3. Lass (*smirks at Mel*)

THREE SCREEN NAMES YOU'VE HAD:
1. RogueJai

2. AmryllisLorelei

3. Cenedra

THREE THINGS YOU'VE DONE IN THE LAST 33 MINUTES:
1. Eaten dinner

2. Came to computer lab.

3. Talked to CleverLass

THREE THINGS YOU LIKE ABOUT YOURSELF:
1. Writing

2. Eyes

3. Odd mind

THREE THINGS YOU DISLIKE ABOUT YOURSELF:
1. Body.

2. Tendency to obsess

3. Tendency to ignore what I need in favor of what I want.

THREE PARTS OF YOUR ORIGINS:
1. Haven't
2. the
3. Foggiest (Danish/English?)

 

THREE THINGS YOU'RE AFRAID OF:

1. Spiders! *icky shiver*

2. Boys/Men

3. More precisely, talking to the above.

THREE OF YOUR EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS:
1. Computer and internet
2. Curls Rock hair stuff

3. My USB drive. Cannot. Live. Without.

THREE IMPORTANT OBJECTS:
1. MP3 player

2. Backpack

3. Cell phone

THREE OF YOUR FAVORITE BANDS:
1. The cast of Phantom.

2. Collin Raye

3. Rascal Flatts

 

THREE WAYS TO BE HAPPY:
1. Pop in the Phantom theme song and turn up as loud as possible (and we wonder why my car needs new speakers . . . )

2. Learning to see yourself through Heaven's eyes and loving yourself and others. (not, obviously, being put into practice *sigh*)

3. Friends.

THREE OF YOUR FAVORITE SONGS AT PRESENT:
1. Music of the Night (POTO 2004)

2. La Tortura (Shakira)

3. Independence Day (Martina McBride)

THREE NEW THINGS YOU WANT TO TRY IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS:
1. Maybe another French class.

2. ...make goals for this year, obviously, because *shrug*

THREE THINGS YOU REGRET:
1. Choices I've made and haven't dealt with.

2. My extraordinary ability to make myself not care about what I'm doing, as long as it "isn't hurting" any one else.

3. Not being as good a sister as I ought to have been.

THREE THINGS YOU WANT IN A RELATIONSHIP:
1. Trust

2. Someone I can really talk to and be myself with.

3. Love. Lots and lots of love ;)

 

 IMPORTANT THINGS YOU'VE GIVING TO THE WORLD:
1. Guess we'll see.

2.

3.


THREE PHYSICAL THINGS YOU LIKE IN THE OPPOSITE SEX:
1. Shoulders.

2. Eyes

3. Hands

EMOTIONAL THINGS YOU LIKE IN THE OPPOSITE SEX:
1. Friendliness
2. Sense of Humor (that fits with my own)

3. Abiltity to Talk

Things you just can't do.

 

1  Kill any spider.

2. Talk to guys.

3.

THREE GIFTS YOU WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE:
1. A boyfriend ;)

2. tickets to Phantom (Ripper and Clev already used this one, but hey . . . )

3. Free continual education.

 

 REASONS WHY YOU ARE WHO YOU ARE:
1. Family

2. Heavenly Father.

3. Reading

THREE OF YOU YOUR FAVOURITE HOBBIES:
1. Books books books!

2. Writing

3. IMing online.

THREE THINGS YOU WANT TO DO REALLY BADLY RIGHT NOW:
1. Talk to Mel!!!

2. Talk to Clev!

3. Talk to Mel again!

 

THREE CAREERS YOU'RE CONSIDERING:
1. Writer

2. Editor

3. College Professor

 

THREE PLACES YOU WANT TO GO FOR HOLIDAY:
1. Europe in general.

2. France.

3. Britain (all of it).

THREE CARTOON CHARACTERS:
1. Kim Possible

2. Michelangelo

3. Leonardo

THREE BOY’S NAMES:
1. Joshua

2. Ger . . . er . . . *blush*

3. Ter . . . *ahem*.

 

THREE GIRL'S NAMES:
Canna think of any. Um.

THREE THINGS YOU WANT TO DO BEFORE YOU DIE:
Marry, have kids, live in Europe.

