Today’s my dad’s birthday– I won’t tell you how old he is, though. If he wants to tell, that’s his business. I hope we’re going out for dinner (we’re all coming home for the long weekend) before heading off to Know Your Religion. I could really use some Salt and Pepper Shrimp. Happy Birthday, Dad, […]
Entries from January 2003
Happy Birthday, Dad!
January 17th, 2003 · No Comments
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Oh, NO . . .
January 16th, 2003 · 4 Comments
Please tell me this is just a rumor. I’m prepared not to have Jeremy Northam playing Remus, but. . .they’ve got to pick someone good for the part to make up for it, and David Thewlis is not going to cut it. Absolutely not. I might even stay home from PoA if he gets it. […]
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It seems that. . .
January 15th, 2003 · 4 Comments
I must explain my excitement. Don’t worry, Levi, I’m not planning on living on this natural high forever– or even for more than, oh, the rest of the week. I have good, solid reasons for being as excited as I am. Want a list? 1. By the time the book comes out, I will have […]
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YAAAAAAYYY!!!!
January 15th, 2003 · 3 Comments
I can’t think of words big enough. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix will be released on June 21, 2003! WAHOOO!!!!!! *Emily jumps up and down, then stops, looks around the library, sees everyone staring at her, but doesn’t care and jumps up and down some more* Seriously, I did. Gary Gillum, the […]
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I did it!
January 14th, 2003 · 3 Comments
*Emily takes a deep breath* I just registered for Nimbus 2003! I’m going, baby! Tonight, after I get home from work, I’ll submit the proposal that Dr. Walker and I have written for our paper. In the meantime, I’ll formulate my argument for the Ron/Hermione vs. Harry/Hermione panel that I promised to be on (Angua, […]
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A friendly note
January 13th, 2003 · No Comments
Just a little friendly advice: If you can possibly avoid reading The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole, do so. *shudders* Having now read several novels that were popular at the time Jane Austen was writing, I have come to the conclusion that Austen was so far ahead of her time, she should have been […]
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My grades
January 13th, 2003 · 3 Comments
Just remembered I never filled you guys in on how I did last semester. I pulled a 3.5– 1 A, 2 A-‘s, and two B’s. Considering how little I cared about my grades, I’ll take it, ya know?
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The Procrastinator’s Creed
January 10th, 2003 · 2 Comments
I couldn’t think of anything else to blog, so I figured I’d finally get around to doing what I promised Teri I would do ages ago– type up the Procrastinator’s Creed I bought at the beginning of last semester. Appropriate that I put it off this long, no? The Procrastinator’s Creed 1. I believe that […]
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WAAAAHOOOO!!!!!
January 9th, 2003 · 5 Comments
I’m in! I’m in! I’m in! *Emily jumps up and down and does the Happy Snoopy Dance* YAAAAAAAAY! *Emily calms down and starts breathing again* Anyway, yeah, I’ve got my signed add card in my hand. I haven’t even turned it in yet; I had to tell you all first. Someone dropped, and there was […]
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Characters
January 8th, 2003 · 6 Comments
From RJA’s Live Journal and modified for myself: For each of your fandoms, and without reusing anyone if possible, who was the character you most: Identified with? Star Trek: Data Harry Potter: Ginny Weasley Jane Austen: Mary Bennet (I know, I know) Robin McKinley: Beauty (Honour) Perry Mason: Della Street Found attractive? Star Trek: Wesley […]
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