All That Jazz

i spent some much needed time with my big and 3 other girls in my sorority tonight. i really look up to all of them, so i love to spend time getting to know them better, and tonight was amazing. in honor of them, here is the top quote from tonight:

"microbiologists are sexy....think about it" (long pause) "oh!! i get it! sexy because there are boys AND girls!" (confused silence) "no, there wasn't really a deeper meaning to that"

i haven't laughed so long in ages. but for the rest of the week, i should be having a lot of fun.
bullet style To Do list:

• Tuesday and Wednesday mornings: observe in my school
• Tuesday afternoon: formal dress shop with Kym
• Tuesday evening: Cov. group with Traci, Lauren, Emily and then Lifestream with Kristin
• Wednesday afternoon: study with Desiree
• Wednesday evening: movie night with Michael
• Thursday evening: coffee with Stephanie, concert with Kristin, Bible study??
  
• Friday afternoon: work out with Kym.
• Friday night and all day Saturday: LGI class
• Saturday night: movie with Kyle and a surprise party for Lauren
• Sunday night: chapter
  
• Work
• Class every day
• study every day

How do people do more than this in college? my sorority and school take up so much time, plus I'm adding in USing executive, and more observing, plus hopefully being a Big Sister. it's a crazy life, but i love it, and wouldn't trade it for the world.


This is supposed to be a literary blog, so I suppose a good quote will make me feel better about rambling. Let's see.....we'll do two- one from Sherlock Holmes and one from The Constant Gardener:


"My life is spent in one long effort to escape the commonplaces of existence." -Sherlock Holmes, The Red-Headed League (How I feel about my life.) Sherlock Holmes is the most interesting literary character I've ever read about. He's so contradicting and coldly intelligent and yet interesting and charming, that he both repels you and draws you in.


"I only give the food to the women, Mr. Black. Women make the homes, men just make wars... and hooch. Adam was God's first draft - He got it right with Eve. Tell that to your readers, Mr. Black." -Lorbeer, The Constant Gardener. (I love the poignancy of this quote, it's when he drops the food to the women below.) If you've never seen this movie, you really need to. It's amazing.