on me.



The Kennedy Space Center was cool, but everyone seemed like they were in a rush to get it over with. I was the idiot trying to read everything; I discovered that not all the info boards were proofread, or at least not meticulously. I guess they just assume no one is going to stop and read everything?

A lot of their gifts were silly tourist-y stuff, but there were a couple of nice finds...i.e. some of the books and mugs. I bought me a travel mug that looks mildly space-y (or wannabe space-y) but I can't find it on the gift shop site. I thought about getting this book, though.

The whole thing was fairly nifty.

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which might be sad since I'm 22 and most people I know made it way before their eighteenth birthday. But it was cool. :D Went to Epcot, if you know where that/what that is.

And what does my boyfriend do? Hitch a ride...on me!

Pictures to come soon when I have a chance to resize them.


Now I'm off to the Kennedy Space Center. It should be awesome.

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It's been 20 days or so since I last wrote. A lot has happened. Some things are interesting, some things are not. But I'll be catching you up slowly. I'm in the middle of moving and finishing my degree. It's madness. Plus, I'm sick now. I'm thinking things will probably get worse. But I don't mind. It's not the end of the world. My only wish: Sickness, be gone!!

And a preview:

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With LEDS!



Check out the Faire

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It seems like society can't enjoy anything without the government getting a piece of the action. Not that I'm an avid iTunes user. But it does seem unfair that the government has rights to money in the entertainment industry. It started with Napster: omg, musicians aren't getting enough money and, sure, let's say they're rights are being violated too.

Whatever happened to music being for the people? I thought music was supposed to be this universal thing that everyone could enjoy. I thought people made music because they liked making music and they thought it was fun.

Apparently not. Apparently music is like everything else. It's like drugs-> 'it's where the money's at.' Actually, that's from a movie I just watched called 'City of God.' It's fairly brutal as far as violence goes, but if you can withstand brutal, I'd recommend it. It's about a slum in Brazil and how it becomes swept up in the world of drug trade and such. It's ironic, how it ends, but I think it's good.



I'm just ranting because I don't feel like studying. I'm in too good a mood to let something like studying ruin it. But I guess I must. :/



P.S. There's a bee frantically attacking the window behind me. I hope it doesn't freak out and decide to sting me because he seems really distressed.

nm. The girl next to me just killed it with her geometry notebook. Math kills!

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I've got no juice left. I took my first exam and was totally done. I'm too tired. Can I quit please? The hard tests are next week. I am not looking forward to them.

My car started overheating yesterday. I freaked out because I wasn't sure what to do. My boyfriend turned on the heat full blast and that seemed to alleviate it a bit. But not for too long. So I checked under my hood today and discovered that my coolant was empty. I mean 'running on plastic' empty. I figured the guys at the shop must have been out of it because I asked them to check under the hood to see if everything was okay and to top off my fluids.

I filled up my coolant and began to drive around on errands. But after 15 mins, more or less, it started overheating again. My guess is that something else is wrong and the car is either leaking or madly consuming coolant. I don't have money for car repairs. Bah.

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