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| Rene Descartes. What does that have to do with the Cartesian coordinate system?? o.O
People are too influenced by what others think. They are consumed and dictated by what society does, what society expects. I myself am guilty. =(
By the way, Burger King's Mocha Joe BK Iced Coffee is soooooo good! *thumbs up* 
Gosh, how I hate my insomniac episodes. A plethora of thoughts flood my brain... my head begins to throb... with all my might, I'm still unable to cease the thinking... and I end up lying in bed, hours on end, just trying to stop the madness. I'm too nocturnal for my own good. 
WOW, my shortest blog ever! =D
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| *change of plans: we're going back to SF! ^_^*
Aloha Mi Amigas!
We're alive and well! Well, not particularly... As some of you might have heard, SoCal is engulfed in flames! It's so devastating to see. =( Luckily, La Jolla isn't affected... just cornered... o.0 So the Witch Fire is coming at us from the Northeast and the Harris Fire is coming at us from the Southeast... We can barely leave our house because the air is so unhealthy out. My heart and prayers goes out to all the fire victims and evacuees. =0( I've heard this is the worst fire storm San Diego county has ever seen. I'm just glad this community is so helpful and supportive of each other. I look on Craigslist and there are numerous ads reaching out to victims seeking relief, shelter, and storage. It's unfortunate that one death has resulted from these fires, among numerous injuries, but it's good that this is not so much tragic deaths as it is just disastrous damage to buildings. However, the victims have been so emotionally afflicted. Had we the need to evacuate, I wouldn't know where to begin because, being the major packrat that I am, I would want to keep everything. The only thing is, this is my temporary home so I, fortunately, don't have many possessions here. But for the people who have lived here all their lives, their whole LIFE and all their MEMORIES are in that house. If something were to happen to my home in San Francisco, GOD FORBID!!, I don't even know how to cope. But that's me thinking frantically. Because, in the end, all that really matters is our health and the health of our loved ones. What I seriously don't know how to cope with is the loss of someone I love. I'm such an emotional person that, upon hearing news of a death of someone I barely know, I tear UP. Even if they were celebrities off a show I barely watched on television, I would be so sad, just because I'm empathetic and cognitive of how and what their family must be feeling and going through. That's why I don't think I can be a pet owner. I love and adore dogs. Too bad I don't think I can own them. If anything were to happen to them, I seriously wouldn't know how to deal, at least for the first month. Memories would flood over me from time to time and I would be overcome by sorrow. Such is the case with my uncle, who passed away about three years ago. SIGH. This has become such a depressive blog. So sorry. =[
Anywho, I digress. Disasters like these are such a test of faith and patience. At this time, it's just a battle with Mother Nature. All I can say is, just try to remember that at least you and your family (and pets, if any) are safe. Of course, faith is hard to maintain during such disasters as Hurricane Katrina or the tsunami in Asia or the terrorist attacks of 911. The only "good" thing that resulted from them was the sense of community, as the country/world came together to recover emotionally and physically. Sigh. All we can do is to look on the bright side of things. Think of what has been recovered/gained; don't focus on what has been lost. Certainly, a time of reflection. Cooperation! Keep yo spirits up! =)
In other news, school is canceled for the remainder of the week. Our midterm is postponed until next week. Such news seem to be in our favor... yet, the presence of a dreary cloud is over our heads... knowing how other people are so adversely affected. And because the sky is so smoke-filled. I was rather paranoid the whole time. I even got some packing done, in case we had to evacuate. I could barely sleep... the lights were flickering rather consistently... but I eventually conked out by morning. Luckily, the winds should be dying down by tomorrow, which should make the fires easier to contain. Hopefully. *crosses fingers*
