Thursday, July 10, 2008

Cruel Little Monsters

So, I just went outside for one hour, 60 minutes, wearing full pants and a half sleeve shirt and what? I come back with 6 mosquito bites on one arm. Each tortured portion of my skin, which has been subjected to the cruelness of these blood sucking bugs, has caused my entire arm to swell up into a red inflammatory mess.

This is basically the only reason I do not like visiting India, a land swarming with mosquitos - unsympathetic to a girl allergic and attractive to mosquitoes.

Good news! I recently read that taking Vitamin B supplements makes your body produce an odor that is less attractive to mosquitoes. It usually takes two weeks for your body to form the odor after taking the pills however.

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

taking a hint


Have you ever wondered, if the reason you make some decisions and turn down others is because life gave you a hint? So, how do you really know when life wants you to
take a hint?

Which ALWAYS brings us to the question, do you live life with your heart or your mind?
Answer: It's whatever you choose I guess right, a little of both maybe, whatever that will keep you chugging along॥


Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Construction


My future is under construction because I keep knocking it down.

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Apparently a synonym for "loophole" in the dictionary is "excuse."

I'm so scared for tommorrow. What else? My household is like on fiber overdose and the inside of my stomach feels like the aftermath of a nuclear explosion. I would have said the b-word, but that might cause my blog to be censured by the FBI.

I know I'm a slacker, but I really do believe that there is a trick to getting out of doing a lot of labor - like solving physics problems. Sort of like a loop hole in the system that is so hidden that no one cares to look into it.

On the other hand, I have always been a firm believer in lost causes, just because no one else cares for them.

This reminds me of the x-files. lol.

Life's most difficult problems require you to ask:
"Does a solution exist, and if so, is it unique."