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February 21st, 2008
03:15 pm

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* Step 1: Put your music player on shuffle.
* Step 2: Post the first line from the first 25 songs that play, no matter how embarrassing.
* Step 3: Strike through the songs when someone guesses both artist and track correctly.
* Step 4: For those of you who are guessing - looking up the lyrics on a search engine is cheating!
* Step 5: If you like the game, post your own.

1. I know you work across the street/in the indie record store
- Stakeout, Freezepop
2. Time kicked me off of her island/Motion's been keeping me streamlined
3. All my trials and tribulations/Have led me to one realization
4. When I think of those East End lights, muggy nights/The curtains drawn in the little room downstairs
5. I feel you, Johanna/I feel you/I was half convinced I'd waken/satisfied enough to dream you - Johanna, Stephen Sondheim
6. Little Amsterdam/In a southern town/Hominy get it on the plate girl - Little Amsterdam, Tori Amos
7. O thou pale orb that silent shines/While care-untroubled mortals sleep!
8. Dear I thought I'd drop a line/The weather's cool/The folks are fine
9. Don't believe them for a moment/For a second, do not believe, my friend
10. She was a January girl/She never let on how insane it was - Black Dove, Tori Amos
11. Don't worry, do your best!/In a picnic-y mood, feel so good! - Katamari Damacy Theme Song, Yu Miyake
12. Yeah these horns know red/And this bull knows best
13. Solitare with a song in her heart/But what a sad song to sing
14. Do I hear a waltz?/Very odd, but I hear a voice. - Do I Hear A Waltz, Stephen Sondheim
15. Meeting you, with a view to a kill/Face to face in secret places, feel the chill
16. Lost in a dream/I don't know which way to go - Straight Up, Paula Abdul
17. I'm wining, you're losing/I'm falling, your agony
18. Beyond the moon, blue searchlights overlap/Suddenly an angel alights, so who are you? NB: Translated into English
19. Young boy, like a cruel angel's thesis/Live up to be a legend...NB: Translated into English - Cruel Angel Thesis, Neon Genesis Evangelion
20. Lie, lie, lies everywhere," said the father to the son/Your peppermint breath gonna choke 'em to death/Daddy watch your little black sheep run
21. I'm waiting for something else/I've already lost myself
22. So you don't want to hear about my good song?/and you don't want to hear about how i am getting on/with all the things that i can get done
23. Walking on razor's edge/so hard for me to find my way home. - Razor's Edge, Saliva
24. I wake up with blood-shot eyes/Struggled to memorize
25. In my platforms I hit the floor/Fell face down

Current Music: Technologic, Daft Punk

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November 30th, 2007
10:20 pm

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And now...an Exalted meme!

Current Mood: amused

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09:08 pm

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*breaks out the cleaning supplies and starts straightening up the place* Damn I let it go too far.


*grins* Howdy all. Yes, I still exist. Notable things that have occurred since my last posting:

*I turned 22. Whoo. (May)
*I officially graduated from Florida State University (August)
*I joined staff for the new World of Darkness LARP in Tallahassee as the Changeling the Lost narrator (September)
*I hit the one-year anniversary mark with Will, my current bf (October)
*I finally have a job! :D Working for the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services in Tallahassee (November)
*A multitude of other things which I can't recall at the moment

Things in the near future:

*Cruise to somewhere warm and tropical with Dad's side of the family (December)
*{announcer voice}A brand new car!{/announcer voice}. Well, prolly Brianna's car. She's getting the new one. (Eventually)
*Catching up on Heroes (Probably this weekend; I'm like 5 episodes behind T_T)

So...yeah. I'm here and stuffs. When I'm not at work I'm usually online, so feel free to poke me.

Current Mood: tired

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December 1st, 2006
04:32 am

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Join the craziness. 'Real' post will come...eventually.

