wrangled and wrinkled.

Wednesday, April 21, 2004

Packing sucks.

Well one last movie night with Jim. Uhh, and then tomorrow I leave. BUT. I can't forget the final I have at 1PM. That's in an hour. I ate breakfast before my Sample Survey final. It felt good to be awake. I think being awake helped me on the test. No, really, it might have!

This is the last day I have to deal with born-in-the-suburbs-thinks-he's-a-homie-moron-suite-mate. I don't think he can listen to music at a low level.

THE FANTASTIC FOUR RULES.
As posted on Monday:

Man. I have run out of portfolios to get ready. I guess this means I should study for my Sample Survey final. I really hate math though. And I have no ulterior forms of entertainment but DVD's and internet. (Our cable was turned off today). I really need to pack too. I don't want to pack. It's the worst thing about coming to and or leaving school.

Except with leaving school you have to miss friends too.

And of course that will happen. People tend to get attached to one another.

Today, Nick and I ate lunch. We were talking about blind dates. I asked him if he would go on one that I set up for him because I actually have someone in mind. He said no, and that blind dates are horrible. I don't think he has ever been on one though. Then he started talking about how he had someone perfect for me and that once we got together it would work fine. I told him I have a girlfriend and I don't want a blind date. He told me my girlfriend wouldn't have to know. But after much debate, I still decided no. I am not looking for anyone else. I have someone great.

It was all a joke though. (On his part).

Annie told us that if Curt died young that Andrew and then me were first on the list to date and or marry. How comical. I told her I didn't want to marry her. Not so much that I don't think she is cool, which by the way, she is; but I don't think like that. I really try to think in the now. So of course, the now that I am presently in I have a fine lady.

I like the now I am presently in. I hope it stays this constant in the future.

Tuesday, October 07, 2003

Dear Lauren Claus,
Hello! How are you? (Even though I know). Lauren, I just wanted to remind you how cool of a person you are. I just wanted to remind you that even though I got a back up site I still love you. You are one of the reasons that my summer was so great. I really can't thank you enough for your willingness to be my friend and just hang out. I really do thank God and pray for you everyday. Things will look better in the future. I know you think it doesn't work, but it does. I hold you in great regard, Lauren. Don't ever forget that. You're great, thanks for all you have done for me. Even the small things.

www.astoldby.com/jeff is up. Stop reading this one, unless that one is down. I know it's confusing, but you'll get the idea.

Monday, October 06, 2003

So my weekend was pretty entertaining. To say the least. I am going to buck the trend here and not post a bunch of inside jokes. Sorry friends! However, I will say what we did on this marvelous trip.

Started out with a car ride that seemed to last forever. I kept complaining about the cds we listened to so we made a decision to listen to the all night techno station. I got the back beats pretty well. I almost bought that bass flask at this gas station in a moment of weakness, but I was strong and did not.

Then when we got there we watched III Ninjas. I fell asleep to a kitty meowing.

The next day we went to a thrift store and I tried on all these girl shirts, and met some other girl from IWU. After that we got some tickets for the game, and went home for a large meal. The game was amazing. Too bad no one else loves soccer as much as I do. I stood for the whole 90 mins cheering. I was hoarse from it. Some of my friends were scared of the group I was standing with so they ditched me for more boring seats. Luckily, Jim was a nice friend and hung out with me. It was cool, I miss the boy.

Went back to Anne's house and watched Catch Me if You Can, which is good. Looked over half way through the movie and Christie, Anne's sister was petaling the excersise bike during the boring parts. It was funny.

"You heathen man, you ruined the works of Jah."

Sunday, October 05, 2003

Originally posted on: Thu. Oct 02, 12:01:01 AM

I am not afraid to tell anyone that there is a girl on campus that has the perfect nose. I am also not afraid to say that aesthetics do matter. I really do look at symmetry in people. It's very fun. Most people are symmetrical, but in each a specific way. I can point it out too.

I like to notice the subtle things.

I notice how girls react to kids. Motherly qualities get me all the time. I have a soft spot for them.
This is just a back up site in case the real "astoldby/jeff" is down. If it is, try this one, I will start copy and pasting things.