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[13 Jul 2008|07:41pm] |
As promised, here is my list of things I've never done before/things I want to do. Came from watching "The Bucket List" last night. It's not meant to be depressing though.
1. Ride a motorcycle.
2. Spin the Ann Arbor cube.
3. Sleep in my car.
4. Read 1000 books.
5. Go to a baseball game.
6. Go to a pro-hockey game.
7. Get a tattoo.
8. Touch a dolphin/whale.
9. Visit all 50 states.
10. Ride a train across the country.
11. See an eclipse.
12. New Year's Eve in New York City.
13. Drive a convertible.
14. Go to a concert.
15. Walk on the Great Wall of China
16. Learn to dance.
17. Ride a camel.
18. Sleep outside.
19. Ride a horse.
20. Go to Italy.
21. Go to Spain.
22. Go to India.
23. Go to Pakistan.
24. Go to Alaska.
25. Grad library stacks...
26. Go on a cruise.
27. Ride a trolley in San Francisco.
28. Ride a gondola in Venice.
29. Visit the Louvre.
30. Float in the Dead Sea.
31. Go to Glacier National Park before the glaciers melt.
32. Scuba on the Great Barrier Reef.
33. See the Northern Lights.
34. See an opera.
35. Ride in a hot air balloon.
So that's all I have right now. If you're willing to help me cross one out...let me know :)
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[17 May 2008|04:40pm] |
I'm going to grow potatoes.
Hell. Yes.
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[03 Mar 2008|09:47am] |
Funeral information for Mrs. LaChance
Viewing: Tuesday (tomorrow) 2-9
Funeral: Wednesday at 11
Both are at Phillip's Funeral Home in South Lyon.
The address is 122 W. Lake Street, South Lyon.
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[02 Mar 2008|08:49pm] |
Mrs. LaChance died Saturday. Haven't heard when the funeral is.
=(
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[18 Feb 2008|08:54pm] |
Good story right here. If I remember to take pictures before they redress my wounds, I'll post them.
Our studio project is a set of site proposals. We have the overall site and all we had to do individually was was build the buildings and the smaller site. I blocked out all my stuff yesterday so I just had to cut today. I was on a roll. I had cut everything out and was onto sanding. My grad mentor, Ryan, came over and told me not to get my fingers too close to the sander. He walked away and the next second, the wood had slipped between the sander and the ledge and with it went my fingertips. I yanked my fingers back and for a split second I thought I was okay. Then I looked down and saw the blood in my palms. I ran to the sink and someone turned the water on. Someone else grabbed one of the shop guys and after I rinsed my fingers off, he put band aids on them and told me to go to UHS. I walked in there and told the woman that I had sanded off my fingertips and I was admitted pretty fast. They looked at them and made me soak them in warm, soapy water, which stung until I had tears in my eyes. Then they cut off the skin that was all icky with wood bits and sander. Then they put burn stuff on them and bandaged them up. Now I can't shower without gloves on, can't get my fingers wet, and have to go in soon to have them redressed. Oh right, I also have a written exam on Wednesday. Sweet.
Here is a picture of the fucker that did this to me.
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[16 Feb 2008|09:17pm] |
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I think it's sad that our generation is going to be remembered through their pictures as only being able to take them at arms length.
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[05 Feb 2008|08:10pm] |
I cut my hair off.
I want it back.
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[29 Jan 2008|10:12pm] |
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I want to throw up so badly right now.
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| Local nabbed for lewd act at library |
[20 Sep 2007|01:19pm] |
A 29-year-old Hamburg Township man was found performing a lewd act while accessing online pornography at the Hamburg Township Library Monday afternoon.
Damon Freeman — who was suspected of committing the act on two other occasions within the past five months — was charged with three counts of being a disorderly person and obscene conduct, a misdemeanor that carries a potential penalty of 90 days in jail and/or $500 fine.
"He was engaged in inappropriate behavior," Hamburg Township Police Chief Steve Luciano said. "They were familiar with him and had prior contact with him."
Freeman was arrested and arraigned Tuesday in Livingston County 53rd District Court, and lodged in the Livingston County Jail, where he remained Wednesday on a $1,000 cash assurity bond.
He will appear in District Court on Oct. 15.
Library Director Holly Hentz said complaints were made about Freeman's similar behavior on two other occasions, both resulting in verbal warnings.
Hentz said Monday was the first time he was caught directly in the act by library staff.
"I highly commend the staff. They saw something going on before any patron did," she said.
"This is the first for us, which I think says a lot about the community. We have a very nice community here, and something like this is quite shocking," she added.
The township library has four computers that have access to the Internet, which patrons sign in to use for 30 minutes.
It's the library's policy to dismiss someone from the library if a person creates a disturbance, or if a complaint is made.
Hentz said patrons can't be removed simply for looking at adult pornography in the library. She said that would violate First Amendment rights.
"It's not something encouraged, of course, but it is not illegal," she said.
Freeman has been permanently barred from the Hamburg Town-ship Library and all of its
property.
http://www.livingstondaily.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2007709200315
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[13 Jun 2007|03:47pm] |
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Does anyone want some starter for Amish Friendship Bread? I'll have some starting on Saturday. It's really easy to make. Let me know!