Current Mood: awake
Current Music: "I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker", Sandi Thom

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January 28th, 2006
06:18 am

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*sniffles*
Definite sign that I've become a true Radio KoL junkie:

EyeSpeculum, one of the most awesome DJs on the station, is taking a month-long hiatus. His last show for a while just finished up, and at the end both he and a good number of us listening were starting to tear up. *smiles slightly* Yeah, I know I should have been in bed hours ago and that I'll be heading to Regionals in about an hour, but I really wanted to hear Spec's last hurrah before he goes to recharge his mojo. Really glad that I did. See ya later, Spec; you'll be missed.



Catch you on the flip side...



^_^ Caitlin
Your friendly neighborhood Latin nerd


Quote of the Day (and also my current Away Message):


"Friends, Romans, Countrymen!"
"Lend me a dollah! =)" - NevilDenJacobi and MOTH, Kingdom of Loathing

Current Mood: drained
Current Music: Magazines by Kaki Kings

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December 31st, 2005
11:22 pm

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Well, here it is. One hour before the ball drops in the square and we (on the East Coast, anyway) officially enter 2006. This year is gonna be different than the rest, I know that for a fact. Due to some incredibly stupid thing that I did last semester, I am on my third strike. If I botch it up this semester, I'm doing my senior year at UCF. Screw the fact that the program at FSU is much better, my parents have said that if I can't prove that I can take care of thing in Tallahassee (my grades this semester were abysmal, I almost forgot to send in the rent check for January), I'll be in Winter Springs so they can keep an eye on me.

My parents have given me this talk before, but what really drove it home for me was the fact that my mom was in TEARS when she left the house this morning for my grandparents' place. It made me realize what my slacking was doing to her and I've sworn that I will NEVER let that happen again. So, I've got a few resolutions for this year that I'm damn well going to keep.

1. I'm turning the computer off at 1AM at the LATEST. No more staying up until 4 in the morning listening to Radio KoL and talking with folks online.
2. I'm going to get a job. I've blown through so much money since I started at FSU it's not funny. So, Dad and I are going to figure out a budget before I leave, and I'm gonna stick to it and find a job.
3. I'm going to actually stick with Weight Watchers. I have the booklets and whatnot, so the meetings aren't that necessary. I'm WAY too heavy for my height, and I need to fix that.

Those are the ones I have at the moment; the list will probably grow as the days go on. *channels Darien Fawkes a bit* There's a Chinese proverb that says while teachers open the door, you have to enter by yourself. If I'm going to open the door for others, I need to figure out how to open the lock first. Wish me luck.

Current Mood: contemplative
Current Music: Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal

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December 25th, 2005
10:58 am

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Quick Christmas announcement:

I GOT A GUITAR!!! =D



More later; gotta get ready to go to my aunts' place in Port St. Lucie. But yeah! ^___^



Catch you on the flip side...



^_^ Caitlin


Quote of the Day:

"Over the years I got to be quite a connossieur of soap. Though my personal preference was for Lux, I found that Palmolive had a nice, piquant after-dinner flavor - heavy, but with a touch of mellow smoothness. Life Buoy, on the other hand... YECCHH!" - Narrator (Jean Shepherd), A Christmas Story

Current Mood: ecstatic
Current Music: I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas

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November 25th, 2005
06:17 pm

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Salutations from the (almost) Frozen North! I'm currently sitting in the computer lab in a youth hostel in NYC, happy as hell to be here but wondering why they have to charge 10 cents a minute to get online. o_O

I headed down to Orlando with my cousin Thursday morning - unfortunatly missing the Macy's parade - and chilled with the familia for a few hours and had a nice brunch/Thanksgiving dinner thing. I then headed to the airport with my Aunt Kathy, Aunt Ginny and Kathy's four kids. The trip up wasn't too bad; watched the second half of The Island (was reading for the first half. Mmm...Stephen King), had a little nap at one point. Then, we headed out to the train platform and waited for the train to Penn Station. It was COLD. Like, 30's cold. I ended up standing on the train 'cause there wasn't enough seats, but it was only two stops from the Newark airport to NYC, so it wasn't too bad. We then hopped on the subway and came to the youth hostel. For folks who don't know, it's basically a boarding house where you're in a room with about 5-6 other peoples. It's hella cheap, 'specially for New York; $120 for four nights ain't too shabby. After getting settled in and snagging some pizza, I turned in for the night.

