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Name: Kim
Country: United States
State: Minnesota
Metro: St. Paul
Birthday: 11/25/1982
Gender: Female


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Occupation: Student


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Member Since: 4/7/2004

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Tuesday, August 16, 2005

allright...so it's been a month, so here's your update bitches.  I actually will write more this week, but currently I am enthralled in a conversation with my sister about stupid roommates, and in a conversation with a friend trying to work out a deal to have him come visit me.  I mean, come on, who wouldn't want to spend $200 on a plane ticket to go to an OSU football game with me!?  crazy, I know.

Later gators!


Wednesday, July 06, 2005

So I'm all moved into my new apartment in Columbus, except for one thing...myself!    I'll be heading out there in about a week and a half due to 2 doctors appointments that I have to attend...yay for doctors.  The move was fairly painless...except for one huge problem.  And if you know me, then you know what that problem was...I'm still too pissed off at the responsible party to talk about it.   What a child.

On a brighter note I'm picking up my puppy on Friday!!!!  YAY!!!   His name is Luken, and he's a one-year old hound/lab mix.  he's fucking adorable, and I can't wait until I finally have my own dog and I can quit mooching off of Lori.  Haha.

Speaking of dogs, I'd like to rant about men.  Why are they so retarded?  To those of us who know a little about genetics, I wish there was some explanation in the Y gene, but unfortunately there is not. 
For instance, consider the following example: A girl has been dating this boy for quite awhile.  the boy will soon be heading off to med school, but every time the girl brings up the subject of what will happen when he leaves, he blows her off.  This of course leads to numerous fights and disagreements about the status of their relationship.  Nevertheless, the boy buys the girl flowers, says I love you 100 times a day, etc.  Then, the night before he leaves to go on a fishing trip to Canada, ignores said girlfriend and roommates girlfriend at dinner to speak exclusively to male roommate.  then both males fail to show up at the next bar, leaving both girlfriends in a bar filled with single, horny, drunk men.  then, to make matters worse, doesn't understand why his girlfriend is so mad when they finally meet back at the house at like 3 am.
To me, this is completely unacceptable behavior.  Why wouldn't you want to spend your last night before an all-male trip with your girlfriend who you supposedly love?

And what's with guys trying to make girls jealous?  Why would I give a shit what girls you're hanging out with, hooking up with, marrying, if I'm not friends with you and if I'm not dating you?  Ever stop and think that girls could be doing the same thing, just not broadcasting it to everyone they know?

And to those guys out there, i need an opinion...specifically those of you who might be engaged (i.e. Jay), or who just want to lend some advice.  Why would a guy try numerous times to contact an ex-girlfriend of his if he not only treated the girl like complete shit and hasn't had a real conversation with her in months, but is also engaged to be married and supposed to be "soooo happy"?  I'm not talking about once, or even twice.  I'm talking about a couple times a week, for about a month,  leaving messages for the girl even though she consistantly ignores him.  To make matters even more interesting, the last "conversation" had with said ex-boyfriend was via email about 6-7 months ago, where the ex-boyfriend told the girl to quote "have a nice life".  Why would a sane person do that to a girl? 

And last story.  A male and a female have been friends for quite awhile.  Occasionally they hook up, but there is never any intention to have a relationship other than the infamous "friends with benefits".  however, one night, after hooking up, the guy tells the girl that he thinks it's weird that they hook up.  The problem is he's not quite sure why he feels that way, just something doesn't feel "right" about them getting it on.  The kicker is that the guy is always the initiater of booty...let me reiterate - ALWAYS THE INITIATOR OF BOOTY.  Also, said male is always very cuddly before and after these booty encounteres...so why would he all of a sudden feel "weird"?  wouldn't a sane guy want to keep getting free ass without the committment of a relationship?

BAH!  MEN MAKE ME SO ANGRY!!!!!  Even the ones I'm related to.  And it's not just me, almost all of my friends and family members feel the same...hence where I got most of my stories from.

Ugh.  I don't know what that rant accomplished, but that's what a rant is for.  To just get it out.  I'm done with men.  For a very very long time. Except for my cute puppy I'm getting on friday who just happens to be male.

I'm sorry to anyone I may have offended...but you know what, I really don't care.  People offend me all the time.  And the fiesty mexican in me really doesn't give a shit what y'all think of me!


Tuesday, June 14, 2005

Currently Watching
Staying Alive (Widescreen Edition)
By John Travolta, Cynthia Rhodes
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yes, you are correct, Dustin definitely left my last entry.  Funny how all of you knew he left it before I even knew he put it there!  Because of that, he is officially banned from the "first comment contest"...so there!


and yes, you read my "currently watching" correctly.  What can I say, I'm a sucker for cheesy movies on late at night!


Monday, June 06, 2005

Have I ever mentioned how awesome Dustin is?  Really, he's stupendous.



Monday, May 23, 2005

Currently Playing
Center Stage (2000 Film)
By Various Artists - Soundtracks
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I can't believe I'm leaving the cities on Sunday...that's less than a week away!  Where the hell did the past 4 years go? I really hate saying goodbye to people as well as places.  And this week, that's all I'm doing.  Having "farewell" lunches, and drinks, and hang outs.  And while I'm excited as hell to start a new life in Ohio, I really hate that I'm leaving so many memories behind me here in the Twin Cities.  You know, when I graduated high school, all my friends and I talked about how we'd never have that feeling again, that sadness coming with leaving the past but the excitement of what lies ahead.  And I never thought that my 4 years of college would really fly by as quick as they did.  Now here I stand, 4 years later, getting ready to embark on yet another journey in a "foreign" city and state all by myself.

Doesn't it seem like just yesterday when we were all climbing the stairs to that first dreaded dorm room, waiting to see who our roommate(s) would be?  And I can still remember walking around campus aimlessly, completely lost with no clue where to go..even though I had looked up the building my next class was in on the map.  And man, did I seem to always have money back in the day!  Now I have to check my checkbook to see how much I can spend on groceries this week. 

Times change.  Places change.  People change.  Change can sometimes be fore the better, and sometimes for the worse.  Hopefully most of us that are graduating or making a possible career change are making changes for the better.  Even though the thought of starting a new life once again may seem scary, what's really holding you back?  Most likely the fear of change.  But what better time to overcome those fears than now.  Because when you think about it, none of us really have any obligations where we are. (exceptions given to those who are engaged and/or married)  I mean, sure our families may be near, but they're family.  Won't they always be there for you?  It's not like if you move to another city your family will suddenly dissappear or disown you.  And what's to say that if you move away, you won't enjoy your new found freedom and space more?  I personally am looking forward to having my own place.  The thought of coming home and not having to worry about having privacy, or having to clean up after someone else, or have to be concious of someone elses feelings gives me an overwhelming feeling of excitement.  Like my aunt said tonight, you'll never have to worry about another roommate again until you get married!  To which I responded, "yea, but then I'll be able to tell them what to do, so that won't matter". 

The moral of the story is that change is good.  Change can only make a more well-rounded, stronger person.  don't be afraid of change, but embrace it.  Everything happens for a reason and if things don't work out that way you had planned, then somewhere down the line, things will work themselves out.  And just remember, if you ever get the urge to visit Ohio, while I may not want permanent roommates, I will always welcome short-term visitors.



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