- Mood:
guilty
- Mood:
amused
I just found out that Disney had turned one of my favorite meg cabot books into a movie (Avalon High). Normally I like to give movies based on books a chance. When all my friends were bashing Ella Enchanted I complimented it and ended up liking the movie almost as much as the book. But disney not only ruined Avalon High, they BUTCHERED it. They twisted the story SO much that it was unrecognizable. The twisted story lacked depth and meaning and had a confusing twist at the end. Why cant they stick to a story line and not change a wonderful story into a horror flick of stupidness.
- Mood:
aggravated
- Mood:
tired
- Mood:
contemplative
So I just got an email from my mom telling me that Liberty's big football game for the championship is being played against my Uncle Joe's old college Stony Brook. My Aunt Cindy sent my mom an email telling her that we should do the right thing and root for Stony Brook to win. NOT =D. GO LIBERTY FOOTBALL. What all of this means is that this is going to be a very fun thanksgiving for me because it means that when we win (and we will) I can razz my Uncle about his big defeat!! Which I rarely get to do (razz people in my family) because normally my family's schools (VT, Tarheels, schools of the like) do not play liberty. So this shall be fun for me!!!!!!! GO LIBERTY FLAMES
- Mood:
excited
In the past 2 days I have learned 2 very important facts:
1. I have very little patience when It comes to things I REALLY want. (like the next episode in a Korean or Japanese drama to upload so I can watch it. WHY WONT YOU UPLOAD FASTER???????)
2. American English is very screwed up. I truly wonder how anyone understands us and how they learn to. I was told recently that American English is probably the only language in the world that has set rules, but has so many exceptions to the rules that the rules might as well not apply.
- Mood:
contemplative
- Location:Liberty University
feel well so I took some cold medicine and I think went to bed. This
morning I got up and got ready for convo. I still did not feel very well
but the fear of paying a fine and having to miss all of my classes kept
me from skipping convo. I got out of the dorm around 9:45am (when we
have to be AT convo at 10am) and got half way down the steps only to
realize that I had forgotten my keys! I ran back up and knocked on the
door, waiting for someone to open it for me. Finally my SLD Heather came
and let me in. I made a mad dash to my room and looked for my keys. On
the bed. Under the bed. On my desk. Under my desk. But it was no use, my
keys were nowhere in sight and I had 5 minutes to make it from East
Campus to Main Campus for convo. I ran as fast as my feet, weighed down
by my fully stuffed backpack, could carry me and arrive 1 minute late.
Convo was cool the only things I really remember about it was that the
man was from Texas, he had cement bricks on stage and he let us out 10
minutes early!! Later in the day, I had a test in Computer Science class
that I just barely squeaked by on. I attribute this to the fact that
NONE of the questions came from the notes. They were all book questions
and most of us in the class assumed that our teacher would test us on
stuff we learned INSIDE the classroom. The test was also mainly true or
false questions that I hate because I tend to over think things and end
up choosing the wrong answer. After the test I made a really stupid
mistake and decided to look for my keys at my car. So I walked the 14
minutes from Demoss to Doc's parking lot in the scorching heat. I made
it there only to discover that I had locked my car. I was a good news
bad news kind of situation. Good news because I knew that the only place
that my keys could be was in my dorm room. Bad news was that I had
walked all that way and gotten soaking wet with sweat for what turned
out as no reason. I then decided to walk to the bookstore and get a
bottle of water because I was kind of feeling a little dizzy and nauseous. I
got there, got a bottle of cold water, drank half of it then made the
trek back to Demoss. Upon arriving at Demoss I promptly passed out in the
hallway right in front of one of my professors. I was then told to go
back to my dorm and take a nap. So I got on a bus, contacted my Prayer
Leader, because she had texted me and made my way back to the dorm. My
Prayer Leader being the wonderful Woman of God that she is decided that
one of the RA's needed to be contacted so that when I got to the dorm
there was someone that knew what was going on. I made it to the dorm
barely. When my roommate opened the door for me I made a beeline for
the bed and lay down. A few minutes later my RA came in to check on me
and I may have been a little out of it because I kept seeing flies and I
kept swatting at them but neither my roommate or RA could see them. On
the bus I had contacted my friend Emerald who had been with me the
night before and I thought might know where my keys were. By the time my
RA had left Emerald had texted back that maybe I should check the
closet because I had spent a lot of time in there the night before. I
stumbled over to the closet and aimlessly searched not really expecting
to find anything when low and behold there were my keys under my medicine
bag!!! Full of relief I put them in my purse and lay down on my bed
and slept for 2 hours! Later I called my mom and she says that I maybe
having a bad reaction to my Flu shot I had yesterday and I am inclined
to believe her. Before I can go to sleep tonight though I still have to
read and do a Psyc Module then study for my US History test
tomorrow....Goody. Now that’s enough Procrastinating time to work. God
Bless!!!
- Mood:
sick