They Say It's My Birthday!

Well, actually yesterday was.

And it was wonderful.

And I still have cupcakes and Reese's cups to celebrate with!

I approve of birthdays.

Success

I got the schedule I wanted (after 2 mother freaking hours of refreshing the PAWS website).

And now I have Pixy Stix and chocolate and iced tea.

Yay :)

Secret Sundays

I never liked any of my school pictures.


I've been trying to schedule my Spring Semester at LSU for over an hour now. I can't get past the PAWS homepage. Rumor has it that the server crashed. I am very frustrated and very anxious. And kind of hungry too.

FAIL.

I Took The Plunge.

I friended my Dad on Facebook. (BTW...Hey Dad, I'm sure you'll read this.)

There's not really much to say other than that. But I thought this was a big enough event to warrant a blog post.

I think I can trust my dad to not end up like a facebook parent that needs a filter like Jane Lynch:

Law and Order: Special Victims Unit

...has to be the most addictive television show ever created.

The crimes that are illustrated on this show absolutely terrify/fascinate me.



I've been watching a marathon for four hours and I don't know when I'll stop. This happens often and I have never seen the same episode twice.

Soooo addicting. Can't stop watching. Baaah.

She is Not a Witch

But Christine O'Donnel sure is stupid.

I know I don't live in Delaware, but this woman, her ignorance, and her power fascinate me.

In a recent debate with democratic Delaware Senate nominee Ray Coons at Widener Law School, O'Donnel revealed that she did not know that the First Amendment of the Constitution calls for a separation of church and state.

Come on, witchy. I learned that it elementary school. A private elementary school.

A video of the debate can be found below. Skip to minute 2:37 if you just want to see the main event, though the entire debate is quite entertaining.



How sad is it that I'm following the Delaware senate race more than I've followed any political campaign in Louisiana?

Facebook: The Musical?

Not quite (though it'll happen someday, I'm sure of it).

But composing team Benj Pasek and Justin Paul have taken the first step by writing "Be My Friend (The Facebook Song)" as a part of their song cycle "Edges." I found it thanks to the "Recommended for You" section of the YouTube homepage.

Here's a video of "Be My Friend (The Facebook Song)" performed by musical theatre majors at Penn State.



Sure it's not the greatest thing ever, but it's clever and it made me giggle.