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Jul. 10th, 2009 @ 06:14 pm "Who needs love when I've got blueberry goodness?"
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I have half a mind to eat nothing but ice and brownie batter for dinner tonight.

Heaven help me when my metabolism slows down.
Jul. 3rd, 2009 @ 12:34 am "The only thing I love more than shopping is talking about shopping." -- Jon
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When I take things out of my pockets, I try to put them in the same two or three places so I always know where to find them. Sometimes, however, I misplace things and have to hunt for them all over the bedroom. (Like, for example, fingernail clippers -- which are still missing, by the way.) Keep this in mind as you read the next tidbit of information:

A few days ago I made a snack of apples and peanut butter on a little plate and took it up to my bedroom so I could eat and peruse the Internet simultaneously. I know, I am not afraid to multi-task. However, I never took the plate back to the kitchen to wash it.

Currently, the plate is holding my iPod, my keys, my Blistex, and my cell phone.

Would it be wrong of me to start referring to it as the collection plate?
Jul. 1st, 2009 @ 01:38 pm "I say nothing and wet my pants instead."
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Current Music: Free Fallin' -- John Mayer
I may or may not have absolutely no qualms about eating food that has fallen on the kitchen floor, despite the knowledge that the floor probably hasn't been swept since our last cleaning check several weeks ago.

Don't judge me.
Jun. 30th, 2009 @ 05:47 pm Delilah has a song for you.
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Once upon a time there was a girl named Jennifer who was in desperate need of some toenail clippers, as the ol' toenails were starting to get quite long and unsavory and could probably maim or even kill a small child if wielded properly. And so Jennifer searched the bedroom for the toenail clippers, because she knew she had some somewhere, even though she couldn't exactly recall seeing them in the past week or so.

And then Jennifer found ten dollars, and there was much rejoicing in the land. But she still didn't have any nail clippers.

Finally, a day or two later, in a fit of desperation, Jennifer tiptoed into her roommate Cari's room and rummaged about in a promising drawer (hey, the drawer was already open), and found some clippers. Slinking to the bathroom, Jennifer then clipped the ol' toenails and put the clippers back in Cari's drawer, all sneaky-like, even though Cari was out of town and possibly out of state (she's on a road trip) and offered to let Jennifer borrow her nail clippers the previous day.

The End.

Whew, just had to get that off my chest.

Jun. 18th, 2009 @ 07:13 am Oh, my. That "Help! P-p-p-Pooh!" sounds a lot like Piglet.
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I don't think I can bear to change into real clothes this morning! ::flings arm across forehead and falls backward onto the bed dramatically, which is tricky because the bed is a good three feet away from the ol' lappy::

Okay, okay, I'll get dressed. Just give me a few minutes to gather the courage. Slash willpower.

Also, for your reading pleasure, here's an excerpt from a conversation we had at dinner last night:

Unnamed roommate: "And we can make out for dessert."
Me: "Uh . . . I think I'll supervise."
Roommate: "You can hold hands for dessert. There's something for everyone."

Conclude from that what you will.
Jun. 13th, 2009 @ 08:09 pm "Good luck with getting those panties pristine!" -- Unnamed roommate
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Today we had a ward activity. The theme? Redneck Olympics.

Everyone turned out in their best hick attire: some people drew on mustaches and unibrows, one woman was "pregnant," and plaid shirts and dirty wifebeaters abounded. As for myself, I ripped some holes in an old pair of jeans and transformed my "I want to date Mr. DT" shirt from freshman year into a "I want to date my cousin" shirt.

It was classy.

The highlight of the afternoon was playing mud dodgeball and tug-o-war in the mud, which quickly turned into mudslinging. (Ha, ha!) I joined in the merriment, throwing dirt clods and splashing muddy water on those in attendance. After beaning one gentlehick squarely from behind, he turned around, and all of a sudden we were grappling with each other in the mud. He, being quite a bit taller and stronger than I, quickly threw me down and I fell flat on my back with what I'm told was an impressive splash.

This started a whole slew of mud wrestling, and pretty soon most of the participants were indistinguishable from each other. Everyone was coated in a delightfully gloppy layer of mud. Everyone, except a few choice individuals.

One person yelled out "Pete's still clean!" This Pete character was standing quite close to where I was, so I hunkered down, raced toward him (which was more like a quick lumber, seeing as how I was standing in a mud pit), threw my arms around him, and forced him to the ground.

And the crowd went wild! . . . Relatively speaking. (I did end up winning a roll of toilet paper during the Redneck Awards Ceremony, however, for that little deed. It was pretty sweet.)

So while I survived the mud wrestling, my pants definitely did not. At some point during the mud frolicking, a scandalously long rip appeared in a most unfortunate location. I have no idea how long it was there before I noticed. Yikes.

To make a long story somewhat shorter, I managed to successfully change my clothes, although that did entail awkwardly standing in a bathroom wondering how I would clean up the mud puddle that mysteriously gushed forth onto the floor as soon as I took off my pants (TMI?) and then being subsequently relieved to find a full roll of paper towels in the bathroom with which I was able to (mostly) clean up said mess.

The festivities continued on for a little while longer. Hot dogs and s'mores were roasted and consumed. A pie eating contest brought joy to all. A live, wriggling worm was swallowed out of one's own free will. Somebody licked another person's eyeball. And on the drive home, men stripped off their pants and rode wrapped in nothing but a towel.

