Wednesday, March 17, 2010

100 POSTS!


Happy 100 Posts Everyone!! To be honest, I didn't think I'd stick with this stupid blog as long as I have, and clearly from my recent lack of posting I'm sure you didn't either. Thanks to all who read, I'm glad someone enjoys my rambling. And to celebrate:

100 Things To Do Before You Die
  1.  Attend at least one major sporting event: the Super Bowl, the Olympics, the U.S. Open.  
  2. Throw a huge party and invite every one of your friends.
  3. Swim with a dolphin.
  4. Skydive.  
  5. Have your portrait painted.  
  6. Learn to speak a foreign language and make sure you use it.  
  7. Go skinny-dipping at midnight in the South of France.  
  8. Watch the launch of the space shuttle.
  9. Spend a whole day eating junk food without feeling guilty.
  10. Be an extra in a film.  
  11. Tell someone the story of your life, sparing no details.
  12. Make love on a forest floor.
  13. Make love on a train.
  14. Learn to rollerblade.
  15. Own a room with a view.
  16. Brew your own beer.
  17. Learn how to take a compliment.
  18. Buy a round-the-world air ticket and a rucksack, and run away.
  19. Grow a beard and leave it for at least a month.
  20. Give your mother a dozen red roses and tell her you love her.
  21. Be a member of the audience in a TV show.
  22. Put your name down to be a passenger on the first tourist shuttle to the moon.
  23. Send a message in a bottle.
  24. Ride a camel into the desert.
  25. Get to know your neighbors.
  26. Plant a tree.
  27. Learn not to say yes when you really mean no.
  28. Write a fan letter to your all-time favorite hero or heroine.
  29. Visit the Senate and the House of Representatives to see how Congress really works.
  30. Learn to ballroom dance properly.
  31. Eat jellied eels from a stall in London.
  32. Be the boss.
  33. Fall deeply in love -- helplessly and unconditionally.
  34. Ride the Trans-Siberian Express across Asia.
  35. Sit on a jury.
  36. Write the novel you know you have inside you.
  37. Go to Walden Pond and read Thoreau while drifting in a canoe.
  38. Stay out all night dancing and go to work the next day without having gone home (just once).
  39. Drink beer at Oktoberfest in Munich.
  40. Be someone's mentor.
  41. Shower in a waterfall.
  42. Ask for a raise.
  43. Learn to play a musical instrument with some degree of skill.
  44. Teach someone illiterate to read.
  45. Be one of the first to take a flight on the new Airbus A380.
  46. Spend a night in a haunted house -- by yourself.
  47. Write down your personal mission statement, follow it, and revise it from time to time.
  48. See a lunar eclipse.
  49. Spend New Year's in an exotic location.
  50. Get passionate about a cause and spend time helping it, instead of just thinking about it.
  51. Experience weightlessness.
  52. Sing a great song in front of an audience.
  53. Ask someone you've only just met to go on a date.
  54. Drive across America from coast to coast.
  55. Make a complete and utter fool of yourself.
  56. Own one very expensive but absolutely wonderful business suit.
  57. Write your will.
  58. Sleep under the stars.
  59. Take a ride on the highest roller coaster in the country.
  60. Learn how to complain effectively -- and do it!
  61. Go wild in Rio during Carnival.
  62. Spend a whole day reading a great novel.
  63. Forgive your parents.
  64. Learn to juggle with three balls.
  65. Drive the Autobahn.
  66. Find a job you love.
  67. Spend Christmas on the beach drinking pina coladas.
  68. Overcome your fear of failure.
  69. Raft through the Grand Canyon.
  70. Donate money and put your name on something: a college scholarship, a bench in the park.
  71. Buy your own house and then spend time making it into exactly what you want.
  72. Grow a garden.
  73. Spend three months getting your body into optimum shape.
  74. Drive a convertible with the top down and music blaring.
  75. Accept yourself for who you are.
  76. Learn to use a microphone and give a speech in public.
  77. Scuba dive off Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
  78. Go up in a hot-air balloon.
  79. Attend one really huge rock concert.
  80. Kiss someone you've just met on a blind date.
  81. Be able to handle: your tax forms, Jehovah's Witnesses, your banker, telephone solicitors.
  82. Give to a charity -- anonymously.
  83.  Lose more money than you can afford at roulette in Vegas.
  84. Let someone feed you peeled, seedless grapes.
  85. Kiss the Blarney stone and develop the gift of gab.
  86. Fart in a crowded space.
  87. Make love on the kitchen floor.
  88. Go deep sea fishing and eat your catch.
  89. Create your own web site.
  90. Visit the Holy Land.
  91. Make yourself spend a half-day at a concentration camp and swear never to forget.
  92. Run to the top of the Statue of Liberty.
  93. Create your Family Tree.
  94. Catch a ball in the stands of a major league baseball stadium.
  95. Make a hole-in-one.
  96. Ski a double-black diamond run.
  97. Learn to bartend.
  98. Run a marathon.
  99. Look into your child's eyes, see yourself, and smile.
  100. Reflect on your greatest weakness, and realize how it is your greatest strength.



 carpe die(h)m everyone. happy 1oo. Here's to 1oo more.

