cooking at home and/or begging Cameron to cook for me every night, seeing my trainer twice a week, doing cardio, etc). So, uh, without more effort than I can handle, I guess? So I might need a smaller wedding dress ANYWAY so yeah. Woo!!
Sadly this means that now I fit in regular store sizes again (!!!!!) which means that I'm having a hard time not BUYING EVERYTHING THAT FITS. EVERYTHING. EVERYTHING!!!!!!!111111 But I did pick up some nice useful things for my next event, which is
a TRIP TO FRANCE with... TEENAGERS!! Haha. I am helping to chaperone the French Club's trip to France. Le woot! I'm leaving on Saturday and will be back on Easter. So, uh, I'm gonna go pack for that! Just wanted to let y'all know that I'm Not Dead (Yet).
Also: I love you, I miss you, and 2 weeks of our final trimester at school are done, leaving only TWELVE WEEKS TO GO OMG STUPID EXTENDED-YEAR SCHOOL. [ahem] Sorry. Yes. Summer is looming ever-nearer, and after last week's awesome weather all I wanted was to hang out outside and read books. So that's what my classes did two afternoons in a row. Haha. Luckily it's been rainy all day today and that's brought me back to my senses. :(
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| Sunday, February 21st, 2010
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8:11 pm - I'm not dead!
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This is ESPECIALLY impressive since I spent basically all day yesterday trying to drown myself in taffeta and tulle shopping for wedding dresses with my mother and mother-in-law. AND Cameron's mother survived her first Meeting With My Mother's Family, at Mecklenberg Gardens with my mom's cousin Steve's band, The Bierband. EL OH EL. The band was SO much fun. (Check out their YouTube channel! Hahaha.)
Fake-parenting is still going well, and bonding with Cameron's mom on the drives to and from Cincinnati (not to mention in the FIVE dress shops we hit and the fact that she's seen me both in wedding dresses and naked now) was pretty great.
School remains crazy (is anyone surprised?). The trimester's almost over. I'm really excited about going to France over spring braek with the French club (woooo!) at the end of March. I should be grading right now, but instead I'm watching Project Runway while wearing Cameron's IU hoodie that smells like him, because I'm sort of pathetic, apparently, and miss him like a crazy person after like 24 hours apart--he and his dad flew to New York to surprise Kara by attending her presentation at MoMA. Uh. Yup.
So, before Cameron gets back, I've gotten a few things done, but mostly I just miss him. BECAUSE I AM LAME. In the meantime, I'm going to finish reading Emma, fantasize about kidnapping Tim Gunn to be my mentor, and maybe even actually grade some papers!!!
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| Tuesday, February 16th, 2010
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6:42 am - Quite possibly the best thing I have ever, ever seen
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| Thursday, January 7th, 2010
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9:42 am - YOU GUYS I PASSED MY HARVARD CLASS!!!!!
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I am really excited because I wasn't sure I would. Ahaha.
For those of you who are confused, I took a class online for graduate credit from the Harvard Extension School. So, I didn't move to Boston or anything. And it's not a REAL Harvard class. But I did get a REAL credit for it! Woohoo!! AND I GOT AN A-, which is REALLY EXCITING when you sort of thought you miiiiight fail. And I got really nice comments on my final project, which I sort of thought was terrible (but Courtney said she liked, and I should've trusted her more than I trusted myself, since it's hard to judge your own work sometimes, especially like the hour after you wrote it). I also thought my participation was OK but not awesome, because I missed a few deadlines, but maybe less than everyone else? And when I did participate I thought I did a pretty good job. Sooooo yeah.
Anyway, I have decided that online classes are not for me (I missed the interaction with classmates). I've also been part of the Indianapolis cohort Teaching Policy Fellows with Teach Plus, which is sort of like a class (only for no credit) in that we meet once a month (manageable!) and read things and talk about educational policy. It's a "two-year internship," according to the website (which I'm not listed on yet, but oh well).