I woke up at about 8:45 this morning, then headed to the communal showers on the second floor. It wasn't as bad as I was expecting, although I had flashbacks to the showers in the dorm in Kentucky. After that, we snagged a bit of breakfast, then headed out. We first went to the Cathadral of St. John the Divine, a really cool-looking chruch down the street from the hostel. Got a coupla pics of the artwork from there; I'll be posting everything up on my Photobucket once I get home. After that, we headed down town and went shopping for a while. Lunch consisted of a hot dog and a Pepsi in Central Park, then we went down to the ice skating rink in the park. I was very proud of the fact that I didn't fall ONCE. =D After the skating, we headed back to the hostel, and here I be.

El should be calling me soon, so I should ramble. See you guys later! *walks off humming "New York, New York"*

Current Mood: happy
Current Music: Random Christmas music

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October 26th, 2005
02:55 pm

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Quick little announcement before I head of to go talk with Dr. Pullen:

I now have over 400 icons in my LJ icon collection. I officially have no life.


Thank you for your time.

Current Mood: apathetic

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October 24th, 2005
11:49 am

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*rises from the depths of lurkdom* Due to a bit or prodding from folks (I'm looking at you, El), I'm finally doing a quick little update. I'll go into more detail on the summer later, when I'm not at risk of being late for Greek.


The semester thus far has been decidedly...meh. I really don't like my Greek Art and Archaeology professor, Greek has been kicking my ass, and I'm really worried about failing Homosexuality in Antiquity. On a ligher note, however, I am fully enjoying Greece and Egypt, Eta Sigma Phi has been fun and I haven't gotten into a major spat with Emily about the apartment. Also, I'm helping to run a Werewolf game in town, which definitelty has its ups and downs. Won't bore ya with the details, though; I know most of the folks who read this prolly won't understand most of the in-game stuff anyway. *grin*

Overall I'm doing pretty well, barring the fact that I'm sans Interweb on my computer at home. With luck the wireless router that Em's mom is going to send up will help; if not, I'm just gonna go buy one myself. I've either been doing stuff on campus or using Em's computer, which workd to a degree. I feel bad taking over her computer, though. *le sigh* With luck we'll get something figured out.

As today is my day for signing up for classes, I figured I'd post my schedule (as it is, anyway; haven't talked with my advisor yet). Enjoy.

Monday/Wednesday
Greek and Roman Epics 11:15-12:05
Beginning Latin 12:20-1:10

Tuesday/Thursday
Aegean Bronze Age Art and Archaeology 9:30-10:45
Age of Alexander 2:00-3:15
Myth in Greek Art 3:35-4:50

Friday
Greek and Roman Epics 11:15-12:05


Not too bad, eh? Only one class on Friday, good break between classes on T/R, done early most days (which will help when I finally find a job). I know the professors for all of the classes barring Myth in Greek Art and Latin II, which is a perk.


Anyhoo, I've gotta ramble if I'm gonna get to Greek on time. See you guys later.


Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin
Your friendly neighborhood Latin nerd


Quote of the Day:

"Is there anything I can do to help?"
"Oh, I think you've done enough already. If this was a Sebacean child, a pure one, it would've been born long ago. So how long is this going to take?"
"Well, on Earth it can last days. "
"...I have killed men for less." - John Crichton (Ben Browder) and Aeryn Sun (Claudia Black), Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars

Current Mood: meh
Current Music: Final Fantasy V.7: Advent Children

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June 7th, 2005
03:43 pm

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Lo, after much too long, I have returned to my poor neglected web journals. Now for the updating!

§My online classes have been going pretty well so far. Not sure if I'm going to hit the double A mark that I need, though. I'l gonna keep going, however.

