22 June 2005

juldea: (makeup)
Bah. Teach me to not check the weather in the morning before getting dressed and leaving for work. The past two days have been sunny and hot, so I put on my most summery outfit of lime green and bright blues.. and today is overcast and rainy. Argh!

There is a boy (by which I mean "male around my own age") here at work who comes into the office about 3 times a day ferrying papers. He wears scrubs and interacts with Bob, so he's probably from one of the Operating Room teams or something. He's pretty cute, and I think he's been flirting with me! Either that, or he has great fashion sense. ;) His name is John. I got permission from [livejournal.com profile] londo to have a work-crush on him. Woot. I just hope I don't enjoy myself too much and give the poor guy the wrong impression. I'm kind of bad at that sometimes. :P

Have to get official transcripts from high school and University to apply to NBSS. Bleh. Waiting sucks!

Also, this office is over-airconditioned. :P
juldea: (makeup)
Bah. Teach me to not check the weather in the morning before getting dressed and leaving for work. The past two days have been sunny and hot, so I put on my most summery outfit of lime green and bright blues.. and today is overcast and rainy. Argh!

There is a boy (by which I mean "male around my own age") here at work who comes into the office about 3 times a day ferrying papers. He wears scrubs and interacts with Bob, so he's probably from one of the Operating Room teams or something. He's pretty cute, and I think he's been flirting with me! Either that, or he has great fashion sense. ;) His name is John. I got permission from [livejournal.com profile] londo to have a work-crush on him. Woot. I just hope I don't enjoy myself too much and give the poor guy the wrong impression. I'm kind of bad at that sometimes. :P

Have to get official transcripts from high school and University to apply to NBSS. Bleh. Waiting sucks!

Also, this office is over-airconditioned. :P
juldea: (indifferent avatar)
A mention by some fellow net-chatters of the book/movie Tuck Everlasting led me to compile this list, probably not at all complete but still gives a good idea...

Books I read as a kid and liked enough that I still remember them now.
Tuck Everlasting
Bridge to Terabithia
The Girl with the Silver Eyes
Summer of My German Soldier
Where the Red Fern Grows
The Witches
Hatchet
Tiger Eyes
The Little Gymnast

...more as they come to me...
juldea: (indifferent avatar)
A mention by some fellow net-chatters of the book/movie Tuck Everlasting led me to compile this list, probably not at all complete but still gives a good idea...

Books I read as a kid and liked enough that I still remember them now.
Tuck Everlasting
Bridge to Terabithia
The Girl with the Silver Eyes
Summer of My German Soldier
Where the Red Fern Grows
The Witches
Hatchet
Tiger Eyes
The Little Gymnast

...more as they come to me...
juldea: (by mercy)
[livejournal.com profile] dervish: In the spirit of the last post, although not something I read as a child, I just bought the one copy of Ode to Billy Joe that Amazon.com had. Did you know there's a movie, too? I can't tell if the book is based on the movie or vice-versa. Time to do some digging.

To most of you in the Boston area: if you are at all interested in a book that without fail makes me cry, let me know, and you can borrow it when I'm done.
juldea: (by mercy)
[livejournal.com profile] dervish: In the spirit of the last post, although not something I read as a child, I just bought the one copy of Ode to Billy Joe that Amazon.com had. Did you know there's a movie, too? I can't tell if the book is based on the movie or vice-versa. Time to do some digging.

To most of you in the Boston area: if you are at all interested in a book that without fail makes me cry, let me know, and you can borrow it when I'm done.

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