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[10 Apr 2007|10:34am] |
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I GOT INTO ARCHITECTURE SCHOOL!!!
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[04 Apr 2007|12:49pm] |
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Chocolate Jesus
Can you imagine buying a anatomically correct chocolate Jesus and then going to work the next day and saying, "Guess what I did last night! I ate Jesus!"
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[03 Apr 2007|07:08pm] |
Dear John,
I've forgotten how much I enjoyed your classics.
"One mile to every inch of
Your skin like porcelain
One pair of candy lips and
Your bubblegum tongue"
Oh yeah...
heart,
Sarah
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[29 Mar 2007|02:30pm] |
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There was an article in the Michigan Daily today about student-athlete role models. The point they were debating was whether or not such students should be considered role models. Isn't it obvious that the answer is yes? I started to read the article and was shocked that there were students who though that no, they shouldn't be. If you are on a sports team, people are going to look up to you no matter what. That's what sports do in our society. They provide role models for children. Kids dress up as athletes, they draw pictures of them, they watch the games just because their favorite player is playing. At Lakeland Elementary, there are kids who wear their favorite athletes jersey on "Team Spirit Day" during Spirit Week. Would you want your child wearing the jersey of someone who was just convicted or faces a conviction of possession of marijuana or assault and battery? I wouldn't. Being on a team puts you on a different standing with society. Being a leader of a group does this too. I was just elected the secretary of AIAS and that means that I have to put my best foot forward. I am a leader and a role model to some. As a section leader in high school I was under the same scrutiny as the student-athletes. I was a role model. I had to watch what I said and what I did because I knew that younger students were following my example. I had the stress of being a section leader, taking classes, holding down a job, and keeping some semblance of a social life. It is not more pressure to tell the student-athletes of the University of Michigan to watch what they say and do. It's not necessary to have a "panel" to discuss this. People are watching. Suck it up. Be a role model.
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[14 Feb 2007|12:39pm] |
I have two dates for Valentine's Day...
Matthew and Josh...Fox and Holloway that is.
I'll be seeing them at 10:00. *wink wink*
p.s. Leah totally made my day by sending me a text saying "Happy Valentine's Day!"
I heart Leah.
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[05 Feb 2007|08:29am] |
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SO, YOUR LIFE IS NOW A MOVIE. WHAT WOULD THE SOUNDTRACK BE?
So, here's how it works:
1. Open your library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc)
2. Put it on shuffle
3. Press play
4. For every question, type the song that's playing
5. When you go to a new question, press the next button
6. Don't lie and try to pretend you're cool...
Opening credits: "Teeth in the Grass" - Iron & Wine
Waking up: "Sorry, Please Try" - Rescue
First Day of school: "We Go Together" - Grease
Falling in love: "Fill Me Up" - Staind...heh
First time Song: "Turn Me On" - Norah Jones
Fight Song: "Ireland" - Garth Brooks
Breaking up: "All Over You" - Live
Prom: "Monkey Wrench" - Foo Fighters
Life: "No Roots" - Faithless
Mental Breakdown: "Through Her Eyes" - Dream Theater
Driving: "Loose Interpretations" - Tim Reynolds
Flashback: "Yesterday" - Staind
Getting Back together: "Name" - Goo Goo Dolls
Wedding: "#41" - Dave Matthews Band
Birth of a child: "Loser" - 3 Doors Down
Final Battle: "Crazy for this Girl" - Evan & Jaron
Death scene: "Lover, You Should've Come Over" - Jeff Buckley
Funeral song: "Big Machine" - Goo Goo Dolls
End credits: "If Tomorrow Never Comes" - Garth Brooks
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[15 Jan 2007|07:56pm] |
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TCAUP essay is done. Anyone want to proofread it?
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[07 Jan 2007|07:07pm] |
The answers to the song game.
1. Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
2. Leaving to Stay - Johnny Lang
3. Somebody to Love - Queen
4. I seriously have no idea what this song is. I can't remember.
5. Ditto for this one, but there are no Spice Girl songs in my iTunes.
6. Dancing Cheek to Cheek - Ella Fitzgerald
7. Little Miss Lover - Jimi Hendrix
8. Into Dust - Mazzy Star
9. Where's Your Head At - Basement Jaxx
10. Hey - Red Hot Chili Peppers
11. This Love - Maroon 5
12. Upside Down - Barenaked Ladies
13. Escape - Enrique Iglesias
14. One Angry Dwarf and 200 Angry Faces - Ben Folds
15. Never is a Promise - Fiona Apple
16. Fiona Apple - Shadowboxer
17. If I Had a Million Dollars - Barenaked Ladies
18. Where I End and You Begin - Radiohead
19. Believe Me Natalie - The Killers
20. Going Under - Evanescence
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[06 Jan 2007|10:32pm] |
dear chrusciki
If you were alcohol, I'd be so drunk right now. I'm considering one or two more, but it might be a bad idea.
heart,
sarah
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