Scooby Scooby Doo where are you.....

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I used to love that show SO much!

Oh, and check out Glamorous...I'm doing a couple posts today -- a new character (who should really get the ball rolling!) and a new scene that (I think) is pretty good.

This is totally politically incorrect....

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Happy Holy Week everyone!!

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Heehee. That's so twisted and horrible, but I lovez it.

Speaking of random, how about...I did a flip yesterday when I was outside with friends. I don't know how to do flips. Explain THAT one. :-P
(Okay, so I was trying to do a headstand on a downhill slope, that's pretty much the explanation. :-P)

Because it's Wednesday...

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"Everybody wants the samething..."

"We're trading places on the chain gang
It doesn't matter how you swing it
Everybody wants the same thing."

LOVE me some Scissor Sisters. :D

Anywho, more to the point, it's Wednesday!!

Yes, that is a museum display of moist towelettes. It doesn't get much randomer than that!

So, I'm still trying to figure out my spring break and it's not going real well at the moment though. I do hate it when plans fall apart or, worse, refuse to come together to begin with.

Random Picture of The Week!

My dream leads to scurvy. I LOVE it!
I picked a comic strip this time, it comes from a Facebook group I'm in called "I Picked a Major I Like, and One Day I Will Probably be Living in a Cardboard Box".

Pretending That It's Wednesday...

In honor of Lost starting new episodes, and the hotness of Dominic Monaghan....

Random Picutre

Okay, ignore the message on the bottom and just think about this: in order to make this photograph, without doing any editing on the image of the toast, someone had to put sunglasses on a piece of toast.

Yeah, I'm entertained.

Getting back on track...

With the holidays over, we're going to head back towards normalcy...and that means a Wednesday Random Picture!

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas and happy holidays to everyone out there in the blogosphere!

The weekly random image is sort of themed to Christmas this week...

"Would you look at that! They're making a baby right in the front yard!"
"It's disgraceful!"

This is one of my favorite carols:

This is funnier than any picture I could have found...

Okay, so today is the random image day and all, but this is much funnier I'm going to hit you with a quote that I thought was hysterical from this article on CNN.com:

"The Bush administration does not believe the government should be regulating or stigmatizing the behavior of adults."

So says Wade Horn. Obviously, Wade Horn really does need his reality checked.

Anywho, this is what you have all been waiting for...........
Yeah, that was pretty much my thoughts as well.

Holiday Countdown
3 days til my grandmother's birthday
4 days til Christmas Eve
5 days til Christmas Day
6 days til Boxing Day
11 days til New Year's Eve

Number of Gifts Bought: 2
Oh snap. Time to get working on that, huh?

Monday Random Picture!

I was going to post that classic picture of the bunny with the pancakes on its head (I'm sure you've seen it) but my Google search turned up lots of images of said bunny from new angles -- and this! Since we know I can never resist a kitty....here's a kitty with a piece of toast on its head!

EDIT: So, it just occurred to me that the random picture comes on Wednesday. Wishful thinking that exam week was already half over? I think so! I'll do the inspirational picture on Wednesday instead...just keeping ya'll on your toes!

Thank yous!!!

I've got some thank yous to give out (and a happy update on yesterday's uncharacteristically downbeat entry.)

First of all, thanks to Google for our random image of the week....It's not funny like these sometimes are, but it got me thinking...what if our world really was donut shaped? How incredibly strange would that be?

Secondly, major thanks to Kendall for asking me his 10 Questions and posting them today!

Also, thanks for everyone's supportiveness concerning yesterday's dilemma.

Fortunately, brain storming and talking to people -- most of whom I hadn't planned to talk to -- really helped me regain my usual perky optomism. I have a plan of action now, and have defiantly decided: I will finish school here. Without taking out student loans.

I was reminded of someone I met way back in eigth grade. He was just graduating high school at the time and had received a scholarship for being a left-handed red-head. That got me thinking...I'm unique in lots of ways. I'm ambidextrous, that's a 2% of the population I fit into. I can almost guarantee there's a scholarship for that. And I bet I could get some kind of LGBT scholarship. And, undoubtedly, the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America has some kind of scholarship, or more than one.
Abercrombie does indeed sponsor some scholarships, as I found out through Googling it because neither of our managers were there today, but in doing so I discovered that some of the companies my grandfather bought me stock in also sponsor scholarships.
And as Johnna pointed out, if you spend time in Rhode Island malls (which I do, frequently :-P) it's hard to avoid discovering some scholarships there.

