It was fun.

She deserved it.

Right Damy?

Not me this time but someone else.

I unknowingly broke some bad news to someone.

Quite crazy.

or so i hope.

me: What am I?

the BF: You're a squash.

me: I'm a squash? Why?

the BF: *pauses* I don't know. Squashes are cute.

I have a ricer boy Air Spencer squash air freshener. Say NO to rice.

I like long weekends and short school days.

I like onion rings and turkey avocado croissant sandwiches and clam chowder and Arby's beef and cheddar and chili cheese fries from the Hat. Not in one sitting of course.

I'm short.

*falls down on ground laughing*

It's the most hopeless thing I have ever turned in for a grade for any of the 20 series. It is also the first assignment that I have come nowhere near finishing and that didn't even appear to be presentable (unlike ics22's project four that was horrendously wrong--and also hard coded so it looked oh-so-wonderfully right =X). I laugh. I got pretty far but there were just so many files that I couldn't quite figure out what I had done wrong. So I turned it in all wrong.

And here is the point of my post....I'm getting to it.

I rock java. I can read it and write it semi-proficiently, which is more or less good enough for lower-division intro classes. I coded a splay tree out on paper and it was right. I typed the exact same code into TextPad and it worked. I was amazed.

Thank you Damy. I seriously could not have done it without you. Man, if it weren't for him I'd probably be taking (and failing) ICS21 for the third time at this very moment. He put in so much extra time and effort helping me, it's insane. Thanks for seeing me through =)

And I'm still searching for your CD mon...I'm getting increasingly panicked...

Yes, as stated below I did go out to check out the meteor shower. I was really too tired to drive out to someplace dark and remote, so I sort of wandered down the stairs and out to the balcony. I didn't expect to see anything, what with the full moon and the well-lit complex, but I managed to see some anyway. I was on the balcony at around 2:45 am when I hear someone calling to me...crazy girl XL was wandering around that night/morning and had somehow made her way over to our side of Park West.

It was a nice night.

For some reason, when I was watching the sky I felt incredibly lonely...

Hey if I'm going to make things worse, may as well enjoy it.

So while I was enjoying my cookies, hating myself for enjoying the cookies, and plowing through some java code on paper, I wondered if the Kristen Kreuk and Heather Locklear types (aka the thin and beautiful types) know what kind of havoc they wreak amongst the average, below average, and maybe even slightly above average-looking girls. I wondered if they ever looked into the mirror and felt disgusted by the face looking back.

Yeah...I didn't think so either.

Been feeling kinda bummy lately.

I'm going to step outside for a bit to look for shooting stars. Peace out yo.

Guys, read the article and tell me what you think.

Girls? If it makes any sense to you read it and tell me. It still doesn't seem quite right to me.

Like that made any sense.

Anyhow, I've done about three double takes. I'm not going to do any more.

As is Chris Ender Carrabba.

Both have very innovative lyrics. Waha.

I'm tired and buzzin on coffee right now. I drink it--once in a while when I need it. Works better that way.

Time to peace out.

Peace out.

DJ: Hey Kelly...

Me: Hmmm?

DJ: What do short people think about?

DJ: You look really pretty when I don't have my glasses on.

Cheesecake Factory is some goooood stuff. Shoestring onions and a Navajo sandwich. Yum.

Once again, this is good rice not bad (yet funny) rice.

Trying to get my lazy arse into gear. I've got homework regarding circuits and waveforms due on Wednesday (and you all know how much I love circuits and waveforms), a midterm on circuits and waveforms on Thursday (shoot me now), and a lab due on Friday that more or less looks like a tangled web of java files that I somehow have to figure out (okay shoot me now).

It would be so much nicer without the circuit-y waveform-y stuff. Me an' java are down.

I'm at work right now, by myself. J left me out in the cold. J the supervisor is coming in around 3-3:30-ish. Blah.

I have breadsticks. I want to eat them. I'll eat them when mr. supervisor comes so I can leave the front desk to go grub and maybe even drink coffee naked.

My workload looks much more do-able.

My eyes are bugging the hell out of me.

But that's okay because DMan is making a special delivery to brighten my night.

Tonight will be some heavy-duty papering and lightweight programming.

Peace out.

*clapclapclapclapclap*

I hope he comes back. I need help on #3.

DMan is back online...blogging.

wow

You know I should get this on tape.

Haha and give it to any prospective wives he has.

Yeah...you know if it ever got out you'd be living a very lonely life

-Said to J after he made some very sexist comments.

Went to the Long Beach aquarium yesterday. My mom had a performance there and she was allowed to bring one guest who would get free admission, so she brought me. I think I prefer the aquarium to the zoo.

Now I have to get showered and start on my homework and maybe start Christmas shopping if I get enough homework done before it gets too late. I also have to drive back to Irvine today. The weather is peachy.

It's been rather nice at the apartment these past couple of days. Let's hope it keeps up for the remainder of the year.

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Take the test, by Emily.

Still waiting on the third one...I don't feel so confident about that one...

She's one of the international students. I can't place her accent. Spanish? I dunno.

Hm. I'm at work. I'm tired. Anyway...