So, it's kind of scary that my name is so uncommon that if you do a google search there are three separate links to me specifically. Old swimming times, a forum name, and a website I created for a class last semester. Now, granted I'm bored and trying to kill some time, but this google searching of names started off with me trying to find out if an old friend of mine, Yudy!, had another email address. Being unsuccessful there I thought I'd see how easy it would be to find me...very easy (as long as you can spell my last name correctly).
I guess that's sort of "scary", but it's not like I have any important info attached to any of those links. You could find out my best 50 and 100 freestyle times though, so that's something...I guess.
Anyways, I don't have a whole lot to talk about, just recuperating from a very busy and long semester. Byee
Tuesday, December 19
Saturday, December 16
Tuesday, December 12
Fin
I am done putting crap together! Lookee here!
Top left to bottom right: isometric drawing of LifeCell tradeshow booth, stationary system (letterhead, business card, envelope), book that would be sent to doctors that explains LifeCell's technology and it's many uses and applications, clipboard and notepad that would be handed out at the tradeshow booth, and an invite to some random conference which briefly outlines LifeCell technology.
And here's a close-up of the book from hell that won't shut all the way, but at least looks nice:
...um nevermind, this is going to take too long to upload all the images I wanted to. The important is that I'm done. I can now worry about non-school stuff, like getting Christmas gifts and getting my sister's wedding invitations in order. Good stuff. I'm going to veg out or read now...or maybe take a long, hot bath, that sounds pretty good. My back's killing me.
Top left to bottom right: isometric drawing of LifeCell tradeshow booth, stationary system (letterhead, business card, envelope), book that would be sent to doctors that explains LifeCell's technology and it's many uses and applications, clipboard and notepad that would be handed out at the tradeshow booth, and an invite to some random conference which briefly outlines LifeCell technology.
And here's a close-up of the book from hell that won't shut all the way, but at least looks nice:
...um nevermind, this is going to take too long to upload all the images I wanted to. The important is that I'm done. I can now worry about non-school stuff, like getting Christmas gifts and getting my sister's wedding invitations in order. Good stuff. I'm going to veg out or read now...or maybe take a long, hot bath, that sounds pretty good. My back's killing me.
Monday, December 11
The End is Near
Only two more days! then I'll be done for the semester. Oh, the joy. Hopefully I'll do well on my Anthro Forensics test tomorrow, and I've already got the difficult stuff mocked up for my final project due Wednesday, so not too much trouble with that assignment....and then I'm done!
Stress-free days will be quite welcome. Anyways, going to go over my notes a little more and then hit the hay. Hope everyone is having a great finals week, or if you don't have finals because you're not student....um....do something.
Stress-free days will be quite welcome. Anyways, going to go over my notes a little more and then hit the hay. Hope everyone is having a great finals week, or if you don't have finals because you're not student....um....do something.
Monday, December 4
C is for Cookie
And the Keebler Elves must be part angel, because, damn, are these fudge stripe cookies good.
*drool*
My cell phone finally fell apart the other day after trying to keep it from doing so for about a month now. I like the idea of flip phones, but if the plastic is so cheap that it starts to crack around the hinge and fall apart in a year, why do we pay so much for them? Let me tell you, it's helluva lotta cash to dish out for another crappy phone when you're not signing on with anyone. I spent $130 on a basic phone (no camera, no mp3, no full-out keyboard) which is way more than it's worth, but at least it works. Stupid cell phone companies making cheap crap-ass phones so that people HAVE to buy a new phone every 1-2 years after another phone goes dead or stops working properly. So now I have a non-flippy phone that at one time confounded my mom which I reported in a long ago post:
Good times, good times. I better get some more work done, all of my LifeCell crap is due next Wednesday and then that's it for the semester. Ah, the end of the semester will be welcome, but it's going to suck until it's finally over.
*drool*
My cell phone finally fell apart the other day after trying to keep it from doing so for about a month now. I like the idea of flip phones, but if the plastic is so cheap that it starts to crack around the hinge and fall apart in a year, why do we pay so much for them? Let me tell you, it's helluva lotta cash to dish out for another crappy phone when you're not signing on with anyone. I spent $130 on a basic phone (no camera, no mp3, no full-out keyboard) which is way more than it's worth, but at least it works. Stupid cell phone companies making cheap crap-ass phones so that people HAVE to buy a new phone every 1-2 years after another phone goes dead or stops working properly. So now I have a non-flippy phone that at one time confounded my mom which I reported in a long ago post:
Mom: "Hello. Hello! I can't hear anything."
Me: "Well put the phone to your ear."
Mom: "But it's not open."
Me: "It's not that kind of phone!"
Mom: "But it's not open."
Me: "It doesn't open. Stop trying to use it like a walky talky."
Mom: "That's just weird."
Me: "No it's not, it's just not a flippy phone. Just talk on it like a normal phone, it's just smaller."
Good times, good times. I better get some more work done, all of my LifeCell crap is due next Wednesday and then that's it for the semester. Ah, the end of the semester will be welcome, but it's going to suck until it's finally over.
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