Just one more, cause the lights are all trippy in the background, and I'm trying to do the Karate Kid pose. The problem is, I don't have balance:
In this picture, we are trying to make the Kappa to go along with the Sigma, but not really succeeding. A for effort? How about K for effort? heh heh...I love the cheesiness.
Dressed up as schoolgirls here. We'll teach you a thing or two. hahaha. You may not be able to tell, but I have a Griffindor symbol thing on my sweater. yeah. I'm just that cool. I love my girls.....because we are nerds. But sexy nerds. Heck yeah!

welllllllllllllllllllllllllll, really he's just adorable in general.
ANYWAY, onto tangible subjects (although I wish that beautiful man was in front of me and easy to touch--did I just say that? heh...yeah, pretty much).
In class today, my Comm 502 prof gave all of us an article about a case and said, "Ok, you need to do 5 things with this article: 1. tell how the case is relevant to this course, 2. tell the story behind this case, 3.tell where you got the information to tell this story, and 4.were there any limitations behind to getting this story."
This is the craziest assignment I've seriously gotten. He wants us to (no kidding) call the people in the actual case to get the background information. I can just see it now "um...soooo, I'm doing a project for class, can you give me some info so I can, like, get an A???"
The problem with my case??? There is one HUGE one!! My article is on a case in China...a case on politics. There are two limitations here:
What made me mad was the group before my group got a case in Turkey. HELLO! I totally could have gotten scoops from my cousins. So that sucks.
Oh well. So that was my day. That and I had to wage a war against Spyware that was attacking my computer. I won. They shouldn't mess with me and my army of Spyware fighters.
You know why I like and respect journalists?
I just had to say this. Not like you guys don't know it already.
I brought this up because I had to watch a video on the campaign trails of two candidates...and it made my skin crawl.
I could probably count on my hand the number of politicians that have REALLY helped America.
But the number of journalists that have worked to keep the country strong and free (for not much pay)? Too many too count.
Here's to a wonderful and pretty day for us all!
So...those are the four I've thought about the most. There are other cities I want to visit though--Boston, Providence, Washington D.C. and a whole slew of East Coast Cities.
I would NEVER live in L.A. or Texas (sorry). And I would cut my wrists everyday if I had to live in Nebraska. I guess the midwest is not for me. And L.A. just sucks, but I've said this before.
Overall, I know that...I just don't know. Who knows where I'll end up? I just want to experience life, and I tend to love big cities. But I'm sure that it won't matter much where I live as long as I'm with someone I love. And I shouldn't say that I don't like small towns. I've never lived in one...maybe someday.
The future is mysterious, I could live a number of places. And that is an exciting thought.
I get a little mad when people say that the state of the world is just SO BAD these days. Of course it is! But what makes people think that is was so good in the past?
I'm not so convinced that we had less crime in th 50's...I'm not so convinced that the world was all flowerly and happy during the Renaissance.
The world has ALWAYS had: death, wars, suffering, greed, heartache, crime, jealousy and all of the above. ALWAYS. So where do people get off saying that the past was always so much better?
People seriously need to stop worshiping the past and instead think of ways to better the future. You can whine about how bad a flood is, but if you don't start swimming for a better place, you'll simply drown.
On that note, here's for an amazing 2006. You all said Happy New Year to me, so I'm saying it back!! Hope none of you were too hungover today. (and doesn't 2006 sound futuristic? To me it does. Why don't we have flying cars by now?)