 

THREE PEOPLE WHO HAVE TO TAKE THIS QUIZ OR DIE PAINFULLY
1. Mel

 

I'm not so good with numbers ;)

So . . . I am horrid about updating this. Absolutely horrid. Partly because I feel like I'm talking to thin air, and partly because I know my parents would flip. They are *so* not into the blogging idea . . . the things on the news a few weeks back about how dangerous it is for kids did not help.

 

Regardless, I try to be pretty scarce about what actual personal information I put online, so . . . I feel okay about this. I don't think anyone is going to try to track me down, do you?

 

Please don't. You'll be disappointed. Then again, I would have someone I could legitimately use the sharp side of my tongue against . . . (it doesn't get a whole lot of exercise).

 

Well, I'm back in school with classes that I adore, but are very reading-intensive. And bah, I have to take midterms and finals this semester--usually my English classes skip those little pesky technicalities in favor of final papers.

 

Life is generally well . . . I have been sucked back into the POTO world (blame Erik), but I am trying to keep my obsession . . . controlled.

 

Which, on that note . . . my story on ff.net, Voice without a Soul, is finished! I just posted the two 'finale' chapters. Yay!

 

My other writing . . . I'm stuck. I feel like I need to at least have a grasp, in my head, of the political atmosphere of this world I'm writing about, and I don't. Someone spent a great deal of time yesterday arguing with me about why I *didn't* need to know the political associations, even though the main characters are the sons of the President (and she's been president since before their birth) and so were raised in a very political atmosphere. Instead, he said, I need to concentrate on the emotional relationships . . . which is true . . . but . . . (dang, too many ellipses. Those are the . . ., right?). I don't know. I still feel like I need it, and a whole lot of my writing is feeling. I don't want to say "I'm right, dangit, because it's my story!" but I know he is trying to help me. It is possible that I might be fixating on this one vital but minor detail in a very OCD way, but . . . I mean, literally, to write the next sentence, I feel like I need to know what two politically active older teenagers would be discussing at the last political social event of the year when their two families are opposed to each other, and I don't. Garghl!

 

I submit to the Orson Scott Card philosophy on writer's block, by the way, which is that writer's block is (usually) a sign that something is wrong.

 

Well, I don't know what more to say now . . . think I'll sign off.

Procrastination is bad. This is a lesson life has been trying to teach me for nearly twenty years now; I'm apparently a very slow learner indeed. More . . . later.

You know, I thought last year--new freshman, first year away from home, courses in which I had to study for the first time in my life--was crazy. I have since learned that professors are nice to little bitty freshmen the first week; already, I have more reading assignment for Tuesday and Wednesday (thank heavens that we have Monday off) than I think I can finish in a three-day weekend! Not to mention the other things I (need . . . ) to do, such as finish editing a story I'm betaing, appeae ErikMuse with some writing, appease Dicey(OriginalCharacterMuse) with some thinking and writing, help students out in the class I'm TA-ing, watch the second disk of the first season of Buffy, and sleep.

 

In between forcing myself to be semi-social (something I hate doing) so that my roommates don't drag me out of my room and hold me hostage, calling my friend to sympathize with her about her evil roommies (I have nice ones that want to hang out with me), possibly going home for part of the time, and making it to church on Sunday. 

 

It's going to be a great weekend!

 

Lol, an update on my stories on fanfiction.net:

 

A Voice Without a Soul--is on hold until ErikMuse stops whispering wicked squishy things in my ear. That boy is on one. Actually, it's on hold until I decide where it's going, but I should have a mini, fluffy, (NON-SQUISHY) plotless post up soon.

 

Angela Gloriosa--This is currently ErikMuse's favored story (or maybe pure fluff is just good stress relief) because he keeps drawing me into writing more even when I just barely posted.

 

Beyond the Grave--Still makes me cackle evilly to myself. ErikMuse says I should probably start working on the next chapter, but what does he know? Of course, he's still upset with me over the gymnastics (thanks, NaomiPoe, for that term) I'm going to be forcing him through to make this one work, so maybe he's just being snarky. He isn't fond of gymnastics.