jupitersunrise

you're right. life isn't any different today. for me, at least. but i'm still sad. because he didn't win. because life will change more in the next four years, and i don't mean good changes. who's to know what might happen? all i can do now is look forward to 2008's election. that should be exciting. can we go back to yesterday and do it over again and come out with a different outcome? please?

time to move on i suppose. i don't really have much to talk about. my nights are boring and my days all feel the same. except when i talk to steve. the course schedules for spring '05 semester came out yesterday and it's as i suspected - i have no clue what to take for courses and am losing even more direction. do i stick with psych while i'm here, even though i might be transferring somewhere else to study a different subject? or do i continue doing what i've been doing and just take random courses to learn about as much as i can? *so lost* ay, me. i need to watch a movie and get off this damn computer.

and we hold these truths to be self evident:
#1 george w. bush is not president
#2 america is not a true democracy, and
#3 the media is not fooling me --ani difranco, goddess

a) say something random
b) favorite quote
c) something funny someone said to you recently
d) last person you said 'i love you' to?

a) i am confused about almost everything
b) i have too many. how about "if we do not learn to live together as friends, then we will die apart as fools." -Martin Luther King, Jr.
c) steve: "Today I saw two old ladies walking along while all the kids were trick-or-treating, I so wanted to pull over next to them and say, 'Wow...old lady costumes, where did you get them?'"
d) steve