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October 28, 2006


Let's Go On A Hay Ride!

Hay Ride
Uploaded by peachy92.

Today was a somewhat busy day. I worked on my mother's old desktop and got it working. I totally had to reformat the hard drive. I rebooted the computer several times to make sure it did work. The plan with the computer is to set me up a desktop at home. After that, I went out to Best Buy and Wal-Mart to get a few things I need to set the laptop up in my room. At Best Buy, I got a desk, speakers, and a wireless card. At Wal-Mart, I mainly got food and a few laundry hampers. What I need to do tomorrow is work on my bedroom some more.

For tonight, the Wesley Foundation was to go to Oatland Island for the annual Halloween Hike, but only Melissa and myself showed up. I took a few shots of the night. They are located in my Savannah Flickr Set. I had Melissa snap this shot of me on a hay ride. I haven't been on one in 19 years! I'm pretty certain that tonight's Mother Goose was my professor from my summer Ethics class. *Laughing* It was nice to get out of the house. Oatland made me feel like I was back in Girl Scouts camping. *Smile*

Posted by Shawn at 09:51 PM in Flickr Photos, General.
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October 27, 2006


I'm Not A Chef…

But I'm trying!

Pizza is Served

Tonight's dinner: homemade pizza.

Posted by Shawn at 05:08 PM in Cooking.
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"Lost In Another World (Far Away), Never Another Word (Till Today) / But What Can I Say?"

Yes, I know it a cheesy movie. However, it was on HBO a lot when I was a young child, so the movie is dear to my heart. I have it on DVD. I found the trailer on YouTube, which is also on the DVD I have. My Film History class has made me realize how classic the old days of movies were. I haven't put my finger on what it is that these movies have over today's movies.

Just thought I'd post this trailer.

Posted by Shawn at 03:13 PM in YouTube.
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October 26, 2006


"I Feel Stupid But It's Something That Comes And Goes"

How am I going to get a B in Calc this time? I'm back into my "I don't understand it" rut. I think I know it, but when it comes to doing the work, I don't. At least I made about 5 on today's quiz. I got the second question right, but totally blew the first one. I just hope I get an 80 on the test next week. I just need an 80 in that class. If I don't get it, a C wil do, but I can't get Honors credit for it. I'll have to hunt down another Honors class. *Sigh* Maybe I just should skip the Honors all together.

Finally, for today, the Thursday Threesome

Onesome: Sasquatch-- Big Foot? Yeti? "Harry and the Hendersons"? Maybe? No way? Sure, we have the entire family over for dinner every Thanksgiving? Whaddaya' think? I try not to think about Bigfoot.

Twosome: and Haunted-- It's All Hallow's Eve next week; are you haunted by little creatures in your neighborhood extorting goodies from you? ...and do you do your part to provide an entertaining experience for them? ...or do you lock the doors, kill the lights and hide from the horde? I don't know. It's still in the air. Probably hide since no one will be home when I home.

Threesome: Homeland-- ghosts and spectres: do you have any local stories of 'haunted' places. ...or are there roads you grandmother told you to never travel alone, especially when the moon is full? Just askin'... Dudes, they say the whole town is haunted!

October 25, 2006


"Among the Many / Can You Still Hear Me / Hear Me Asking / Where Do I Belong?"

Today in Film class we discussed The Seventh Seal. I really didn't need to see that movie. It was about blind faith and asking questions about God. I do that too many times, especially late at night, wondering about my mother. Is there a heaven? Am I too intellectual about God? Discussing the movie just made me more depressed. I told my professor it hit a little to close to home. On my way home, I kept thinking of Wesley lunch and the discussion about Elijah's flight to Horeb. At times, I wish I could have nothing but blind faith. It would make life easier. *Sigh*

My day was spent staying at home sleeping and doing family-related items. I need to get my dad's signature on my Bank of America accounts. I was going to pay a bill for him, but it wouldn't let me unless his name was on my account. *Frown* So much for my being the helpful daughter.