§In case I haven't told you over IM, I got a job at Subway on May 19th. ^_^ It's nothing too big, but I'm having fun with it so far. Plus, one of the guys there is a gamer, so I have someone to talk nerdy with when we're on the same shift.

§Speaking of May 19th, I saw Revenge of the Sith opening night with Ron and a few of his friends. Although some of it was kinda meh *coughmostofthesceneswithNataliePortmancough*, overall it was a pretty damn good movie. If you haven't seen it yet, remedy this as soon as you can.

§Been hanging out with Ron a decent bit, and have finally met some other folks down here. Steve and Joey are pretty cool guys, I must say. Although, Joey's gf isn't really into the gaming scene, so it's kinda hard to get Joey to swing by for the occasional game that Ron runs. *shrug* Such is life.

§I'm slowly but surely getting things figured out for Nationals. I'm having problems getting a hold of my shot records *grumbles*, so I called them yesterday and they said that as long I get my forms in in the next day or two, I should still be fine. I also need to figure out how I'm getting there, since the university is about two hours away from the nearest airport. *looks to Heather* What are your thoughts on getting a rental or something?

§Been talking with Ben a bit, although not nearly as much as I'd like to. I finally found an international calling card, but the damn thing doesn't work. *fumes* I've also decided that, as soon as I have the money for it, I'm going to go see him in Germany. No idea when I'll be going or for how long, but I really want to do it.

§Brianna's summer is volleyball-filled, as usual. She's had a few tournaments, but the two big things coming up are the Nationals in Salt Lake City the first week of July and the camp at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. If she makes the 12-man team at Colorado Springs, she'll be going to play in CHINA for about a week and a half. *grins* Awesome, huh?

§This year's trip to Jersey is going to be kinda special, because my grandfather is moving out of the house on the shore. It's just too big for him to take care of himself now. *sigh* I've got so many good memories about that house (and my Nana, who passed away...God, three summers ago?) that it's very odd to think about the fact that Poppop's not going to be in it anymore.

§While I'm in Jersey, I'm going to try to go to NYC for a day or two. I'm not sure what all we're going to be doing once we get to Jersey (decent bit of packing, I'll wager), but if I can, I really want to go and see El. *huggles Nora* Also, while I was watching the Tonys last Sunday (Go Spamalot! ^__^), I found out about a really interesting play called The Pillowman that I'd really like to go see. It's about an author in a totalitarian society who is being questioned about the bizarre short stories he writes; he's brought it because incidents strangely similar have been occuring in his town. I'm just just hoping it's still original cast by the time I get up there. *crosses fingers*

Hmm...*rereads post* I think that's about all of the major stuff that's happened since my last update. I'll try to keep it better updated, I promise. *wink* See you guys later.


Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin
Your friendly neighborhood Latin nerd


Quote of the Day:

"Don't worry, Jedi. *cough* I'm actually a total wuss. Now, if these were the Clone War cartoons you'd be proper fucked. *cough* *hack* I need to stop smoking."
"Me too! Killed faster than you can say 'plothole'!" - General Grevious and Count Dooku, VGCats Issue 155

Current Mood: happy
Current Music: Final Fantasy 10 The Final Summoning OCRemix

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May 7th, 2005
02:46 am

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Thanks to everyone who posted yesterday. I have since calmed down and started figuring out stuff in terms of school, including the possibility that I may be attending UCF next fall. That, however, remains to be seen.

At any rate, I'm going to bed now. With luck, a decent-sized post will be coming soonish.

*goes to press submit button, but pauses* Oh yeah, almost forgot. Like the new user pic? It's one of the many I have saved on my LJ icon collection, which broke 300 yesterday thanks to a stash of Firefly icons I came across. *beams*


Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin


Quote of the Day:

"Are you saying River's a witch?"
"Yes, Jayne, she's a witch. She's had congress with the Beast."
"She's in Congress?"
"How did your brain even learn human speech?" - Jayne (Adam Baldwin) and Wash (Alan Tudyk), Firefly

Current Mood: blah

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May 5th, 2005
04:39 pm

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As of May 5th, 2005, I no longer have my Bright Futures scholarship. Unless I ace the two online courses I'm planning on taking, I still won't have it when the fall starts. *goes off and cries*

Current Mood: crushed

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April 8th, 2005
12:56 am

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Fun little meme I snagged from Tommy, slightly modified.