Spotted Around My Life

So, as is per usual, I'm taking this opportunity to clear all the random pictures of things I take and put them up on my blog for your personal enjoyment, so enjoy.

I deffinatly posted a picture of this before. It's a toilet paper dispenser in one of the art building bathrooms. Someone wrote "what will you do with your life" and it was there for awhile, so I added "find adventure." The dispenser and wall around it is now covered in other answers.


So, this Spring Break I quested with my favorite questers. And on our journey we decided to go and poke around this incredible cathedrel that we'd all always passed and admired from afar but avoidede actually seeing due to its mysterious affiliations with a certian crocodile-keeping, cult-like religion. Needless to say we ventured in, and were given a full tour of the gorgous place. Just goes to show you that a sense of adventure can get you into all sorts of cool places.


I just thought this was funny/shady so I took a picture.


I love being creepy in the parking lots on campus because people always have the best bumper stickers. I wish I still had the Questmoblie just so I could stick this on the back because it is so insanely accurate.


These are the most incredible things I have ever seen in real life made out of snow. Three igloos that, if you look at the building behind, are taller than the first floor. Completely hallowed out inside too.


Ahh, humanity, your sick and twisted suggestions for going green. Also useful, the person who suggested recycling condoms. Classy. And we wonder why our environment is the shit show that it is...


Found this on the pilliars at the library entrance. Words to live by. I love finding stuff like this.

A Letter to My Loyal Fanbase

Dear Three People Who Still Read My Blog,

If you're out there, I love you and I appreciate you. I want you to know that, dispite how it may seem, what with me not writing anything interesting anymore. I'm sorry. I love you, and I'm sorry, that's all I've got for you. I'll change. God, it sounds like we're breaking up. But, here, I'll make it up to you. Double posts! Here goes:

I'll start by getting you caught up with myself, your favorite blogger. I have now done something that over 80% of college students will do (and no mom, it's not drink, that's 84%): change my major! No longer will I be found prowling the art building, random assorted supplies in hand, scrambling to finish my design projects. Although I'm keeping an art major (I'm only 6 credits away), I am now an Elementary Education major!! Also, to everyones relief (including ours) the Quad will be reuniting next year, same dorm, same room, joined by a whole flock of new freshman in 2A! They'd best be nice too...cause....we're living with them. Other than that, did some questing over break <3 and....yeah.

Things I've Learned:
  • No one person on this green earth knows everything that applys to your scheduling. No one person can help you, you need to go and find three different people who each can tell you a small bit of what you seek. You then must solve the riddle of the Spynx and return the Golden Idol to the Hidden Temple. Then you may schedule.
  • I'm a crafty person, not an artsy person. I've learnered there is a difference.
  • Sunshine can bring college kids out of a dorm faster than if the whole building spontaneously caught fire.
  • Apperently, door key swipers are not matience's priority.
  • Walking around the building to swipe your key at the back door is a lot more pleasent when spring is here.
  • Lady Gaga = <3 (I didn't really learn this, but was re-re-re-reminded)
  • There are interesting things to do in Bucks County, even after all these years...
  • Craftsmenship is important.
  • If I lived in DC I could be making an easy $45/week.
  • Some people are actually jackasses. As in, doing pointless things for no other reason than to annoy someone else in a stupid way, like flipping over full recycling bins....wtf?
  • Mickey Mouse was originally a rabbit named Oswald until Disney lost the rights to him, so the chopped his ears off and made him a mouse.
  • Walking to the education building requires sneakers.
  • One can only eat at Galley so many times a week.
  • UD gets worse everytime we get back from a break...
  • Speech sucks.
  • Changing your major is the most stressful/greatest thing ever.
  • I can't multiply fractions...
  • But I remember what prime factorization is and how to do it.
  • There is no greater feeling of relief than when the female model enters the room rather than the male on the first morning class back from break.
<3 Wow, I missed this. I know its been so long since I last wrote and can't remember all the lessons I learned since. Esspecially considering my last entry was complaining about snow and now I'm raving about the sunshine (have I mentioned how GORGOUS it is?) TTFN: Ta ta for now!

Also: for those few of you who read this, you should also write on my formspring page, where you can ask me all sorts of things with or without revealing who you are. Challenge me! Why? Because I love talking about myself to anyone who listens and the internet lets me do it without feeling like an ecotistical, pompus ass.

Peace an' Blessins'