in her shoes...

Besides the turmoil of school, impending graduation, my hall, a Big XII convention that I'm organizing, and the unexplainable factors of heading up the March for Life...I think I found some time to sleep last night. I'm currently gearing up for Two Test Tuesday (tomorrow)...almost as exciting as Taco Tuesday as Taco John's, but without the spicy salsa...and two tacos.

Anyhow... I saw the film "In Her Shoes" this weekend and I have to say that it might make my list of favorites. I will definitely own this movie...that's is once I have enough money to buy anything that doesn't involve writing a check to Cingular wireless or American Family Insurance...

Back to the movie...it dealt with so many different levels of relationships from family to friends to "more-than-just" friends and how we should really cherish the people around us, even if they make us crazy! Guys, it is definitely a chick-flick...so watch out for the sappy moments and be sure to bring along some tissues!

googlism.com

A friend of mine introduced me to "googlism.com" in which you can type anything in and it will search the web for anything that involves what that thing "is"...i.e. "mitzi". While many of the of the things involved favorite dogs and cats, here are some of my favorites!


Googlism for: mitzi

mitzi is too shy around strangers
mitzi is one such artist
mitzi is in the sixth grade
mitzi is now combining her acting expertise with the experience she gained directing episodes of silk stalkings to develop projects of her own
mitzi is the woman every woman wants to be
mitzi is doing real good
mitzi is a female siamese ferret
mitzi is gone
mitzi is on stage
mitzi is already in the ring
mitzi is not himself
mitzi is falling in love
mitzi is a welterweight champion
mitzi is also reported to be working on her own screenplay
mitzi is gonna meet you over at jack's with the key
mitzi is still working harder than ever to make her dream a reality
mitzi is the only child on the picture
mitzi is also very active on campus in volunteer and mentoring activities
mitzi is currently a member of the national speakers association
mitzi is the best dog ever
mitzi is the *noisy* boxer at our house
mitzi is the boat that will do what i want better than the others
mitzi is hired
mitzi is a calico cat
mitzi is a natural beauty with wonderful skin and is a sheer joy to photograph
mitzi is not afraid to write a pop song
mitzi is the "first" doll in the children of the world series
mitzi is a delight to work with and i would not trade her in for the world
mitzi is extremely important to antiques & collectibles at the twilight zone
mitzi is our friendly tabby girl
mitzi is so cute
mitzi is a witch who likes creepy things
mitzi is also a member of the national cowgirl hall of fame

swing state

Fall break is here and I'm ready for it. I feel like I have been constantly running these past six weeks of the school year...time for a break. I'm headed to Ohio for the next few days to chill with my sister and her husband....so...here's to family, to friends, to safe flights, to on-time flights, and to forgetting about responsibility for four days!

Digger...

After a weekend of family, I came back home to my hall and found Digger, a little stuffed animal shaped like a dog with the markings of a Dalmatian, on my desk. To those who do not know about the traditions of my hall: Digger is the only male resident and is the prize possession of the woman who gets to keep him until the next hall meeting. Digger is friendly, always listens, and while he doesn't play catch...he is pretty darn good at the oh-so-popular "staring game" (where I find myself impersonating Will Ferrell's SNL sketch of Robert Goulet..."you win, you always do").

Anyhow, how does one get the chance to have Digger? Well, it is quite an honor. The woman in the hall who had him before chooses who gets him next for some specific reason. It could be "she helped me push my car through the snow" or "she gave a me hug when I really need one" or in my case "because she (being me) does so much for the hall and we (the rest of the hall) wanted to let her (me) know that we (the hall) appreciate her (me)".

I can't lie...seeing Digger on my desk with a little note telling me why I was the privileged one to have him for these next few weeks brought tears to my eyes. It is amazing how much a little stuffed Dalmatian can do for you.

for the buschelmans...

After a month of not updating this blog...I will once again begin my blogging .

I cannot promise much, but at least something will be here for those who chose to read about my thoughts and deeds.