Until I graduate. I say ten because today’s pretty near over as far as I’m concerned. Tomorrow’s the banquet, so I’m pretty stoked/sad about that. Thursday’s the last day of class for me and my interview for the job I hope to get. I’m so excited to be done!!!
On the other hand, I start my paralegal class on Monday. Hopefully it will give me something to focus on other than how much I want to move out of this dorm.
Graduation can’t get here soon enough.
I was super excited when we hit the month mark, but every day that passes feels even better.
Other than that, I bought the Hunger Games on my Kindle finally. It was only $5, and since everyone seems to love it, it must be worth that much.
In other news, I’ll officially begin my paralegal course April 30. I won’t have graduated from college yet, but it’s worth it in order to be done with that before I get married.
Oh yeah, I get married in 125 days.
I’ll be done with fiction writing class tomorrow.
I’ll be done with my capstone project next Thursday.
I’m just ready to be done with this lifetime of being in school. I was ready to be done when I started school 17 years ago, and I’m definitely ready now.
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Yo Dawg of the Day: On March 16th, the Washington Post published a correction to an article published on March 15th about a woman named Barbara Johnson that was accompanied by the photo of a different woman named Barbara Johnson.
On March 17th, the Washington Post published a correction to the correction it published on March 16th after it emerged that the different woman named Barbara Johnson wasn’t named Barbara Johnson.
On March 19th, my brain broke trying to correctly summarize the Washington Post’s correception.
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Source: thedailywhatYo Dawg of the Day: On March 16th, the Washington Post published a correction to an article published on March 15th about a woman named Barbara Johnson that was accompanied by the photo of a different woman named Barbara Johnson.
On March 17th, the Washington Post published a correction to the correction it published on March 16th after it emerged that the different woman named Barbara Johnson wasn’t named Barbara Johnson.
On March 19th, my brain broke trying to correctly summarize the Washington Post’s correception.
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Forbidden Love of the Day: An outreach initiative started by two Israeli graphic artists aiming to bridge the sociopolitical divide between Israel and Iran by sending out simple messages of love is yielding promising results.
According to Israeli paper of record Ha’aretz, “Israel Loves Iran” began attracting responses from Iranian Facebook users over the weekend, and more are being added every hour.
“My Israeli friends, I do not hate you; I do not want war. love, Peace,” read one such pacific missive from an anonymous Iranian contributor. Many of the Iranians participating in this campaign have chosen not to identify themselves for fear of arrest or other reprisals.
Still, the message is being heard loud and clear — and the campaign’s creators want to ensure it gets louder and clearer.
They’ve turned to the crowd funding site indiegogo for assistance in taking “Israel Loves Iran” to the next level: Print ads, billboards, and an unignorable spot overlooking Times Square.
[haaretz / israel<3iran / thanks mattan!]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m15kejrXfF1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
Source: thedailywhatForbidden Love of the Day: An outreach initiative started by two Israeli graphic artists aiming to bridge the sociopolitical divide between Israel and Iran by sending out simple messages of love is yielding promising results.
According to Israeli paper of record Ha’aretz, “Israel Loves Iran” began attracting responses from Iranian Facebook users over the weekend, and more are being added every hour.
“My Israeli friends, I do not hate you; I do not want war. love, Peace,” read one such pacific missive from an anonymous Iranian contributor. Many of the Iranians participating in this campaign have chosen not to identify themselves for fear of arrest or other reprisals.
Still, the message is being heard loud and clear — and the campaign’s creators want to ensure it gets louder and clearer.
They’ve turned to the crowd funding site indiegogo for assistance in taking “Israel Loves Iran” to the next level: Print ads, billboards, and an unignorable spot overlooking Times Square.
[haaretz / israel<3iran / thanks mattan!]
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I love being able to read music
Oh I love this.
always reblog always
Being able to read music is always helpful..
I know I am, music.
I know.
Oh, Mr. Treble. Ever the charmer. (;
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The Very Best of Dr. Leonard ‘Bones’ McCoy - 2009 reboot
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