I'm going to scholarship my way through tuition, live off-campus and work my way through books and rent.
That's the plan right now anyways. I'm going to be fine. :)

Weekly Random Image!

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!

And in case I don't get on tomorrow....I'm gonna post the pretty person in like ten minutes before I hit the hay.
(Or, as Boy-Craig typoed "hit the gay"...best typo ever. :P)

Democracy at Work

First, your weekly random picture...it's not toally random since election day was yesterday, but it had me amused:Oh, Australia. :-P

I tried to vote yesterday, and I hope all of you went and succeeded better than I did.

So, I registered to vote at Harrisburg Pride in July. I was gonna wait and do it at a place that seemed more reliable (and see if I could do it online) but...the woman had my phone number on her petition, and she threatened to call me every day until I registered to vote -- and she looked like she meant it. So I registered at her humble little stand at Pride.

Yesterday, I cheerfully hopped in my car, and drove towards the high school -- and decided I didn't want to vote there because, well, frankly the crossing guard was eyeing me down like he was going to decapitate me if I got out of my car.
So I drove until I saw signs for a polling place and I hadn't gone far -- I was at a local elementary school. I even knew where I was because the children's show I was in last semester had performed here. I parked, quite well (for me) I might add. Then I confidently went in to perform my civic duty as an American.
"What's your last name?" they asked. I told them.
"Nope," they said after a few minutes of looking.
"Nope?" I repeated, incredulously.
"Nope." One of the guys at the table got out his cell phone, dialed a number and he and I sat on hold for the next 40 minutes. Finally, we get through to whoever, explain what all had happened (I related my story about registering) and they said "We're sorry sir, somewhere along the line there was a disconnect. You're not registered."
So, they had me fill out the form again. This time though, he made me lick the sides and close it up. I'm not sure why that's significant, but that was really the only difference from last time I registered.
Then the guy gave me a candy bar and said "But don't let this dissuade you from voting next time!"

Despite my lack of assistance, Human Rights Campaign informed me at 2:01 this morning that 204 of the 228 candidates they endorsed had won, and 11 of these candidates were in undecided races (at the time). This included a sound defeat of Rick I-Wanna-Be-A-Phelps Santorum.

Just because I'm in a good mood, I'm going to give you all a second entertaining random picture:Also, check out this interesting, well-worded and (I think) fairly accurate analysis of the election results. (Thanks to Eric for mentioning it on his blog!)

Not-so-random Random Picture!

That's right. Those are gummy octopi. And you know what else?
I can buy them on my campus now. I haven't, because they freak me out like no other. But the option is there. :-P

A rare sight

So, the random picture this week.......Is a Canadian tank. They really do exist!!!! I guess those of us who thought every Canadian with the slightest militaristic tendency joined the Peace Corps. are eating our words now.

I just want to see the Canadian war boat. Er...boot.

(DISCLAIMER: I really do love Canada and Canadians...I just also like to poke fun at them. :P) (But then, as this blog rolls along, you'll find there's not many people and things I don't like to make fun of when the opportunity presents itself...)

Weekly Random Picture

Yeah, this is your Wednesday's Random Picture.

I promise it's more random than Pete Ross' collage of graham products (although this is nowhere near as amazing.)Yeah. I think that's all that needs to be said about that.

In real world news, today was a day of incident and consequence.
I did not have to do my presentation I thought I had to do for Comm. today so I showed up for class in a suit. I looked hot, true, but there really was no reason for it.
Then I went to catch the train, missed it, waited around, and caught the next one with a large group of fellow college students headed home. We pretty much took over a train car and had a social hour. And I met another Rhode Islander from my school!!!

Anyways, I'm home now.

Oh, and happy National Coming Out Day everyone!

And did I mention that I got more Savage Garden songs today? This is becoming an addiction to rival my Oreo thing...

Wednesday's Random Picture

Awwwwwwww!!!

I'll let ya'll know this weekend about what's gone on this week. Craaaaazy week ya'll!!
I decided not to go for silly this week. I'm going for adorably cute:

It's that time again...

Well, today is Wednesday. Hump day. Also? Random picture day!

So here it is...