Monday, February 13, 2006

Haha we're such dorks Posted by Picasa
Right you are... Posted by Picasa
That's just mean Posted by Picasa
Model pose Posted by Picasa
Snow angels Posted by Picasa
Plastic bags - what a classic move Posted by Picasa
Don't eat the yellow snow Posted by Picasa
Two white peas in a very white pod.... Posted by Picasa
Fun in the snow Posted by Picasa
Snowball fight Posted by Picasa
Mmmmm, marshmallows!!! Posted by Picasa
That Donovan, he's so hot right now Posted by Picasa
Yoga in the morning Posted by Picasa
This is what we woke up to Posted by Picasa
Donovan's breakfast Posted by Picasa
The guy's tried yoga - not so pretty Posted by Picasa
The halo massacre begins... Posted by Picasa
good times Posted by Picasa

Sunday, February 12, 2006

Drama sucks

Drama belongs on the television set, in the lives of the made up characters on all the good shows. I realized recently that I have about a .0001% tolerance for drama in real life. I love watching it on tv, where I can become absorbed in whatever's going on for that hour and then can come completely out of it without all the side effects of real life drama. There's too much energy that goes into having to deal with all the crap that comes with it that I'd rather stay far far away from it.

Thursday, February 09, 2006

The Last Polka

Have you ever become really close friends with someone over the span of less than 48 hours, only to say goodbye, part and never ever see each other again? I guess I was in denial, because I honestly thought I'd see this person again. Our paths have to cross again, one way or another, I thought. But now I'm not so sure anymore, and it's gotten me all depressed. We're headed in two completely opposite directions, towards the opposite ends of the earth, it seems, with no means of criss-crossing. The only comforting thought I have is knowing that when I'm no longer a broke student I'll be able to travel everywhere and visit all my friends, if not for anything other than old times sake. I know it won't be the same then, but it's still a happy thought for me. And some things'll still be the same and won't change: Zak and Sara will still be there, and we can laugh again at Levi Smith's tales of Texas *

Monday, February 06, 2006

Scubie duba

Michele and I started scuba classes this past weekend!! I've gotta say I was petrified to go under for the first time - consider the irony: one of my biggest fears is drowning, yet I became a lifeguard, almost joined the swim team, and now and trying scuba diving. But once I took that first breath underwater, it became one of the coolest things I've ever tried. My next vacation is definitely going to involve the tropics and lots of fish. The one sucky part of the whole day was putting on the wet suits. Imagine the tightest pair of jeans you've ever tried to put on, and multiply it by about 10 and you've got what those suits felt like to get into. I even got a 'wet suit' burn on my finger trying to get the thing on - an entire layer of skin came clear off. Nice to know, isn't it??
Michele eating ice cream with a knife Posted by Picasa
Guidos in the house!! Posted by Picasa
Drew's 24th on 2/4 - Happy Birthday!! Posted by Picasa
Heather and I attempting Zoolander poses...or maybe it was fish faces...I don't remember Posted by Picasa
Bequaney!! We miss you!! Posted by Picasa
This dude was creepy - he watched you no matter where you were, kinda like the mona lisa Posted by Picasa

Friday, February 03, 2006

What the....

I got this email today and wasn't sure what to make of it...


The Wilberforce School

The Wilberforce School is now accepting applications for Pre-Kindergarten through 4th Grade for the 2006-2007 academic year. You can download an application from our website at http://www.wilberforceschool.org/.

Applications are due by February 15, 2006.

If you have questions, call us at 609-924-6111



Screw med school, apparently I need to get better elementary school training. Or maybe they think I have kids...who are these people???