So it's been awhile since I last updated... summer came and went. I became old. And now we're in fall quarter. A brief look at my schedule: Organic Chemistry lab, Metabolic Biochemistry, and Molecular Biology. So super fun.... I've also secured myself two positions, one work study and the other volunteer, both at different laboratories on campus. It's all good, I'm getting the laboratory experience I've always wanted. ^_^ Haha, but that's also like 9-5 everyday. Fun stuff. Organic lab is hectic and time-consuming. Six whole hours a week and often that's still not enough. And our TA is the worst! All she does is sit in the front of the class with her laptop and smile/laugh to herself. What a loser. Gosh. She has no concern about our safety and barely helps us when we have questions. If I fail lab because she hasn't properly prepared us for the final, I'd be pissed! Metabio is okay so far. Can't complain. Just need to stop procrastinating and read! Molebio is... well, good question. Due to dry labs being on Fridays, I have to skip class to go and finish my labs as six hours is clearly not enough for my slow butt. I predict many more impending skippages as I factor in future dry labs and going home for Turkey Day early in the week. I'm incorrigible. =P
Currently, we're housing our roommate's coworker and her husband. And two cute doggies! *squeals* With all this extra time, I should be studying... but no, being the seasoned procrastinator I is, I've decided to do otherwise. -___- Plans were in the air to go home, Vegas, shop, or volunteer. We've opted for the latter two, just because the former two are less than feasible... due to the long drives, among other things. Meanwhile, I've become quite the fatty!! So much it's not even funny. There was a day where I ate pizza for breakfast, sausage biscuit and ice cream for lunch, and in&out for dinner. I seriously felt my heart having difficulty beating... >.< I need to get off my fat butt and do something. Anything! Haha, if only. =D
Please be safe and take care, peoples! *hugs*
~*~
Not only is there a right to be happy, there is a duty to be happy. So much sadness exists in the world that we are all under obligation to contribute as much joy as lies within our powers. -- John Sutherland Bonnell
Climb up over the top
Survey the state of the soul
You've got to find out for yourself
Whether or not you're truly trying
Why not give it a shot,
Shake it take control
Inevitably wind up
Finding for yourself all the strengths
You have inside still rising
~*~
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| Class of 2007, you’re graduating this year!!! Congratulations!
Exciting!! I’m in disbelief at how you guys are actually gonna be COLLEGE
GRADUATES soon! And here I am, still in college… but that’s another story for
another day. =) I AM SO JEALOUS OF JENNY!! SHE GOT TO SEE WONGFU!!!
>.< I could hardly contain my excitement yesterday! Seriously, I’m star
struck!! It looked like I was having spasms because I was shaking so much
because I was so excited… I even had trouble breathing… Flora asked if I was
having a heart attack… check out Jenny’s Xanga for more of the gist of it. I’m
still so excited!! Just thinking about it is making me spastic again!!! Whenever
I think about WongFu, I’m like that. I’m going to be drooling over Jenny’s
picture with them for awhile now… =P
In other news, La Jolla weather is gorgeous now, come visit!
For our first month here, however, it was foggy and even rained several times!
Not the weather we left SF for! It felt just like home though… Anyways, school’s been alright… we’re total
procrastinators!! We’ve been outta school for too long. -__- Our first round of
midterms went horribly, especially for me! You can tell me it’s because of the
rigorous quarter schedule but I really don’t see that as why. There’s
definitely a lot more reading per week but it’s not like they’re not doable. It’s
not as if I were bombarded with readings and homework; quite the contrary,
before the week of midterms, we only did homework once a week because the only
homework we had was genetics and that was due once a week… If only I had kept
up on the myriad readings!! I did soooo bad. I especially thought I did horrid
on my history of science course… it was worth 100 points and I thought I’d get
20 points at most… and I got an 82!! The freak!!! During review session, our TA
seemed like such a hard grader, like he seemed to expect a lot from us. Someone
gave him the most intelligent answer and he quickly pointed out the flaws… so I’m
super surprised he was so lenient during the midterm! But yeah, that’s the only
“good” class, so far… I’m also taking Ochem, Genetics, and history of postwar Japan.
