Thursday, May 12, 2005

Doigt is my Daddy

Jump Jump....
Mac Daddy Wanna Make You Jump....
Awe ya, shake it Dedos

Wednesday, March 23, 2005

The Defense

Today is the day. In exactly 12 hours my graduate school fate will be decided. Hopefully I will come back and be able to give each of you a very happy "Woot, Woot." We shall soon see!

Monday, March 14, 2005

Hey Smarty Pants!

Today, according to "Celebrate the Date" on Yahoo Greetings marks a very special holiday. Not only is this holiday special, but it is very personal and dear to my heart... Considering the fact that I am, well, a genius.

Without Further Ado... I wish you:

HAPPY GENIUS DAY!!!

This holiday is in celebration of Albert Einstein, who was born on this date in 1879. Can I get a WOOT-WOOT for the late, great Mr. Einstein?!

Be a good friend, celebrate intelligence and wish those you care about a
"Happy Genius Day!"

Monday, March 07, 2005

Happy Birthday Carol!

"The real test of friendship is: Can you literally do nothing with the other person? Can you enjoy together those moments of life that are utterly simple? They are the moments people look back on at the end of life and number as their most sacred experiences." -Eugene Kennedy
Happy 23rd Birthday Carol. Thanks for giving me the gift of friendship. I pray that God continues to bless our friendship and look forward to the many memories that are in store for us!
"Friendship is like a rose... opening one petal at a time, only as it unfolds... day by day does it reveal it's true beauty."
-Joan Walsh Anglund

Thursday, March 03, 2005

Not So Hollow Here Yo

So this post comes as a response to a little competition that has been brewing between several individuals that think they are furious typers. They claim that they have this "A- factor"-- a ".625 A-Factor" to be precise. This said "advantage" has been claimed as a quality that cannot be reckoned with. My reply, along with my partner-in-crime and her pet plant Kiwanis was, "Hey you might have the A-Factor but we have the G-Factor." To prove that our words are not merely "hollow" I have the following words to speak:

"1/16 Deutsche Aufzinsungsfaktor einkehrend auf euch."
There, that should do it. Oh, by the way... if you haven't already, say hello to Kiwanis for me.

Wednesday, March 02, 2005

Just Random

So I ask this question:

To the window or to the wall?

What's your take?

Sunday, February 27, 2005

pick-up sticks

Remember that game you used to play when you were young? Well, for those of you who know what I am talking about, that is kinda where I feel in my life right now. Not that I am "picking up" any pieces but that I am just waiting to see where things fall into place for my life. Trying to see if I let it all go... if I drop all the pieces... where all the elements of my life will fall. Letting it all go might sound pretty depressing, as it can be interpreted that way for those who have always associated "letting it go" with just not caring. However for me this means something else and is a big step-- one that I have been meaning to make for years. To "let it all go" is simply to say "Enough!" I cannot control all of the elements in my life. Here Lord, I am giving it all over to you: Let the pieces fall where You intend.

I have always wanted to control things in my life, I tend to be a perfectionist and have it in my nature. At the present moment I have a hard time allowing the "unknown" to be known: to be embraced without fear, to be an accepted, exciting adventure. I am embarking on this quest as I have fallen and been broken time and time again by my own dismay and bad decisions. For I am only human and I will always err. My plans are not always the best plans, and for this realization I surrender. I know that at times that battle may once again arise-- the battle to do my own will in my life, the battle for a quick fix, a battle for control. But for this I pray that I will forever surrender to the will of my Lord. For only then will I learn true contenment and the plan God has for me. A plan that I know deep down in my heart will be far greater than anything I could ever imagine.