Saturday, February 19, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Shout Your Love from the Rooftops
She's a very special lady with a very special mission :)
http://www.wbez.org/blog/mission-amy-kr/2011-02-07/mission-60-shout-your-love-rooftops-81901
http://www.wbez.org/blog/mission-amy-kr/2011-02-07/mission-60-shout-your-love-rooftops-81901
Shout Your Love from the Rooftops
She's a very special lady with a very special mission :)
Would YOU shout your love from the rooftops?
Monday, February 7, 2011
The Jetset Life is Going to Kill You
Let's just say that sledding is an extremely dangerous sport, and you shouldn't slide down a hill on your face.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
I Missed You
Why are you so far from me?
In my arms is where you ought to be
How long will you make me wait?
I don’t know how much more I can take
I missed you
But I haven’t met you
Oh how I want to
How I do
Slowly counting down the days
Till I finally know your name
Ooo the way your hand feels round my waist
The way you laugh
The way your kisses taste
I missed you
But I haven’t met you
Oh how I want to
How I do, How I do
I missed you
But I haven’t met you
Oh how I missed you
I haven’t met you
Oh but I want to
Oh how I want to
Do you ever hear my name?
I’m still waiting patiently.
In my arms is where you ought to be
How long will you make me wait?
I don’t know how much more I can take
I missed you
But I haven’t met you
Oh how I want to
How I do
Slowly counting down the days
Till I finally know your name
Ooo the way your hand feels round my waist
The way you laugh
The way your kisses taste
I missed you
But I haven’t met you
Oh how I want to
How I do, How I do
I missed you
But I haven’t met you
Oh how I missed you
I haven’t met you
Oh but I want to
Oh how I want to
Do you ever hear my name?
I’m still waiting patiently.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Confession of the Day
I'm obsessed with Ellie Goulding.
I have no idea what her background is, how old she is, or even how many cds she's recorded.
It's pathetic.
But I'll just let you listen.
Thank you, Alexander Hermes. You're awesome.
I have no idea what her background is, how old she is, or even how many cds she's recorded.
It's pathetic.
But I'll just let you listen.
Thank you, Alexander Hermes. You're awesome.
Micro.....
Oh, school. That wonderful institution of learning at which all are enlightened. How can you help but adore it?
Yeah right. Even I’M not that weird.
Sure, school is awesome. I do love learning, I love the people, and I love the atmosphere. But let’s be honest: if it’s a choice between lots of hard work and boredom, and endless amount of free-time, who chooses Numero Uno?
No one, that’s who. Really, it’s quite sad. The whole point of general education class requirements in a college degree plan is, actually, to ‘enlighten’ those who take them. It’s to give every college student a basic, well-rounded, functional knowledge of the plethora (yes, PLETHORA) of life concepts that affect and mold our lives, whether we are aware of them or not.
Take Microeconomics: Not many people enjoy a 3 hour lecture on how trade, markets, supply and demand, and equity all tie together into a respected branch of the social sciences. And in many people’s minds, economics = money. Simple as that. We’re just going to the ignore ‘micro-,’ whatever it stands for.
In practicality, microeconomics determine how much you pay for a roll of toilet paper, how much you get paid at your day job (your night job, too!), and how long it will take you to pay off the loan on your car.
It seems obvious to me, then, that microeconomics is a pretty big part of my life, and that it would be both beneficial and interesting (gasp) for me to know a little bit more about the concept.
Am I the only one?
Yeah right. Even I’M not that weird.
Sure, school is awesome. I do love learning, I love the people, and I love the atmosphere. But let’s be honest: if it’s a choice between lots of hard work and boredom, and endless amount of free-time, who chooses Numero Uno?
No one, that’s who. Really, it’s quite sad. The whole point of general education class requirements in a college degree plan is, actually, to ‘enlighten’ those who take them. It’s to give every college student a basic, well-rounded, functional knowledge of the plethora (yes, PLETHORA) of life concepts that affect and mold our lives, whether we are aware of them or not.
Take Microeconomics: Not many people enjoy a 3 hour lecture on how trade, markets, supply and demand, and equity all tie together into a respected branch of the social sciences. And in many people’s minds, economics = money. Simple as that. We’re just going to the ignore ‘micro-,’ whatever it stands for.
In practicality, microeconomics determine how much you pay for a roll of toilet paper, how much you get paid at your day job (your night job, too!), and how long it will take you to pay off the loan on your car.
It seems obvious to me, then, that microeconomics is a pretty big part of my life, and that it would be both beneficial and interesting (gasp) for me to know a little bit more about the concept.
Am I the only one?
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