It was good times for all.
Jun. 11th, 2009 @ 12:43 am (no subject)
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I may or may not have accidentally scared the bejeebers out of Heather 20 minutes ago.

Whoops.
Jun. 8th, 2009 @ 11:54 pm "Would I notify the parents? No. Am I an evil person? Probably." -- Dr. Jacobs
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Current Music: Would You Go With Me? -- Josh Turner
Two points I want to bring up: 

1. A mosquito eater has been chillin' in our bedroom for several hours now. I don't like the looks of him -- all spindly legs and fluttering wings. (Never mind the fact that I haven't actually seen it move ever since I first noticed it. That doesn't mean it won't, and then it'll be nothing but legs and wings everywhere.) 

-- Speak of the devil! It just started flying around the room! Oh, snap. Now I've lost visual. It could be anywhere by now. ::shivers::

In case you haven't noticed, mosquito eaters kind of freak me out. As well as moths, and apparently inch worms.

2. I solemnly swear to never even think about going to law school. I'm working on a handful of legal cases for my homework assignment, and it makes me want to go throw myself into the Pit of Despair.

Jun. 8th, 2009 @ 11:23 pm "Elder Bednar is a rock star!" -- A professor who may or may not be named Cougar
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Upon briefly scanning my latest blog updates, it appears that I write letters to myself far more often than I probably should. One of these days I'll write a real blog post. Maybe.
Jun. 8th, 2009 @ 11:18 pm "I look like Moses!" (or something like that) -- Cills
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Dear Jennifer,

I know it's difficult, but try to resist the urge to be really snotty in your homework responses just because your professor is rather vague and apparently doesn't have the firmest grasp on the English language.

Love,
Your shoulder angel
May. 27th, 2009 @ 08:53 pm "Judge if you want to, but I'm now going to drink out of Becca's bowl." -- Cari
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Dear Jennifer,

Please stop treating me like a garbage disposal.

Love,
Your body
May. 19th, 2009 @ 12:44 pm "The strong ones scare me."
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Even though there are about 100 empty computers around me at the library right now, I still feel a little guilty when someone walks by me while I'm on facebook. It's like I should be using these computers to do something productive or something.

On a completely different note, today at work I cruised the streets of Provo in a dump truck. And then I helped wash it with a power sprayer.

It's like all of my dreams are coming true.

May. 9th, 2009 @ 10:29 am "Cari says I walk like a child with muscular dystrophy."
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Current Music: I'd Do Anything -- Simple Plan
Let's play Jeopardy. This is the answer:



What do you think the questions are?
Acceptable responses under the cut )
May. 2nd, 2009 @ 03:34 pm "Truth or dare . . . okay, you choose dare."
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So there I was, perusing the most unflattering photos of myself (because a photo can't be truly great unless you're contorting your face), when I get an e-mail from my dad reminding me to take the time to look attractive when I go to class and other social activities.

(Note: This was not the sole purpose of his e-mail, lest you think my father regularly tells me to wear makeup more often, or I will never get a date or something like that.)

Maybe now would be a good time to put on a clean shirt.
May. 2nd, 2009 @ 02:34 pm "Have you facebook stalked him yet?" -- Heather "I couldn't see his profile." -- Me
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I don't know what my deal is, but today I'm straight up struggling to muster up the motivation to change into real clothes. Just a few minutes ago, I finally put on a pair of jeans, but I'm still wearing the same shirt I wore to bed last night.

Maybe in a few hours I'll finish changing the rest of the way. Or maybe I'll pretend that I meant to wear this shirt all day and cross my fingers that no one gets close enough to, I don't know, smell me or something.

At least I'm wearing deodorant. That's one essential I have covered.
Apr. 27th, 2009 @ 03:58 pm "Greater good? I am your wife! I am the greatest good you are EVER going to get."
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Cari and I have been moving all day (if by "all day," you mean "we've taken two car loads over to our new apartment so far"), and on our most recent trip, we had no sooner each carried a box inside than three men descended from out of nowhere to help us unload the rest of the stuff.

Erm, if by "out of nowhere" you mean "they were playing football in the street." (Well, two of them were. I really don't have any idea where the third one came from.)

But still.

Come on, Summer of Love! Don't let me down!
Apr. 26th, 2009 @ 12:49 pm "Dear peanut butter: You're real good. That's all." -- Cari
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I hate it when my toast lands peanut butter side down. Because you know I would have eaten it if it had landed the other way.
Apr. 25th, 2009 @ 08:41 pm Too much birthday.
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Moths freak me out.
Apr. 19th, 2009 @ 11:57 pm "So, whenever you say you're going to eat some Flakes, I think of dandruff."
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Note to self (and possibly to Heather and Cills): Don't set warm laptops on bare sunburned legs.

Ouch.
Apr. 16th, 2009 @ 11:20 pm (no subject)
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Attention, all former staff of The Bruin Voice (that is, Robyn, Derrick, my sisters, and possibly Juliana and Maeve, if they happen to read this): 

Let's say hypothetically you were asked a couple of weeks ago to write a "Letter Home" for the upcoming issue that is supposed to be distributed, um, a week from tomorrow. As in, layout will start Monday. Let's also say that you are entirely unable to think of a suitable topic that might even remotely appeal to the high school audience. What would you write about if you were me?

And if anyone else out there has any brilliant ideas, feel free to chime in.

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