Still, I remain optimistic… if I start getting back on track now, I can still
redeem myself come second round of midterms… *crosses fingers* I also tend to
fall asleep in class… especially Ochem. His monotonous voice is muffled as his
back is to us as he scribbles frantically in, might I add, some of the worst
chicken scratch I’ve seen which is perfect in putting me to sleep. I have to
have Flora jab me occasionally to keep me awake. The only way I stay awake in
my history classes is by chatting online… The only class I don’t fall asleep in
is genetics… I’m not particularly good in that class either but I have an affinity
towards biology… it’s more interesting albeit just as many concepts to
memorize. And the teacher is more lively; he’s like in his later 60s or
something, been teaching at UCSD for at least 30 years, yet he’s pretty funny. He
does get rather lame sometimes though… so overall, school’s been treating me
ok, I just need to treat my studies better. I think that’s why I chose to fund
my own way through college; it’s easier to disappoint myself than it is
disappointing my parents, as I would have been wasting away their monies for
failing college… =)
Anyways, enough about school. I’m stoked to be going home
this weekend! The reason for my return trip is because my sister’s birthday and
mommy’s day, of course. I also want to visit with my father. Awww and I really
really wanna help out at the May race! It might very well be our last race as
team CCSF!! *cries* I’ve been outta commission for about almost two months now…
I sooooo miss my once-a-week workout! =(( And I miss my DB family. =’( I was
planning to just help half a day but it has just come to my attention that the
race isn’t at local Lake Merced but faraway Redwood Shores. =/ They have the
minimum amount of girls and I feel horrible if I don’t help out… My poor girls! They’re
not going to have any rest… and, God forbid, what if someone gets sick??? But
booo, it’s an all or nothing commitment… I’m leaving Sunday morning so I want
to make the most of my 2 days home. We shall see…
In terms of adjusting to my time here at UCSD, not all too challenging. I like being independent. =) I'm not homesick but I do miss my family. And of course, there's Kelley. =) And my girls! And the fellas. =D There's really nothing to do here though. All we do is go to school and head back home, with occasional stops to shop (usually that's just me -__-). La Jolla is pretty boring... campus is always lively though. There was a vendor week where we spent an hour shopping! Imagine, bringing shopping to school! As if we didn't have enough distractions! There's also Farmer's Market Tuesdays... sooo many food vendors! YUMMY. And the other days would be just clubs tabling and whatnot. I just heard of a Sun God event at our school... free concert! Some association at our school spends like $2k (?) to invite artists to perform for us. I heard this year is Third Eye Blind, TI, and Ozo Matli. Who wants to come?? Al Gore's also gonna be speaking here on May 21... free! =) Other than that, everything else is boring... We don't even utilize our amenities here that much, even though that was the attractive factor to living here in the first place. We've hit the pool a few times, I use the gym (rarely), we go to Friday movie nights!, and we use the TV there sometimes because we don't have a TV here in the apartment. We played pool there once... I guess we have abused the business center a lot, free copying and printing! Perfect for poor college students like us. =D
No entry is complete without some pictures! ^_^ 
Our room when it was still bare!
Our not-so-bare room
Flora and I have identical everything..
Our living room... someone lives under the stairs to the right...
Stairs to the loft... our kitchen in the background
SD Zoo!
Alex making out with the hippos =)
BOO to the peacock! ^_^
Vegas!
DB familia!
Awwww BOOOOO they won't lemme upload anymore! That's like the ultimate insult to a picture whore like me. =(
Okay, must go back to doing other non-productive things. Have fun in school and to those with impending graduations, congrats again! Remember me when you're rich and famous! And to those not yet graduating, also remember me when you're rich and famous! Take care people. v^_^v
Here's some stuff (funnies) I found from prior blogs... enjoy my short compilation. =D
Question - If you're
rowing upstream in a canoe and the wheels fall off how many pancakes can you
fit in a dog house?
Trying is the first step towards failure – Homer Simpson
Dilbert: ppl aren’t stupid
Doggie: according to my research they are.
I'm lost in thought. It’s my first time there.
I’m dinner. What’s for hungry? – Raymond
Randy: “you’re acting like a tyrannical fascist.”
Tim: “did he just call me a dinosaur?”
Al: I love horticulture
Tim: u know that's legal in
Nevada
T: What's your favorite part about gardening?
A: Getting down and dirty
w/my hoe
Joey - Which one is scarier: ducks or lambs?
Chandler - Lambs
J - Lambs? Why not ducks?
C - Have you ever heard of "Silence of the Ducks"?
Dad: Sup fool. Chillin’ I see. Look I don’t wanna get up all
in your peace but your mom wants you to square up this joint yo.
Son: you want me to clean my room?
Dad: That would be the heezy. *sigh* represent.
