Saturday, September 12, 2009

vows and my many layouts.

this is a mystical picture of the outfit (and a cardigan) that i am wearing to my second mom's wedding today. it's going to be a tear jerker.
seeing as she was talking to me about her vows and how it's going to make her husband-to-be (my second dad) cry, i decided to make my own personal vows.

for those who don't know: vow - a solemn pledge

"I vow that i will write on this blog more often and actually complete my ambitions for it. I vow that I will work less and learn to just sit still. I vow that in hopes of improving my yoga techniques for class, I will actually greet the sun at least 4 times a week (not including yoga class). I vow that I will talk to my English teacher (also known as ampersand man) in hopes of continuing my love for english as opposed to having it beat to death by my classmates. I will take more time for my friends and keeping them there. I vow that I will give my family time and chances by shutting my mouth more. I vow I will talk to not ONLY the theatre club about joining but as well as "The Word" school newspaper about writing an article, I vow I will make my soon to be trips to Bangladesh and New York City a reality, my secret aspirations for postcegep years less secret, and still treat myself to concerts (many concerts). I vow to come up with an appropriate tattoo and take Kaarlie as my plus-one. I vow to attempt to make my feelings about my Starbucks better or find another Starbucks that will (MY STARBUCKS DOWNTOWN). I vow that I will look into moving out either to my good friend Brandae's or something more permanent in housing or both. I vow that I will work on my tool box, work on homework, work on my passions, and work on lightening up. I vow to remember that not everything is a war, to remain openminded with the people I love as much as strangers, took keep myself motivated and inspired, and (on a dorkish note), work on chilling with that great Starbucks staff."

Amen.

I'm off to catch a bouquet!

optimisticly yours,
mtb.

p.s: like the new layout? the brightness makes me smile.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

lie-braries are holded.

selesse (jill love) says:
OK, so any time I am saying hi or bye to a guy friend, I am puzzled and confused.
What's about to happen? Normal, regular handshake? Slap and pound? Props?
Some guys have REALLY weird ones. They start off normal and then they even hug you or something, I don't know.
(Relevance is about to enter)
So for the past few years I've been concerned with this.
I usually just do things in groups, and wait for another male to say bye to the male before me so I can get the insider scoop on what this person does.
And I've been coming up with this fool-proof system.
If you go for props, people can see it coming so they know they're only gonna get props in return.
I tried it today. IT FAILED.
I went for props, he went for handshake, I switched to handshake, he switched back to props.
I hate handshakes.

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