One. Pick ten musicials. (or bands, or musicians)
Two. Post them and see who can guess which song from each musicial is your favorite
Three. Once someone guesses right, bold that row and include your favorite song

1. Wicked - Defying Gravity (Guessed by klmnumbers)
2. Thoroughly Modern Millie -
3. Sweeney Todd - A Little Priest (guessed by nacho_cheese)
4. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum -
5. Assassins - Ballad of Booth (Guessed by klmnumbers)
6. Sunset Boulevard -
7. Phantom of the Opera -
8. The Producers -
9. Oklahoma! - The Surrey with the Fringe on Top (Guessed by klmnumbers)
10. Evita -


Have fun, folks. ^_^

§Edit - 7:18PM 4/8/05: I swapped out Into the Woods for Forum, mainly 'cause I haven't actually listened to all of ItW yet. ^^'

Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin


Quote of the Day:


"I didn't come here to shoot the President."
"He didn't come here to get shot." - Lee Harvey Oswald (Jace Alexander) and John Wilkes Booth (Victor Garber), Assassins

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February 2nd, 2005
10:24 am

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Quick little survey from Steph's Xanga. I'll try to do a normal post in the next day or so.


FOUR NAMES YOU ANSWER TO:
1. Caitlin
2. Katie
3. Liz
4. Hey, you!

FOUR THINGS YOU LIKE ABOUT YOURSELF:
1. Good listening skills
2. My innate nerdiness
3. My sense of humor
4. Thr ability to basically live with four guys and not go crazy (*hugs the boys of the Republic*)

FOUR THINGS YOU HATE ABOUT YOURSELF:
1. My procrastinating.
2. The inability for vocab to stay in my head for longer than a day.
3. Sometimes I'm just too nice. I need to get angry more often.
4. The fact that Ben and I didn't figure out things sooner.

FOUR THINGS THAT SCARE YOU:
1. Getting old too quickly.
2. Losing a close friend.
3. Ben getting sent to the sandbox.
4. Losing my Bright Futures.

FOUR OF YOUR EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS:
1. Music
2. Internet
3. Sleep
4. Food's always good. ;-)

FOUR THINGS YOU ARE WEARING RIGHT NOW:
1. My pj's
2. The bracelet Ben gave me for X-mas of '03
3. My glasses
4. My class ring

FOUR THINGS ON YOUR DESK:
1. An empty water bottle.
2. My glasses case.
3. A disposable camera that I need to have developed.
4. A little gargoyle that Mom got me when she went to Paris last year.

FOUR OF YOUR FAVORITE ARTISTS AT THE MOMENT:
1. A Perfect Circle.
2. Enter the Haggis.
3. Tufts University Beelzebubs.
4. The Chieftans

FOUR THINGS YOU WOULD WANT IN A RELATIONSHIP:
1. Trust.
2. Being able to talk to one another.
3. Being friends before being moving to the next step.
4. A comfortable couch. ;-)

FOUR THINGS ABOUT THE OPPOSITE SEX THAT APPEAL TO YOU:
1. A sense of humor.
2. A decent singing voice.
3. Gets along pretty well with his family.
4. Gotta go with Steph on this one...It's not mandatory, but I'd prefer a Christian guy.

FOUR THINGS YOU CAN'T DO:
1. Do a backflip.
2. Keep Greek and/or Latin vocab in my head for more than a day.
3. Stop gaming. I'm a gamer chick through and through.
4. Play an instrument except for very rudimentary piano.

FOUR OF YOUR FAVORITE PASTIMES:
1. Hanging with my friends.
2. Roleplaying (of course).
3. Catching up on my reading.
4. Listening toi music.