So with that and wedding planning and the usual pile of overstress and doom that is my job, I think I'm going to put off starting my master's degree (again) until probably next spring. I also still haven't decided what I want to do it in... I waffle between Educational Leadership (master's + principal's license) and English (soooo much reading, but so much more related to my field!). I have lots of ways to work on my teaching in the classroom, and I've already developed three full curricula so I don't really think I need to go to school for Curriculum & Instruction. (Not that I think I can't improve--just that I don't think I need that master's.) And of course I'm really interested in Montessori education-----but I'm not sure I could make that work, even though I'm close to a program--at XU in Cincinnati--but that's a heck of a commute and I'm not willing to quit my job, since I love it. (Mostly.)
Anyway, this post brought to you by me taking a half-day in response to a)snow, b)headache, and c)having gotten in from Cincinnati late last night because I went to The Madison for what I thought was a wedding food tasting but was SECRETLY a BRIDAL SHOW AMBUSH. Ahahaaha.
Now: time to go GRADE PAPERS!!!!!!!!! Working half-day!
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| Saturday, January 2nd, 2010
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10:48 pm - The Hangover
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Cameron and Jorr and I watched it tonight. We laughed exactly 12 times. Two of them were during the photo montage with the credits.
Why is this a comedy?? It struck me as sort of a tragic mystery.
ETA: I accidentally saw Nine the other day with Clare, Marla, Courtney, and Erin. We were looking for New Moon but the showing we were looking for turned out not to exist. :(
Advice: It is not the same as 9 (cute-looking Tim Burton animated post-apocalyptic cuteness), it is not any good (WORST. SONGS. EVER), and we definitely would've been better off rewatching Sherlock Holmes, which was AMAZING. Seriously. SHERLOCK HOLMES. I want to preorder it RIGHT. NOW.
So far 2010 is not a great year for movies. (Saw Sherlock in the waning days of 2009.) I have been watching a TON of The Office via Netflix Streaming for the PS3, which is AMAZING--very high quality and I love it!--and that makes everything better. For reals.
SO: What were your best and worst movies seen in 2009?? Any high hopes for cinema in 2010?
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| Monday, December 21st, 2009
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12:31 pm - important to-do list time
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OK, so: I'm on break now, and if I wasn't, I would've accomplished a lot by now. Well, I would've taught two classes and had prep. This morning I've moooostly been wasting my time, but also watching a million episodes of The Office, which is probably also pretty important. Also I had a workout! Huzzah!
So now, for my own reference, and for those of you who are as interested in gazing into my navel as I am, here are Some Things I Need to Accomplish Today/This Week/Before I Die:
( to-do list! )
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| Monday, December 14th, 2009
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9:42 pm - those leverage kids have the prettiest mom
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YOU GUYS. Why am I totally worthless right now?? I have SO, SO MUCH to get done, and yet...
I'm sitting on the couch next to Cameron re-watching Leverage. I love, love, love it. It's got a lot of the same qualities I love in Jonny Quest:
-Unrealistic adventures. They fight for Good, for no reason! Well, OK, for money, or whatever, but mostly for no reason.
-Income? What? No no, we have MAGIC money!! We use it to buy SWEET STUFF. Which we use... to FIGHT CRIME! For the above-stated NO REASON.
-Magic fighting techniques!! Race Eliot can destroy anyone with his pinkie! Without sweating! Also, he is a womanizer. Who loves to cook! And has a soft spot for children. RACE BANNON. YOU GUYS.
-SCIENCE. Uh, and technology! MAGIC TECHNOLOGY, that does whatever we need it to do!
-IN SHORT: Totally stupid, yet awesome. SO AWESOME!!!!
Also I have no idea why the internet isn't overrun with Eliot/Sophie fic, although for some reason people keep writing Eliot/Nate?!?! Yuck. Possibly it's just my love of Race/Jade that's making me want Eliot/Sophie so much. Oh well.
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