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    • 28 February 2005
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    Well, I had an exciting weekend.

    At 2:00 a.m. on Saturday morning, I woke up with very bad stomach pains. When they started to localize on the lower right side of may abdomen, Matt and I decided to take me to urgent care. They thought it might be appedicitis (bad news), so they sent me in for an ultrasound last night and a CT scan this morning. Fortunately, they came up negative, so Jeni doesn't get a cool appendectomy scar. Unfortunately, this means I have (probably) a really bad kidney infection or UTI that's just breaking me down. Blast.

    So, no HW got done this weekend, which is always a bummer, and Matt and I were both sick, which sucks. Also, our house is a pit.

    But I think I'm starting to understand "physicks" (so appropriately named by Kayla)!! Hooray!!
    :: submitted by Jenevieve, 2:24 AM | link |

    25 February 2005
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    Hey, did you know my parents are getting married this spring break? To each other. after being divorced for 13 years. Weird. I told Matt I should become a justice of the peace and perform the ceremony to complete the soap opera-ness of it all.

    In other news, physics is hard for me. I failed (an F, less than 40 percent, etc.) a test on Monday. A test that I studied for almost 15 hours (total, over several days) for. Blast. Other classes are going well. I got an A on my first molecular biology exam, I think I did well on my p-chem 2 class, and I actually really like CORE 350 (ethics and policy making course that every Whit-student has to take).

    Money is an issue, as always.

    The good news: I might have a job this summer teaching riding lessons!
    The bad news: my riding experience always seem so much more pitiful when I have to detail it to someone. "I have jumped a whopping 4'3"... shown at some shows... taught people how to trot and go over jumps the size of their dogs... and I charged more than you doing it... you should hire me."

    Sigh. Can someone please do my life for me for awhile?
    :: submitted by Jenevieve, 3:19 AM | link |

    21 February 2005
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    Alright, here's my mini-blogger-rant for the day. Be warned that I am in a catty mood today.


    I understand small typos. I even understand occasional grammatical errors. Hey, we're all busy, right? I know it takes an awful lot of time to put that apostophe in.

    But I have my limits. Guys, blogger GIVES you a spellcheck. and God GAVE you a functioning cerebrum.

    Please, please spellcheck. It makes me not want to read when every entry is fraught with jr. high level word comprehension.

    That is all. I do love y'all, though.
    :: submitted by Jenevieve, 3:29 PM | link |

    16 February 2005
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    Holy cow... This is so awesome.

    Does anyone know who made this? Let me know!
    :: submitted by Jenevieve, 4:51 AM | link |

    14 February 2005
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    (In case you didn't get it from the post before last, LACEY K JONES is an engaged woman! She will tie the knot with a Mr. Scott Wuelfing on August 27, 2005!!!!!!)
    :: submitted by Jenevieve, 6:06 AM | link |

    13 February 2005
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    Alright, what the crap.

    It is actually snowhailing (soft white pieces the size of Nerds candy) out of a clear blue sky, and it's 45 degrees outside. That is not supposed to happen.
    :: submitted by Jenevieve, 10:28 PM | link |

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    When Matt and I got married last year, many people said we were too young, and it was too soon.


    Now I see the truth: we were just way, way more on the ball than most people.

    Since fall semester ended, I have had 6 friends/ couples get engaged or married, with several more on the way. Every one of them is awesome, but seriously. Spread out a little!


    I love you guys! Congratulations!
    :: submitted by Jenevieve, 7:33 PM | link |

    01 February 2005
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    New mini-poll! If you can get through it without blushing, you are probably a science major.

    Spring term starts tomorrow. Blech. After this, I will walk across the stage 1 or 2 classes short of a degree. Blast. Summer school, anyone?

    It makes me wonder if I should even walk in May. I think I may feel like a cheater or hypocrite. Any thoughts on that?
    :: submitted by Jenevieve, 5:02 AM | link |