"I'm not happy, I'm cheerful. There's a difference. A
happy woman has no cares at all. A cheerful woman has cares but has learned how
to deal with them." - Beverly Sills
To laugh is to risk
appearing the fool. To weep is to risk appearing sentimental. To reach for
another is to risk involvement. To expose your ideas, your dreams, before a
crowd, is to risk their loss. To love is to risk not being loved in return. To
live is to risk dying. To believe it to risk failure. But risks must be taken,
because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing. The people who risk
nothing do nothing, have nothing, are nothing. They may avoid suffering and
sorrow, but they cannot learn, feel, change, grow, love, live. Chained by their
attitudes, they are slaves; they have forfeited their freedom. Only a person
who risks is free. – Poem quoted in “Dear Abby”
“There are no mistakes. The
events we bring upon ourselves, no matter how unpleasant, are necessary in
order to learn what we need to learn; whatever steps we take, they’re necessary
to reach the places we’ve chosen to go.” – Richard Bach
“I believe in the sun even
if it’s not shining. I believe in love even when I am alone. I believe in God
even when He is silent.” – WWII refugee
“If God had wanted me otherwise,
He would have created me otherwise.” – Johann von Goethe
"GOD once said, 'Let the light shine out of the
darkness!' This is the same GOD who made HIS light shine in our hearts by letting
us know the glory of GOD that is in the face of CHRIST. We have troubles all around us, but we are not defeated. We do not know
what to do, but we do not give up the hope of living. We are persecuted, but
GOD does not leave us. We are hurt sometimes, but we are not destroyed."
-2 Corinthians 4:6 8-9
Answer - None because ice cream doesn't have bones.
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| (hopefully.) It all depends on the admit/reject decision on
UCSD’s part. So… *crosses fingers*
The past week in memorandum… all I can say is, I’m super
glad it’s over!! Not only am I leaving City (hopefully), I’m leaving it for
China! Ten days of unadulterated fun! Well, that is the plan. I’m also a tad
bit paranoid and scared now due to Flora terrifying me with horrific tales… It’s
with family amidst a tour group so it shouldn’t be that bad… right??? Anywho, I’m too excited about it to worry about
it now…
Finals week was exhausting for me! Well, I’m sure for
everyone else too. I slept no more than five hours total for three days… and
then I had more than a full day (8+ hours) of work the day after it all. I was
pretty dead, haha. I even had work (the school one) on the day of my
last final… my supervisor felt so sorry for me, she let me out early as an
early Christmas present, yay! =) Finals turned out a LOT better than I
thought!! I am so surprised… I actually got an A for my biology final and an
overall B in the course. That doesn’t usually happen!! She is now my favorite
biology teacher. *beams* Even though I never had one to begin with… science has
never been a good friend of mine.  I totally bs-ed my biology final…
instead of the usual multiple choice questions, it was all short answer…
seven questions for 60 points… and I got a 54!  How did that happen??? Not only that, we had an organism presentation… and
I seriously was the worst presenter
there! I was the least prepared out of everyone! Everyone else had PowerPoint
slideshows and prepared speeches… I had barely anything, just a video from
Youtube. I finished the paper for the presentation just ten minutes before I
had that class so I really had no time to prepare what to say… but apparently,
I was well organized and had an interesting talk… *shrugs* She’s such an easy
grader, I love it! Even that paper for that presentation was extremely horrible.
I totally complained to Kelley for days because I thought I did such an atrocious
job on the presentation and paper. But I’ll complain no more because I actually
got almost full-credit on it (minus 0.1 point because I forgot/didn’t know to
underline the genus and species). Right now I’m waiting for my Calculus III
grade… I’m hoping for the best! But I know I screwed myself over for not
studying that last chapter… I always do that, I just realized! I do decent in
the beginning and then I get so lazy towards the end, I end up not doing a
chapter, which is imperative to my grade… Still, I shouldn’t get less than a B
in that course because I’ve been getting B’s throughout… unless I totally failed
the final… *freaks out* That four-hour final totally killed me. It was my last
final and I was going on five hours of sleep and Starbucks. Not to mention, I
was hungry as freak, which wreaks unthinkable havoc on my concentration. I’m
feeling okay about it though… hopefully my intuition isn’t wrong! As for my
music and Chinese finals… well, I don’t think I failed. I’m semi-confident they
should be A’s since I was doing decent and pretty well in music and Chinese,
respectively. All in all, a fabulous way to end my last semester at City.
In terms of work, it’s been okay so far. I rarely work,
usually just once or twice a week, so I’m not always bombarded with annoying
customers. And, even if I were, I have a whole week to recuperate from them,
haha. Not only that, it’s been soooooo busy because of this holiday season, I
have no time to even think about how tired I am while running around and stuff.
