Refer to last post. Rules are being broken as I type! Loud voices late at night, and loud company. Uh ohhhh. I guess rule-makers make rules just to break them!
Smart, girls!
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Sunday, March 29, 2009
Friday, March 27, 2009
How diplomatic would you be if this was left outside your door?
"It's obvious that the three of us do not get along. However, in order for all of us to co-exist in this apartment there need to be some guidelines. Please be respectable to the time whether it be early morning or late evening and try to prevent doing the following:
-Slamming any doors, cabinets or wardrobes because it's not necessary.
-Blow drying your hair during the early hours (We wake up early most days of the week and there are only limited opportunities for us to sleep in; if you don't have to be anywhere early, you don't need to blow dry your hair that early)
-Bringing in loud visitors and either not shutting the door, or contributing to the loudness (There are times when we are studying or sleeping and the loudness gets in the way)
The biggest issue is the noise volume. Please just take into consideration what we have stated above and if this continues to persist, we may have to contact the CA."
-Slamming any doors, cabinets or wardrobes because it's not necessary.
-Blow drying your hair during the early hours (We wake up early most days of the week and there are only limited opportunities for us to sleep in; if you don't have to be anywhere early, you don't need to blow dry your hair that early)
-Bringing in loud visitors and either not shutting the door, or contributing to the loudness (There are times when we are studying or sleeping and the loudness gets in the way)
The biggest issue is the noise volume. Please just take into consideration what we have stated above and if this continues to persist, we may have to contact the CA."
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Always (always) Up (up)
I shouldn't be awake right now. Not that 9:27 AM is an ungodly hour or anything. It's just that I woke up because I have things to do but I'm just sitting here being completely unproductive and lazy. I'm not even going to work out today because of said things, though I might as well at the rate that I'm sitting here...I find that if a teacher doesn't give a shit about her class, the only thought that motivates me is I need to get the work done to pass and not have to take it again. Such a waste of time though. Honestly.
I FINALLY WATCHED HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 3 LAST NIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cratzy. It was so good. I think my favorite one. I actually wish it could have been a little longer, so that the drama resolves could have been even more dramatic. Ha. My biggest complaint is the awkward moms, raisin' they browssss everytime the lucky couple was alone together. Awkward moms- give your kids more credit.
Nothing more to say. I hope that I haven't lost my blogger's touch?
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I FINALLY WATCHED HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 3 LAST NIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Cratzy. It was so good. I think my favorite one. I actually wish it could have been a little longer, so that the drama resolves could have been even more dramatic. Ha. My biggest complaint is the awkward moms, raisin' they browssss everytime the lucky couple was alone together. Awkward moms- give your kids more credit.
Nothing more to say. I hope that I haven't lost my blogger's touch?
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
You know (or, at least I do) that I have more brains and more to worry about than another individual when I can piss that person off simply by shutting my own bedroom door. ROCKIN'
Also, rockin' weather. Trina and I went for a run this morning at the res. Probably a solid 2 miles, give or take a few tenths??
My webcam has supposedly come in also, woohooooooooooo!!!!
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Also, rockin' weather. Trina and I went for a run this morning at the res. Probably a solid 2 miles, give or take a few tenths??
My webcam has supposedly come in also, woohooooooooooo!!!!
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Let the men in!
Sisters (and brothers)
This morning I read something about feminism that I found to be pretty important. It was that we need to let the men in.
Boys should be raised as feminists, and husbands, boyfriends, and fathers should be taken seriously as feminists. Fighting against rather than with will never get us anywhere. We are already having to fight amongst ourselves to keep from reversion and the continued use of shameless gender-boxing. Let the men in, they are our partners.
This idea of reversion and "civil war" between women is something that has been upsetting me for the last 3 days. I was thinking about the difference between the youth culture of the 60s and 70s compared to the youth culture of today. I almost feel like there isn't a youth culture today. Also, I'm not sure I am even a part of the youth culture anymore? Does that end when I'm off my parents' insurance? Whatever. The point is, whatever "culture" of youth there is today is so divided. We're all against each other. The reason why the youth from the 60s/70s was so formidable and wielded so much power and forced people to listen so effectively is because they were a completely united front. Those youth all found they could relate to each other on a common side simply because they were a member of the same generation. Easy as that.
Pretty soon Paul and I (amongst others) will be protesting members of our own generation on campus. It upsets me that sometimes that's just what it comes down to. But someone has to say something, right? Better to take up arms against your own then let your own ruin everything that everyone else has fought for. God, they are so wrong.
?
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This morning I read something about feminism that I found to be pretty important. It was that we need to let the men in.
Boys should be raised as feminists, and husbands, boyfriends, and fathers should be taken seriously as feminists. Fighting against rather than with will never get us anywhere. We are already having to fight amongst ourselves to keep from reversion and the continued use of shameless gender-boxing. Let the men in, they are our partners.
This idea of reversion and "civil war" between women is something that has been upsetting me for the last 3 days. I was thinking about the difference between the youth culture of the 60s and 70s compared to the youth culture of today. I almost feel like there isn't a youth culture today. Also, I'm not sure I am even a part of the youth culture anymore? Does that end when I'm off my parents' insurance? Whatever. The point is, whatever "culture" of youth there is today is so divided. We're all against each other. The reason why the youth from the 60s/70s was so formidable and wielded so much power and forced people to listen so effectively is because they were a completely united front. Those youth all found they could relate to each other on a common side simply because they were a member of the same generation. Easy as that.
Pretty soon Paul and I (amongst others) will be protesting members of our own generation on campus. It upsets me that sometimes that's just what it comes down to. But someone has to say something, right? Better to take up arms against your own then let your own ruin everything that everyone else has fought for. God, they are so wrong.
?
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