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Name: Sarah
Country: United States
State: uck- kansas
Birthday: 9/30/1981
Gender: Female
Interests: good movies, bad movies, good music, tolerable music, young men with British accents(does this sound shallow?), young men with Irish accents(how about this?), wasting my money, wasting my parents' money, taking various and sundry prescription drugs, singing karaoke, making fun of the most intelligent middle schoolers in johnson county(hi, guys)
Expertise: 12-14 year old kids seem to think i'm cool because i wear converse and i don't refer to them as "chucks"- you see, i'm old school because i don't call them that.
Occupation: Education/training
Industry: Education/Research
Message: message me
Member Since:
7/8/2004
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| Sinus infections really suck. Especially when one takes 50 kinds of meds for them and nothing seems to work. Then, the cough syrup with codeine doesn't make you fall asleep immediately like it should. It makes me sad. that's why you take codeine. to fall asleep painlessly and remain asleep for a long time. | | |
| For the first time in a long time I can genuinely say that I am happy. That's a good feeling to discover. I would say I can contribute it to one thing (or person, which let's face it, is mostly true), but it is not just that one thing that is a positive in my life right now. I am also not saying that there isn't some pretty hard-to-handle stuff in my life right now, either, but I'm way better at handling it. Hopefully, this feeling will last. | | |
| I knew this roommate thing would work out. Daniel's making me bacon and eggs. | | |
| Yesterday, Josh and I were told by his mother that we had to tone down the P.D.A. while around his aunts. I didn't realize we were overly pda-ish. I laughed, in fact. Since I am not a touchy person generally, it was humorous. Although, I can see where she might be coming from. We do hold hands an awful lot. | | |
| So, in three days time, I'm going on a trip to Lake Tahoe/San Francisco with Josh and his entire family. It will be fun. I don't doubt that, but I'm still a little scared. The thing I'm most frightened of right now is the fact that we could potentially be separated at least part of the trip. This makes me extremely nervous. I don't like being among "strangers" for an extended period of time. The only good thing about it, is that Josh feels the same way, so maybe he'll take pity on me and make sure we actually end up in the same vehicle.
I've been told there will be two minivans. One has been dubbed "The Estrogen Mobile" while the other is, of course, "The Testosterone Mobile". Although, I often get annoyed because I am treated like a guy, I am hoping and praying that I get invited into the Testosterone Mobile. We're watching movies at least part of the way, and I would much rather watch Quintin Tarentino than Julia Roberts. I just hope I don't come off as a snob by not riding with the other women. You know how girls are, and there's a reason most of my close friends are guys.
I am excited, though. I've never been to California, and I really do want to see San Francisco. And I really want to spend 10 days straight with Josh. I'll just hope that somewhere along the way, we actually get to be alone together. | | |
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