On my way to school, I started dreaming about where to move after I get out of school. I still don't know where. I thought Nashville. Sometimes, I think Atlanta. Today, I was reminded of a time I wanted to live in Orlando. I don't know where to go. At least I'm sure it will be east of the Mississippi and south of the Mason-Dixon line. *Laughing*

Oh,as for those wondering why I don't update everyday, sometime, I just have nothing to say about my life. Other times, I'm extremely busy with my life. My life is just one big ebb and flow.

[♪ Listening to: "Every Heartbeat" (7" Body & Soul Mix) - Amy Grant]

Posted by Shawn at 08:01 PM in Schooling.
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October 24, 2006


"My Time Has Yet To Come Until Then"

Today was a wacky day, but I made it through. My homework I completed yesterday for Client/Server was correct, then incorrect, then correct again. *Banging My Head Against The Wall* Someone brought food with red onions on it into the IT lounge the same time I was there. I started freaking out about "Did I put on deodorant," when I know I did. *EEK!* Not fun moments today. Oh, and I made a 5 on last Thursday's quiz. That was better than I expected. What else? I turned in my application and fees for Omicron Delta Kappa. And saw my friend Heather after not seing her for a few months. I survived the good and bad of today.

During Special Topics class today, I was using Flickr to show off the tag search feature. Shots of a belly dancer came up on screen. I loaded the pictures to see if they were pictures of Beth's friend, Leah. The guys thought I was nuts. Or secretly thinking I gay. *Blushing* No, I'm straight. Believe me. There are guys turning me on that I thought wouldn't have a few years ago. Very straight. I just didn't expect to see Leah's photos in my search.

My dad's new TV is here. *Smile* It came yesterday. I knew it was coming. I was just told to tell me sisters we were getting a repair job and shock them with the bigger screen. Talk about HDTV! I can see the imperfections in the skin of the baseball players! *Laughing*

Posted by Shawn at 08:11 PM in Schooling.
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October 23, 2006


Brrrrr.

*Freezing* I wonder if fall is officially here. Today has been cold, for Savannah standards.

Wesley lunch was fine. We had hot dogs and real chili. Great for tonight. After class, I did some school work. Finished my Client/Server assignment and read some of my book for the book review in Film. In Film, we watched The Seventh Seal. Disturbing and very WTFish!

[♪ Listening to: "Piece Of My Heart" (Pop Version) - Faith Hill]

Posted by Shawn at 08:54 PM in Schooling.
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Found On MySpace:
Girls leave their schedule wide-open and wait for a guy to call and make plans.
Grown women make their own plans and nicely tell the guy to get in where he fits in.

Girls want to control the man in their life.
Grown women know that if he's truly hers, he doesn't need controlling.

Girls check you for not calling them.
Grown women are too busy to realize you hadn't.

Girls try to put a man 'on lock' by using sex.
Grown women know that it's the sex of the mental kind that makes a man want to 'lock' you down.

Girls fake-moan, lay there and take the stabbing.
Grown women say, "just stop", get up, get dressed and walk it out.

Girls are afraid to be alone.
Grown women revel in it-- using it as a time for personal growth.

Girls ignore the good guys.
Grown women ignore the bad guys.

Girls worry about not being pretty and/or good enough for their man.
Grown women know that they are pretty and/or good enough for any man.

Girls try to monopolize all their man's time (i.e., don't want him hanging with his friends).
Grown women realize that a little bit of space makes the 'together time' even more special -- and goes to hang with her own friends!

Girls think a guy crying is weak.
Grown women offer their shoulder and a tissue.

Girls want to be spoiled and 'tell' their man so.
Grown women 'show' him and make him comfortable enough to reciprocate without fear of losing his 'manhood'.

Girls get hurt by one man and make all men pay for it.
Grown women know that it was just one man.

Girls fall in love, chase aimlessly after the object of their affection, ignoring all 'signs'.
Grown women know that sometimes the one you love, doesn't always love you back -- and move on, without bitterness.

It's amazing how much I've grown in 2 years.

And, because I have time, Participation Positives:

Go ahead, list your positives.

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