February Entries

2/29/2000
Whoa, it's Leap Year. Time to Leap for Joy! Okay, maybe not. Don't you think it's weird to be the people who are born on Leap Day? One birthday you're sixteen, then all of a (slow, slow) sudden, you're 20. Well, this day has nearly no significance to me, except that it throws my menstruating cycle all off. Now I won't remember what day I'm supposed to be getting my period, because it's going to be days later than the days it was supposed to be on. Okay, sorry to share that with you conservatives out there. Alright, it means more than that to me. It also makes me wonder just what exactly the people who made the solar calendar were thinking. I mean, I know about the left over quarters and stuff, but c'mon - couldn't there have been a more efficient way of doing this? And what about July and August. Just because Julius and Augustus Caesar needed their names in our lives, now December, the original tenth month, has to be the twelfth. Did I spell that right? I've never actually had to use the written form of 12th before. Okay, okay, this entry is getting too long, I know. Thanks for listening anyways. :)

2/20/2000
Another exciting week has gone by. Time to look forward to yet another one. Do I sound like I'm really bored and ungrateful for my weeks? Actually, I'm not. And you shouldn't be either. No, really, I mean it. I mean, think about it. If you weren't alive now, would you be sitting here with a computer reading this? :P Not to mention the millions of other wonderful things you get to do because you ARE alive. Do I sound like I'm preaching? Well, I can't help it. Sundays just do that to me. I'm a church-going girl you know, and that helps me get into the spirit of living. So, my little message for today is - take some time out to realize that you are a living, absolutely wonderful human being, no matter what anybody says about you. And guess what - The Lord Loves You! ---<<-@

2/18/2000
Have you ever wondered why it is that even though you know something is bad for you, you will still continue to do it? Or even do it at all? Well, I have, and let me tell you something - it's really stupid, but I just can't help it. Like last night for instance. I was up late last night debating religious views with my boyfriend - up late meaning till 4AM, knowing that I have a 9 o'clock class the next day, but what do you know? I stayed up to talk anyways, knowing that I am not a morning person and that it would take a herd of stampeding bulls to wake me and that since there is no herd, the one waking me would be my boyfriend. Which of course, means not only will I be in a pissy mood from being disturbed from my slumber, -he- is gonna pissed now too because he doesn't understand why I won't "just get up". *sigh* Yeah, so you've probably figured by now that my boyfriend and I haven't had such a good morning together, and my question for you is - was spending the quality time at night worth the cranky next day? When we do something sinfully good, is it worth the consequences? Think about it...