That can be a good and bad thing. I worked ten hours one of those days and I
ran on practically nothing, just a McDonald’s breakfast sausage burrito and
hash brown (so very unhealthy of me, *cries*), a Starbucks Zen Green Tea (venti),
and white chocolate mocha (venti).
Yesterday’s Christmas get-together was super fun! I saw a lot
of my girlies whom I haven’t seen in the longest! We had an enjoyable dinner at Elephant Bar, even though the two hour wait was horrible and not very eventful.  At least the dessert was good...  Afterwards, we went to Michelle's house to do our White Elephant gift (wow, I just realized it's ELEPHANT Bar and White ELEPHANT... Jenny, did you notice this coinkydink??) Today, we had an interesting day of dragon boating... We spent the whole entire practice bailing boats. The only real paddling we did was going to one end of the lake to retrieve the four boats trapped in the reeds then to the middle to tie them all up with the rest of the boats then ultimately back to the dock. That was like ten minutes tops of paddling and a whole hour plus of bailing! The boats in the middle were filled up to the seats with icky black and green algae-encrusted water. Surprisingly, the four boats in the reeds were filled with clear water! That's something I'm still wondering about... 
Now, what to do with the rest of my Winter Break (three
whole months, yay!) after I get back from China… I want to quit TR already
since I’m sure my manager will want me to come in more since my availability
now is considerably more than the one I gave her during the school year. But,
not only do I dread working, I don’t want to go all the way over there all the
time, unless she’s paying me more! It’s inconvenient, time consuming, and
expensive. But I’ll feel horrible to quit when they’re so short-staffed… the
dilemma! >.< Well, I’ll deal with that as the days unwind. I hope to go
to Vegas during break! I’m finally 21 and I won’t be carded this time (score!),
haha. In addition, I scored another job at a dental office, temporary position
for just three months, which is perfect for my three-month hiatus! The attractive pay is a wonderful bonus.  Now that I have that position, should I still try out for Starbucks...? A few months ago I corresponded with a Starbucks manager via email and he told me to email him back once my availability opens up... hmmm... I do so love Starbucks... 
Did I mention I shop online too much? My savings are
depleting rapidly. *cries*
Okay, gotta rest up for my long plane ride tomorrow morning,
so Merry Christmas and Happy New Years everyone! Enjoy your breaks because
ya’ll deserve it! Stay warm, be safe, and have fun! Zai jian! v^_^v
"Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves" -- Carl Jung
"I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning to sail my ship" -- Louisa May Alcott
"The way you overcome your shyness is to become so wrapped up in something that you forget to be afraid" -- Lady Bird Johnson
"Whenever you see darkness, there is extraordinary opportunity for the light to burn brighter" -- Bono
"I'm an idealist. I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way" -- Carl Sandburg
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| Long Beach was FUN! As always. =) It actually got a little too frantic and hectic this year... but that's probably cuz we did more races. At least team morale is boosted! *thumbs up* I'm too lazy to do my traditional pages-long update on it so we'll just leave it at that. That and, of course, we got FIRST in Mix3A and THIRD in Women's. Yay for NorCal girls! =) I also got sunburnt like whoa, which is usual. I have the nastiest looking tan lines and spots! Yes, spots! They look like freaking birth marks or something. Yeah, I'll show you some time...
Besides that, my temp job was so chill! Man, after sucha chill job like that I'm not looking forward to working again... esp that customer service / sales rep spiel over at Stones... booooooo. I'll definitely be missing the pay for doing nothing... but absolutely won't be missing the incessant boredom.... zzzzzz. Besides that, no more 830am - 530pm! I did that 8 days straight.... and that was the day after I got back from LB too. As expected, you can never get much sleep during vacation. Well, I can't anyways. It's the heat coupled with the fact that I'm a light sleeper and any sound, and I mean any (i.e. Albert snores!), will keep me awake. Notwithstanding, the whole time we were there we had to wake up around six something everyday... that's in addition to sleeping an hour before waking up at 4am on the day we set off for LB cuz our cars left circa 430am (but that doesn't matter cuz I didn't have to drive =P). So because of that, for the past week, I just go home, eat dinner, shower, then KO quickstyle. I do nothing at work but I'm so pooped! Imagine how it will be when I do the real 9 to 5 thing... I'll never see anyone anymore! The horror! >.< Anywho, it's been kinda nice though, how I've been falling asleep easily. I've always been jealous of those who can just plop onto bed and KO within minutes, if not seconds! On average, it takes me, the insomniac that I am, an hour or two to fall asleep... horrible! But I'm cured for now. Kelley told me something about how people fall asleep fast when they sleep and wake up at the same time everyday. That's probably what happened cuz I wake up 645am - 7am and sleep 10pm - 11pm. Wait until school starts again.... there's no telling what time I'll sleep. Well, of course, that's my fault cuz I'm nocturnal like that.... anyways...