FOUR PLACES YOU WOULD GO ON VACATION:
1. Ireland.
2. Italy.
3. London.
4. Egypt.

FOUR CAREERS YOU'RE CONSIDERING:
1. High school Latin teacher.
2. Research and development at Ben and Jerry's *grins* Who wouldn't?
3. Haven't really though of much else, to be honest.
4. *shrug*

FOUR THINGS YOU WANT REALLY BADLY RIGHT NOW:
1. More sleep.
2. To do better in my Greek class.
3. To see Ben again.
4. To hang with Steph and El more before Nora heads out.



Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin
Your friendly neighborhood Latin nerd


Quote of the Day:


"He's a Catevari."
"Is that a sexual position or an Italian opera?" - Eberts (Mike McCaffrey) and Dairen Fawkes (Vincent Ventresca), The Invisible Man

Current Mood: tired
Current Music: Counting Bodies Like Sheep to the Rhythms of a War Drum

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January 27th, 2005
04:21 am

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*looks at clock* Yet another night that I'm awake past 3 AM. I have a sneaking suspicion that my current sleep cycles may end up frelling me over at some point. *le sigh* Anyhoo, onto the update.

Friday classes went pretty well. I must say, I do love not having classes until 1:25. *grins* We took our first quiz in speech, which I think I did okay on. Japanese calligraphy was fun as always, and theory was pretty cool. I snagged some dinner with Heather, then headed to SO to watch My Cousin Vinny with Steph and El. Suzi and...Andrew, I think came over later. Much fun was had indeed. ^_^ After the movie wrapped, Tommy came and snagged me, then we headed to the Republic.

Saturday we went over to Tommy's place to watch a few movies and do some BBQing. By the by, if you haven't seen Equilibrium, remedy this. It's got a 1984-esque plot with some of the most amazing gun-fu I've ever seen. After Equilibrium we watched The Ninth Gate, another tres awesome movie. That one is about a book seller (played by Johnny Depp) who is hired by a famous book collector to authenticate the copy of a rather interesting book that he has. I won't go into anything more in case you haven't seen it yet, but it's teh awesome. Once we wrapped up The Ninth Gate, Tommy dropped me back at the dorm so I could change, then I made my way to Wescott for the a capella competition.

*grins* The competition was AWESOME. Although, I must admit, Yahtzee and Acabelles were my least fave groups that performed. My top spot, of course, goes to the fab boys of 36 Madison Avenue. Yeah, they weren't competing, but they totally stole the show. =D Speaking of Mad Ave, I did a bit of searching on facebook and found Justin (aka Little Spoon). ^_____^ I snagged the two Mad Ave CDs as well as last year's BOCA; Heather snagged quite a few others (and sent most of 'em to me today). After the competition (Go Loreleis! *grins*) I headed to game, then hit VI, said howdy to Spartacus, then crashed on the floor of the Republic.

Sunday I mostly just worked on my Greek HW, played City of Heroes, then headed home at some point that night/Monday morning. Monday I got up and went to my classes, killing some time in Stroizer inbetween classes. I actually stayed home on Monday, making a trip to Walmart with Melissa. After pondering for a while, I bit the bullet and bought City of Heroes for myself. I installed it that night, but then found out that I needed to dedicate myself for an additional month before I could play. After talking with Matt, he said that he could give me one of the game time cards that he had. *<3's Matt*

Tuesday I got up, somehow managed to stay awake in Egyptian A&A, went to Greek, then killed time in Stroizer until Matt came with the time card. Then I killed more time in Stroizer until I met Heather for dinner, then headed to SO to watch Life of Brian. Well, that was the plan, anyway. *grins* El had accidentally left the DVD in New York, so I ended up working on my Greek for a while then heading back home. *hugs Nora* No feeling bad for leaving them! I decree it so. When I got back, I tried running CoH. Emphasis on tried. Ends up that I don't have enough RAM to run the game w/o massive amounts of lag. >_< 'tis teh suck.

