I Would Love...

... to actually contribute to society. Now I know that sounds weird and vague and unfortunately I am not awake enough to fully elaborate on that statement. But I think it would be awesome if I could find a way to contribute to my community in a selfless manner. Harder to do than you think.

Don't read into this too much, it's basically just my random thought of the day before I go to sleep.

*Sleep*

Employment?

OK, so I don't want to jinx it but... I think I got the serving job at Les Bourgeois Winery which would equally phenomenal tips. Tips so great, they could cover rent from just one night of serving... no joke. Also, Kaldi's Coffee needs morning help and I happen to be a morning person ;) so I am going to apply there as well and attempt to sway the opinions of the higher-ups to hire me.

As always, I'll keep you updated!

If Mccain/Palin get elected...

... I will be getting certified to teach English in a different country.

Happy Birthday To Jew

Oh God, that title is so wrong.

I had a wonderful time this weekend. During opera on Friday, I made our professor cry during my aria and it totally caught me off guard. (PS- I'm in the Britten opera "Albert Herring"... exciting!) She might have had something in her eye like dust or a finger, I don't know. But I'd like to think otherwise. Later that night, I went with a few friends and we played mini golf and then went to Chevy's. Nothing too exciting, but I had a lot of fun.

On Saturday, I had to get up early for the U Singers retreat. Note: 9 a.m. is and always will be too early to sing. Old Dr. Crabb came back for about 2 minutes during out rehearsal because the new freshmen (which encompass half of the group now) could not tell the difference between major and minor and it happened 7 times in a row. It was scary and wonderful at the same time.

After that, I showered and went to STL with Craig and Matt to celebrate Jordan's birthday. We met up with Joey and Angie and went to a piano bar. While the smoking inside the bar was a total let down (I'm use to the smoking ban) the experience of a piano bar was new and exciting.

Now it's Sunday and I'm actually acting as an alumni during the Phi Mu Alpha meeting. Good to see the old brothers again.

Woo... busy weekend and now I get to look forward to another long week. I'll keep y'all updated!

And Then There Were None

Today I was getting lunch in Memorial Union (my normal pita bread, hummus and random fruit) and then I started looking around for people... who aren't here anymore. I don't know how I feel about that yet.

Erm... more to come... later... I'm a hungry hippo.