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[Nov. 5th, 2007|04:17 pm] |
3.5 years later, we're finally dating...........
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[Sep. 12th, 2007|01:06 am] |
40 of the MOST spontaneous questions ever, BE HONEST
1. Where were you 2 hours ago?
in a meeting for ResLife
2. What do you think of your last kiss?
it was awesome
3. Do you kiss a lot of people?
not really
4. Are you wearing socks right now?
no
5. When was the last time you went out of state?
i think i was in virginia two weeks ago....
6. Have you been to the movies in the last 5 days?
nope
7. What was the last thing you had to drink?
water
8. Who was the last person to hear you cry?
my mommy :)
9. Who made you smile last?
erin
10. What was the last food you ate?
delicious veggie pizza reheated in the microwave
11. What's your favorite thing to watch on TV?
friends, family guy, the office, project runway and of course, TOP CHEF
12. Have you bought any clothing items in the last week?
nah
13. Do you have a pet?
two puppies, but they're not here :(
14. What did you do last night?
homework and reading lol
15. Have you ever done drugs?
maybe.....
16. If you could be anywhere you want where would it be?
hawaii learning how to surf
17. What is the last thing you purchased online?
Futuresex/lovesounds from itunes
18. One thing you hate about yourself?
im really insecure lol
19. What does the 10th text in your inbox say?
just a silly one.....
20. Do you miss someone?
nope!
21. Last movie you saw?
superbad with football and basketball players :)
22. What are your plans for the day?
i have class in the morning, then i'm going to the gym, then im running some errands, going to class again, and then i have PHANTOMS!
23. Did you have fun today?
pretty much!
24. Who is your last text message from?
shawn
25. Were you an honor roll student in school?
um, yes.
26. What do you want to know about the future?
i'd like to know whether or not i'll have a job i enjoy lol
27. Who was the last person you rode in a car with?
shawn
28. Chocolate or vanilla?
depends on what we're talking about. chocolate is a staple, but if its ice cream or milkshakes, vanilla.
29. Do you have a tan?
its me.....so no
30. When is the next time you're going out to let loose?
probably thursday
31. Did you meet anyone new today?
yup! i met some people in my classes
32. Do you have any piercings?
ears
33. How do you like your soda?
dont drink it!
34. Who was the last person to make you cry?
James
35. What are you doing tomorrow?
same as my plans for the day lol.
36. What day is tomorrow?
well, technically thursday, but today is wednesday and its really early so we'll go with wednesday--thats what it'll be when i wake up!
37. What is your current mood?
really driven, surprisingly
38. Do you like someone?
ohhhhh yeah :)
39. Are you dating someone?
kind of? not really sure......
40. Why?
eh, sometimes you just need to have fun :) |
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[Mar. 16th, 2007|05:47 pm] |
On the Garden State Parkway there is a water tower that says "Union" in big letters on it. My grandfather leaned over to my dad one day as they were driving along and said "You know, I've always wanted to get up there somehow and paint over the top of the U".....making it "Onion"
my grandfather was in the monument/gravestone business. the pastor who presided over the services for his funeral met him at the local cemetery one day, and he said to him "you know pastor, we have very similar jobs. The only difference, is you send them up, and I send them down".
RIP--your humor, integrity, and love will be greatly missed, but always remembered. |
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[Jan. 27th, 2007|11:36 am] |
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man, fuck you.
i'm through with this. |
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[Dec. 24th, 2006|01:19 pm] |
last night was quite possibly one of the best nights. i have missed everyone here in stratford so much and finally getting to see everyone and catch up and just having an overall great time was so nice. thank you all so much :). being away at school is hard because you find yourself disconnected from people, and you feel like when you come home the family you once had won't be the same anymore....but last night proved to me that that's not true. i love you all so much.
my family and i just sat down to lunch, and i offhand made a comment about the view we have from our kitchen window. our kitchen looks directly out over the Housatonic, and on days like today the deep blue of the river with the bright green of the grass and the trees all bare so you can see right through them...its almost perfect. my dad made a comment about how he found this place by accident. my parents had been looking to move out of Monroe because at the last PPT my dad had confronted the director of special education and asked him point blank "will you ever consider outplacing her" and he said "no". so they began looking for houses, but couldnt let the people in Monroe know they were moving until after they had already copied all of my sisters school records to ship to Foundation School. A week after they saw the house my parents made an offer. but before they made anything final, my dad had to go to the neighborhood association of Founders Way to plead with them to allow us to put in as inconspicuous a fence as possible (my parents couldn't buy a house and not have a fence with a daughter who was prone to escapes). they approved the fence, the fence we still have to this day actually. we moved in the spring before i started kindergarten, after a series of morgages and agreements. and that is how i ended up here, in stratford. i've lived here for 15 years. this house isnt just a house, and the people here arent just schoolmates or friends. this is my home, and everyone here is my family.
merry christmas, happy holidays. i love you. |
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[Aug. 25th, 2006|04:09 pm] |
there are days when i wish that i could be gently prosaic like Meg Ryan in You've Got Mail. I love that movie, and I just think that Meg Ryan is the epitome of casual intelligent elegance. Or at least her character in this movie is. She cares about something--she is passionate about childrens books. Yesterday when I took little Freddy (the 14 month old that I babysit for) to the library, I was overwhelmed by how amazing children's books are. How inspiring they are to young minds, and how you really are what you read. I can already tell that Little Freddy is going to grow up with a sincere love of dogs and of books, because he picked out all of the books with dogs in them and at one point was so overtaken with the joy of his surroundings that he just ran around the room shouting "BOOKS! BOOKS!" in the most gleefull voice I have ever heard him use. Children are so innocent and sweet. Now that Freddy and I have had a summer apart, he's closer to me than ever. He hugs me and wants to cuddle with me, whereas before he only wanted to grab my leg and drool on it. He now imitates me. The other day we both sat on the couch in his apartment eating apples. The first time little freddy had an apple was with me last spring. I was eating a whole apple and was kneeling on the floor, and he came up to me, pointed to my apple, and then put his little mouth around it and with all of the might he could muster, forced his little teeth down and into the apple. We must have sat in that same position for about 25 minutes--me holding the apple out and kneeling on the floor, and him standing, using my arm for support, and munching on his first whole apple. Yesterday, we sat on the couch eating apples together. He sat next to me, because he's a big boy now and big boys don't need babysitter's laps when they aren't sad or cuddly, and he just looked up at me and smiled. It was just the perfect moment in my day. All of my friends have more relevant jobs: one of my roommates worked at the State Department this summer, others had internships on the Hill or at law offices and such, but in all honesty, I wouldn't trade jobs with any one of them. The time that I spend with Freddy is precious, in addition to the fact that its $12/hour. It doesn't even feel like work to me.
I'm going to go cook and watch You've Got Mail. My favorite part of that movie is....well, wouldn't you know. I don't have a favorite. I love the whole thing to pieces.
-lindsay |
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[Aug. 12th, 2006|06:35 pm] |
dear fabulous Sam and fantastic Tiff,
thank you for my surprise visit and for my delicious loaf of banana bread. it is better than any banana bread i have ever had. i love you two more than you can even imagine.
ok, so ps kids--leaving for gtown tomorrow. going to miss stratford whole lotta much. going to miss all of my amazing people.
this summer has been amazing.
thanks guys. cheers until either cavalcade or thanksgiving
-lvk |
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