Yesterday I went to Greek, snagged lunch with Mike, listened to Brother Jed for a while, then went to Speech. After speech I listened to Jed while doing my theory hw, then high-tailed it to theory. After class I headed back to the dorm and started working on my website review for Egyptian A&A, which is due...well, today. While I worked, Heather sent me an insane amount of a capella, including the BOCA CDs from '99 to 2002 and two UNC Loreleis CDs. The 2002 CD is my fave thus far; the Tufts University Beelzebubs do an AWESOME version of Pink Floyd's "The Trial" on it.

I wrapped the project up at about 9:30, then snagged a ride to the Republic with Tommy and Matt. Matt made ziti and garlic bread, which was tres tasty. ^_^ I should cook for the guys again. It's been a good bit since I did. After FINALLY finishing my Greek at about 2:30, I asked Tommy if he could bring me back to the dorm, and here I am. Since getting back I started work on this post, talked with Erik for a while (and printed out his paper for Pullen's class tomorrow) and pondered whether I should pull an all-nighter or try to get at least three hours of sleep. Still pondering on that one.

At any rate, I can't really think of anything else to post about. See youse guys later.


Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin
Your friendly neighborhood Latin nerd

Quote of the Day:


"If it looks like an ambush, and it sounds like an ambush...it's a duck."
"Quack."
"no DUCK!" *ducks* - Miryah (Squeeks) Shadow and Cynis Falen Jace, JadeCity chatroom 1/25/05

Current Mood: relaxed
Current Music: The Trial, Tufts University Beelzebubs, BOCA 2002

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January 19th, 2005
10:59 am

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A decent bit has happened since the last time I updated. I'll do my best to remember when everything happenend, but I know I'll prolly mess up on a thing or two.

*1/11 - Had an interesting talk with Katy about DID at about 12:30AM. Katy, I've got the IM saved if you want to read it.
*1/12 - Went to my first day of Music Theory, which was pretty fun. Played in Gregg's Star Wars d20 game. Terrence (an utter tard and a powergamer) played a Jedi who apparently has never heard of being subtle. -_-' Don't know why Quincy hangs out with him...
*1/13 - Saw Enter the Haggis perform. ^________^ If you haven't heard of them, they're a band from Canada (well, one of the guys from Scotland) who plays celtic-inspired rock music. They're teh awesome.
*1/15 - First session of Mike and Quincy's Changeling game, which was teh awesome. ^__^
*1/16 - Chilled at le Republic all day; worked on Greek a bit; played in Gregg's Star Wars d20 game; plotted on ways to kill Terrence's character in game
*1/17 - Snagged Cici's for lunch; finished Greek translation, got back to the dorm at about 2:30AM
*1/18 - Actually stayed awake during my Egyptian Archaeology class; bumped into John Terlowe at the SLB and talked with him for a while; found out what Nora's having to deal with; eventually fall asleep at 3:30AM.

Today I've got Greek, Speech and Theory. I'm gonna try to hook up with Heather for lunch, which shall be nice considering I haven't seen her in a while. Other than that, I'm not sure what's gonna happen. At any rate, I've gotta haul butt if I'm gonna make it to class on time. See youse guys later.


Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin
Your friendly neighborhood Latin nerd


Quote of the Day:

"Sanity calms, but madness is more interesting." - John Russell

Current Mood: meh
Current Music: Blow Me Away, Halo 2 Soundtrack

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January 11th, 2005
06:05 pm

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It's once again time to burn the bulk of the music on my computer onto CDs as to clear up hard drive space. Same drill as before: comment below with what you want from this list (or the other two I've done, which you can find here and here) and I'll burn it for ya. Take a gander and let me know if there's anything ya want.


