apparently the having a theme thing doesn't work. i just have nothing to write about really. i spent the entire weekend at home sitting on my ass. not to say that i didn't have a good time; it was fabulous. i cleaned a little. washed dishes i haven't washed in three weeks, aired out the futons, did laundry all that jazz. lotioned my legs. watched Crash. read a romance novel. talked to my mom, my sister, and my best friend. but still felt guilty about not going out and enjoying the beautiful weather or doing something Japanesey or calling a friend or even responding to anyone's texts. sorry kaoru. or writing any texts. sorry Nick. I meant to say good luck on the test but woke up too late to do so and then meant to write a "how did it go" but just never got around to it . .
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About Me
I am a Peace Corps Volunteer serving as an English teacher in the south of Thailand. The random ramblings within this blog in no way represent the views of the Peace Corps, its affiliates or the United States Government. They're my random ramblings and mine alone. Mwahaha.
That said, I'm into taking lots of pictures, stand-up comedy, and in general, enjoying life (which may or may not sometimes involve traveling).
That said, I'm into taking lots of pictures, stand-up comedy, and in general, enjoying life (which may or may not sometimes involve traveling).
Quotes
Anais Nin:
"We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are."
Jenny Kane, PCV 118. From "Recycle Love" article in Sticky Rice magazine:
"The relationships we create in the world, the love in essence that we put out in the world, on any particular day, is what life is about ... Love the pain, the tears, love the work of getting through each day. Love and, despite love, even, love again, and more."
Ralph Waldo Emerson:
"To laugh often and love much... to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others, to give one's self... this is to have succeeded."
"We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are."
Jenny Kane, PCV 118. From "Recycle Love" article in Sticky Rice magazine:
"The relationships we create in the world, the love in essence that we put out in the world, on any particular day, is what life is about ... Love the pain, the tears, love the work of getting through each day. Love and, despite love, even, love again, and more."
Ralph Waldo Emerson:
"To laugh often and love much... to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others, to give one's self... this is to have succeeded."
1 comments:
4:38 PM
Well, I would still say you were being productive. I mean, who needs all that vitamin D anyways? I am sure it is all a hoax set up the plastic surgeons of America. So keep your lazy ass safely indoors where it can grow in peace and not worry about malenoma. ;-)
Hope you had a Merry Christmas! Send me your address so I can send you a card, silly!
Sara, the other Pookie
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