josh groban's voice is sweetttt

well, there are 2 less reasons to be stressed and yet i'm still feelin' it. i did my informative speech in public speaking, appropriately enough, on obstetric fistula to help promote our upcoming feminist event (which ps will probably be october 25 and all should come!). not only did i not get reprimanded for using the speech as my own personal form of exploitation, but it went better than any of my practices and i totally got an A. THEN yesterday i had my big bad grammar test. dude, i totally rocked that bitch. if only it weren't so hemmingway out, perhaps i could muster a smile...

some guy at the bar last night had on a shirt which read, "TREAT BITCHES RIGHT."
oh yeah, and i totally banged him. repeatedly.
good goddd...

i'm definitely in one of my random funk periods. i really need fall break. i also really need it not to suck and to get to see my girls. boo.

alright, so how's about this harriet miers deal that i said i'd speak of. well, harriet is a lady, so first off, that's hot. like roberts, it's hard to say where she stands on most things, and most views which have been offered up are almost entirely speculations from what i can tell. she doesn't sound like as much of a threat as the new chief justice, which can be exemplified by a slew of conservatives freakin' out a bit. however, she was bush's personal lawyer, so you can bet they're tight alright. i dunno man, we'll have to stay on this one...

i felt like such a senior yesterday, and i decided that i don't think i like it. so far, i'm not really digging senior year. i feel very complacent. i don't think i dig complacent. my classes aren't doing it for me, i've cut back on activities in part just because i'm located so damn far from convenience, and i feel like the boy is always asking me if i'm okay and i don't have a good answer to offer. times like these make me wonder if i'll ever be comfortable with the idea of not being nomadic, committing, and setting up shop in one place. one thing's for sure, it's not any time soon. and after 3 years in this town, i'm certainly ready to call it a day.