Picture Time! =D
silly rams =P
me jane and dianna on shamu
#1!
al's 22nd at cheesecake... grey goose shots! yum! ... no, not really, but at least the bottle is pretty =)
me, dianna, sizzi, jane
brian is so cute! here is me and flo raping him... no worries, he's enjoying it! =D
In other news... THE BUS DRIVER MADE MY DAY!
... last week. Yeah, I've been lazy to update. Not to mention, pooped! Anywho, so the story goes like this: I was walking to Judah to take the N at, oh, 720am. The N comes at 725am. So I'm walking and I lookit me cell phone... shoot it's 725! I start jogging a little, for like, a few feet... and I hear the rumbling of the street car... me not being one to chase after a bus, give up and stop running... thinking I'm early anyways so I can always catch the next bus. I'm sauntering along... and the car ain't moving. Slowly, it inches forward... and then stops, right in the intersection. I'm like, what the freak... and then I see the bus driver waving for me to hurry. No bus driver is usually this nice to actually wait and stop for you! In all my years of taking buses, he's by far the nicest! Not only are bus drivers cranky by nature, it's friggin' 7 in the morning so of course they're super grumpy! Not this one though. He's freaking nice. He makes announcements of intersecting buslines almost everytime we stop and follows with a nice "thank you." If that wasn't enough, he also starts making a semi-racket to let people walking to the bus stop know that he's approaching. These people were running to the next bus stop today cuz they just missed him by a block and he stopped mid-drive to let them on instead of having them rush to the next stop first. Is he nice or is he nice?? And when I got off my stop at Civic Center, he waved to me! What a nice person. =) Yes, I'm sorry for the random ramble, but I felt he deserved a tribute.
I forget what else I wanted to update... so I guess that's it for now. Whilst some people have just started their second session of summer school, some of us are starting fall semester already! Wahhhhh. =(( Stinksssss. *sucks it up* DO WELL THIS SEMESTER. *chants* BUT, as I've been telling Jenny, don't put grades/money/school/etc. on the highest pedestal of worries and priorities cuz your sanity is more important! Don't overwork yourself over such matters that might not even matter a few years from now... so do what you gotta do while staying sane! On a lighter note, have fun kiddies while the summer lasts and remember to come play with meeeeeee, while I'm still bored... which will be for quite awhile cuz school is boringggg. =)
Too lazy to take out my quote book (have you noticed the fact that I loveeee quotes???) so I'll list some all-time fave songs from which you can derive "quotes" (fun! *squeals*):
Easier To Run -- Linkin Park (it's weird how I tend to tear up when I listen to this song)
By Myself -- Linkin Park
Pushing Me Away -- Linkin Park
Numb -- Linkin Park
Crazy -- Simple Plan
Perfect -- Simple Plan
Untitled -- Simple Plan
Hold On -- Good Charlotte
Smile -- Tamia
(my my, aren't I the emo one... no worries, I'm not always =D)
Grow Up -- Simple Plan
In This Diary -- The Ataris
Hold On For One More Day -- Wilson Philips
Stay The Same -- Joey McIntyre
(what am I missing?? I feel like I'm missing something =(( )
By the way, I was reading my old blogs and I found this short passage from The DaVinci Code that I thought was super hilarious! (I'll end this blog soon, promise!):
Faukman was still shaking his head. "But with all these books written about it, why isn't the theory more widely known?"
"These books can't possibly compete with centuries of established
history, especially when that history is endorsed by the ultimate
best-seller of all time."
Faukman's eyes went wide. "Don't tell me Harry Potter is actually about the Holy Grail."
"I was referring to the Bible."
Faukman cringed. "I knew that." | | |
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