Born This Way
Maybelline present us with a low modality statement saying “maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s Maybelline”. With this we see that the speaker is not sure if the actor was born that way or if she is using Maybelline products.
A blog I use way more often than this one.
“Octavian, when I am ready to die, I will die.”
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Wild is the Wind cover. A beautiful version of the song.
RIP Trish Keenan
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Reporting research data over young men who have sex with men who they met online. I could never be an anchorwoman or a spokesperson. Apparently, I am too immature to talk about anal sex without giggling.
Knitting and quitting
My favorite knitting needles are bamboo; I got them from my mom about five or six years ago. I really enjoy knitting even though I never finish anything. Usually, I get bored of trying to complete something, cast-off, and call my new creation a pot holder.
I’m trying to clean out my closet right now but I haven’t accomplished anything further than turning on the closet light. While doing this, I am also attempting to tidy up my music collection by listening to every song on every album I have. Surprisingly, smoking seems to heighten my productivity level (take that D.A.R.E.) when it comes to cleaning so I think I might try that after I finish this post.
Something big and life-changing happened on Thursday night that I want to share but it seems silly to share on the Internet for everyone to see. I’m still in shock that it happened.
No fun
I was going to post about this past Christmas but I could never find the strength. This year tops my previous “worst Christmas.” I was in the fourth grade, I received the Sega Genesis and the stomach flu. I wanted to play the Sega so bad but couldn’t stop puking long enough to hook it up to the TV. Pure torture. Anyway, I missed my parents this year.
Moving on. It’s been six months and finally, I am starting to adjust to life in Austin. I still miss Denton, but there was just no way that I could stay there and keep moving forward with my life. Looking back at last year, it’s strange to think about all the different paths I could have taken. I feel like I made the right decision. Austin is the best place for me to be. When I graduate, I hope that I can find a job here and stay. The time is flying by. I start my second semester of graduate school in about a week. I’m even thinking of taking the MCAT, just to see what happens.
