Dear World, It is time to take a chill pill. Honestly. You've really got to work on that. Love ya lots! -Nukaya What was this even about? Past me is really confusing sometimes. -FN
Yesterday I was at vault practice. Which is all fine and dandy. Except for the fact that one of my teammates snapped a pole during one of her vaults. Luckily, she's ok. Which is somewhat all fine and dandy. Except the pole she broke was the pole that all four of us girl vaulters use the most in practice and competition. Which is not at all fine and dandy. Oh, and the mishaps link now has a fun, best way I've ever seen to break a pole animation. It's awesome and fits quite well with
Heyyyyy people. The blog's all shiny and stuff now. Hope it is up to everyone's expectations. Because I remember people being all "go make your blog look nice and whatnot". Going to bed now, as it is one in the morning here.
What is one supposed to do when they have an art project due tomorrow and another project due on Friday, but you're leaving on Friday at noon for a two day track meet after doing a three-hour radio show to be stuck on a bus for five hours and you have a program that's happening Sunday to set up for your R.A. class and a powerpoint for another part of the same class that's due in a week and a half, but at the same time, you feel that you're on the verge of absolute collapsion because of getting h
Don't get heat exhaustion. It sucks. I had it today, almost passed out until a couple of friends ran to get a physical trainer. Then I ended up spending three hours in the physical trainer's room because I was so messed up and kept starting to get better then getting worse again, and they were worried that if I left, I'd end up passing out somewhere and no one would be able to help me. I'm still kind of dizzy. Not a good day....
Because the entire EOU track team is extremely sunburnt (myself included) from the meet this weekend and will likely be buying up most of the world's aloe vera supply. I got myself a lovely reverse soccer tan (see the picture), burnt arms, and a very sunburnt face (think perpetual blush). I laughed when I found out my time in the 100m was 13.37. And I'm so happy for my friend: she vaulted 12', which broke our school record and qualified her for nationals! Holy goodness! There's actuall
I mean, usually my weekends are extremely interesting or extremely boring, but this one was just odd. And am still being indecisive about this blog's name.....gah. The track team left on Friday at 9 AM to go to the WAOR meet in Spokane. Nothing like being stuck on a bus for four hours! Once we got to Spokane, we did a quick practice at SCC's track, checked into the hotel, cleaned up a bit, and went to a banquet dinner for the four Oregon college teams and the four Washington college teams.
We've got a meet this weekend up in Spokane. Woo! Evidently WAOR is this huge meet where it's Oregon track teams versus Washington track teams in an all-out track battle for who will be the border clash champions. I'm competing in pole vault and the 200m (though my coach must have great faith in me for putting me in the 200, as there are gals on the team who are loads faster than me), but I think it'll be fun. I just have to not go all mental and psych myself out during vault like last prac
So my mom called me and told me that Les Sarnoff passed away from cancer today. Thank you for everything you did, Les. I'll miss hearing you on the radio.
I am currently djing it up from 9-12 at 91.7 KEOL, the radio station at my college. First time on the air as an actual dj! Woo! Yeah, I'm kind of stoked. ..... But wait! There's more. Why on earth would I ever want to get involved on the radio in the first place? Les Sarnoff, a dj at Kink FM, a station in Portland is pretty much my reason. I grew up listening to him every morning as little kid. Whenever I was eating breakfast and getting ready for the day or my parents were drivi
-Wall-E blanket -crazy t-shirt quilt -Kermit the frog green sheets -pillow -brown comforter -a bag containing a sketch book, glue stick, pens, hair clip, art class instructions, and a United Air Ways flight pin -package of Craisins -water colour paints -paint brushes -huge pillow -sports bra -tank top -chopped-up text book -sketch paper -Mountaineers track team shirt -another bag containing a water bottle, note pad and the Marauders Map -empty blueberry yogurt container with some India ink in it
Would anywhere from 9-12 people be interested in putting together pieces for a second BZP Mosaic for BrickFair 2011, since the first one is filled up? Post here (or CF's entry), and if we gather enough interest we'll continue work on a second image.
-Blog HQ- Mr. Love Mr. Colour and Number Mr. Candy Amphibian Ms. Puffin Mr. Guitar Mr. Spanish Inquisition Mr. Song and Dance Ms. Fluffly Dog Mr. What the What
In other news, Ashton Eaton broke his own heptathlon world record and Yelena Isinbayeva came back after a 11 month hiatus and won the Russian Indoor meet with a vault of 4.91m this morning. Boyfriend is super adorable to listen to when he's watching the game. Especially when his team wins.
I am a lazybutt and just edited the banners from last year (though I might make some more interesting ones later. Maybe.). I was going to make a larger one for people to use in their sigs, but then it was like oh wait, leaving it at the old size would probably be better seeing as people like to have multiple images in their signatures nowadays. Both link to the most recent entry for the mosaic project, which is great if you need to see if there are any updates or if someone is curious about volu