Downloads 1-11

5 Iron Frenzy (Misc songs, comment for details)
Acabelles
Alanis Morissette
AYN
Cake
Carlos Santana
Dave Chapelle
Donnie Darko Soundtrack
Evanescense (Misc songs, comment for details)

Downloads2 1-11

Fight Club
Incubus (A Crow Left of Murder, Make Yourself, S.C.I.E.N.C.E.)
Jamie Cullum
Jim Carrey (Misc songs from his movies)
Jimmy Buffet
Me First and the Gimmie Gimmies (Misc songs, comment for details)
Modest Mouse
Monty Python (Misc songs from the movies)
Oingo Boingo
Requiem for a Dream Soundtrack

Downloads3 1-11

Misc Songs (Comment for details)
Smile Empty Soul
Snatch Soundtrack
Soular System
Velvet Revolver


Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin
Your friendly neighborhood Latin nerd


Quote of the Day:

"Now listen up! Back in my day, we didn't have fancy tanks! We had two sticks... and a rock! And we had to share the rock! You should consider yourself very lucky marines!" - Sgt. Johnson (David Scully), Halo 2

Current Mood: happy
Current Music: Definite Article, Eddie Izzard

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January 5th, 2005
06:00 pm

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Today, my friends, has been a good day. True, I didn't fall asleep until about 6:30 this morning and got up at 10, but even considering that, it's been a good day.

I had originally planned on meeting Heather for breakfast this morning, but that changed after I only got three hours of sleep. After IMing Heather, I slept for another hour, then got ready and made the trek to the Shores building for Greek II.

Greek wasn't too bad. The room doesn't have any windows, so it feels a little claustrophobic, and it was kinda hot in there. Most of the people from Greek I were in there, so I knew people. Dr. Stoddard seems pretty cool so far; apparently Dr. Griffin spoke of us with high regard. *grins* After class I talked with Kim and Phil (not Miller, the other one), then snagged a hot dog before my Speech class in Bellamy. That went pretty well; the class is almost all upperclassmen, which is kinda funny.

After class, I went to go check out the bazaar and saw that the people with all of the posters are back. I looked through 'em all, found a really cute one that I'm gonna send Bri (here's a pic), then saw that they were looking for help. I inquired within and found out that they needed help getting the posters packed up about an hour from then and they were 'paying' students with $10 worth of credit towards buying posters for each hour they worked. Not wanting to pass up the opportunity to snag a few new posters, I had a late lunch (was still hungry after the hot dog) and helped them tidy up the posters in the sleeves and carried stuff over to the truck. I've got time to kill both tomorrow and Friday, so I'm prolly gonna go work with 'em again, then cash in my credit on Monday. If you want a free poster or two, lemme know when you can hit the Union on Monday. I've got a break from 12 to 1:20 and from 2 until they close at 4.

After working the poster thing, I headed back to my dorm and here I am. All in all, not too bad of a day, eh?


By the by, I noticed that the OCRemix links on my playlist don't work. *le sigh* Now I need to find some new songs to stick here. Will hafta go looking for more music sites after I snag dinner with Heather and do my Greek HW. Anyhoo, hope you enjoyed my first actual update in about two months. I'll definitely try to keep it up, nut you guys know me and weblogs. *winks* See ya.


Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin
Your friendly neighborhood Latin nerd


Quote of the Day:

"Why are hurricanes named after women? Because when they arrive, they're wet and wild, and when they leave they take your house and your car." - Ray Castro (Luiz Guzman), Traffic

Current Mood: happy
Current Music: Criminal - Fiona Apple

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December 29th, 2004
04:14 pm

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http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/TV/12/29/obit.orbach/index.html

'tis a sad day indeed for us Law and Order fans.


Catch you on the flip side...


^_^ Caitlin
Your friendly neighborhood Latin nerd


Quote of the Day:

"You take what you've learned from this life and use it in the next. That's karma."
"I thought karma was I do something bad in this life and I'm a termite in the next."
"Hey, if you ask me, pal, you're already a termite in this life in a shitty suit, OK?" - Cozy Carlisle (Robin Williams) and Mike Church (Kenneth Branaugh), Dead Again

Current Mood: sad

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