| Writer's Block: If we took a holiday ... |
[Nov. 26th, 2009|08:51 pm] |
Hm...probably Christmas I think. Family, food, cold weather (snow if I'm lucky), presents, time off from school (lots now). Best of about every world! Daddy even gets to come home for this one. |
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| Writer's Block: Present Perfect |
[Nov. 16th, 2009|02:27 pm] |
Hm, not sure. Materially, probalby the LEGO Mallenium Falcon I got last year. Otherwise it would be getting to have a white Christmas in Canada a few years back. |
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| Writer's Block: My Favorite Neighborhood Business |
[Oct. 12th, 2009|02:45 pm] |
There's an ice cream stand on the way to Herdon, PA that has really great ice cream and subs. There used to be a different one that was even better, but we won't go into that now...>. |
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| Writer's Block: Sick day |
[Oct. 5th, 2009|08:43 am] |
A little bit of doting if I'm really sick, but a lot just makes me feel guilty. Usually I hang out alone at home, at least for a day, because going from tissue box to tissue box is such about the most annoying thing. |
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| Writer's Block: Confessions of a couch potato |
[Oct. 3rd, 2009|09:51 am] |
Hm...eight hours, at least. My sister and I marathoned the three Lord of the Rings movies, extended editions.
If it's crap TV, then I'm bored. Usually I only tun the TV on when there's something I want to watch or I'm going to be stuck in the kitchen for a while. Commercials were invented just to tick you off, I swear. You know you waste three years of your life watching TV commercials? >.< Best be the best damn show ever! |
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| Writer's Block: Using My PC to Stay Connected |
[Sep. 30th, 2009|03:47 pm] |
My Dad's overseas now, so I can keep in contact with him. The time change and security makes phone conversations difficult, and don't even TRY the postal service. I can also keep in touch with cousins who don't know what a letter is. >.< I feel old...and I'm not! |
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| Writer's Block: Mirror, mirror |
[Sep. 28th, 2009|05:22 pm] |
I believe in some form of most superstitions. However, Friday the 13th has always been extra lucky for me, so I wouldn't say I'm traditionally superstitious...^_^ |
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| Writer's Block: Most memorable concert |
[Sep. 27th, 2009|11:43 am] |
A Martina McBride and Allen Jackson concert. I was twelve, I think, and it was SO amazing. It was probably so speacial because I absolutely love both those singers, and I've rarely seen my parents so child-like (in public, at least). |
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| Writer's Block: Most inspiring teacher |
[Sep. 23rd, 2009|10:51 pm] |
Probably one of my last theatre teacher. She was a great teacher in general, but she didn't play favorites and everyone got a chance to do something they liked. She could also make just about anything fun, even paper work, and theatre kids general HATE paper work. It's the only reason there's as few injuries as there are...>.> |
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| Writer's Block: Epicurean |
[Sep. 21st, 2009|12:36 am] |
Well, eating less meat would mean less animal mutilation as well as less land that needed to raise said doomed creatures. Therefore, the land could be used for farming, or better yet left wild (please, dear God, NO MORE HOUSES!!!!). Also, the farmers could grow more human consumable food, instead of wasting so much on animals that should be eating GRASS anyways. Also, since most meat is full os chemicals and anitbiotics and the like, humans would have healthier, working immune systems, since they aren't all messed up from what was in the animals. Also, more natural places means better stuff for the O zone, yeah?
So really, if everyone cut WAY back on the amount of meat they eat (not saying go vegetarian, just enough that the natural raised, old-school version of cattle herding was enough), then life would no doubt be better. That, and apparently eating meat increase your carbon footprint, but I don't have quotable stuff to back that up, and I'm not feeling the urge to do research tonight...this morning...whatever. |
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