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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: June 2010
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Monday, June 28, 2010. During the school year, I am so busy I want to just crawl in my bed and die. Often, on the weekend, if I don't have massive grading, I do just sit around and veg. I wish for days and days of doing nothing. I live for Christmas and Summer break. It's really silly because there is no one counting on me to do anything and nothing I have to do, other than take care of these classes, and I'm doing that. Sure, I need to be reading for Savannah and I should be doing some deep cleaning...
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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: January 2011
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Thursday, January 27, 2011. I can't begin to wrap my head around what it must have been like to deal with that sort of tragedy. I've always had great respect for Coach Eddie Sutton, no matter what his personal issues may have been, and realizing with even more specificity what it must have been like for him only allows my respect to grow. Ha) and telling them to respect it. Seeing that memorial when it's shown on TV during games, etc. makes me feel at home. Friday, January 21, 2011. It seems like every w...
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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: March 2010
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Example A: Each time I would be ready to say goodbye to one of my boytoys, he would sense it and do something particularly sweet to re-ingratiate himself to me. Thus appeased, I wouldn't kick him to the curb as I'd planned. Of course, his good behavior was only temporary, and soon I'd be aggravated all over again. I don't know how they do it, but I'm pretty sure women aren't the only ones with a sixth sense. Friday, March 26, 2010. The Ten Dollar Difference. And gestured with the...
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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: Remembering the Ten
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Thursday, January 27, 2011. I can't begin to wrap my head around what it must have been like to deal with that sort of tragedy. I've always had great respect for Coach Eddie Sutton, no matter what his personal issues may have been, and realizing with even more specificity what it must have been like for him only allows my respect to grow. Ha) and telling them to respect it. Seeing that memorial when it's shown on TV during games, etc. makes me feel at home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: April 2010
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010. So, you may have notice the ole blog updates have been infrequent lately. Things have been CRAZY here, what with grading, my dad visiting, and other obligations. However, the best time of the year is nearly upon us. That's right. the end of the semester! Needless to say, when I have more time in the next few weeks, I'll be back to blogging and keeping up with things the way I should be. More to come. Tuesday, April 6, 2010. Back to the Drawing Board. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: February 2010
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Thursday, February 18, 2010. As you may know, this past weekend was the NBA All-Star game, which took place in Dallas. I don't know much about it because I don't follow pro basketball. I guess that's a bit strange because I love college ball, especially March Madness, but I don't get into the NBA. However, I DO. Get into parties and let me tell you, there were TONS. It was to the point where someone forwarded me a copy of the Excel spreadsheets that people were making to try to figure this stuff out!
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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: February 2011
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Thursday, February 10, 2011. Who Plans Life, Anyway? What I have mostly been seeing is that there seem to be a large group of my former students / athletes at OSU that are now married and having babies. For the most part, this makes me smile. I'm excited for them because I know they are going to be great parents and I can't wait to see pictures of their babies and witness (vicariously, through technology) their growth and early first moments. So I guess my question is why didn't my plan work out? I know ...
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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: January 2010
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010. On the flip side though, every letter or card I got from him was special. He wasn't a writer. duh, he was a hockey player! So every card or note that I got from him was such evidence of how much he cared about me. He would have much rather been on the ice or doing something than sitting in a chair writing to me, but he still did it. I think I still have all those letters stuck away somewhere with other notes from the past. I treasured them. Tuesday, January 19, 2010. Therein ...
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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: October 2010
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010. I'm not really sure why people feel the need to lie to me so often. Do I seem like the sort of person that one can't be truthful with? I am pretty sure that anyone who knows me knows how much I value honesty. I can put up with a lot as long as a person tells me something him or herself and doesn't try to "pull one over" on me. The next day, I had two more missed calls from the same number and then texts started coming in. They were from a girl who had found my number in his...
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Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude: Putting the "Diss" in Disappointment
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Friday, April 1, 2011. Putting the "Diss" in Disappointment. I think "disappointment" is an aptly named word. Especially when the disappointment comes in the form of failed plans. It's truly life's way of "dissing" you (which I realize is using a version of the word to define it, but you get the point). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Changed My Lattitude, Changed My Attitude. Deep thoughts from a simple mind. Other Blogs I Creep on the Regular. The Education Platform I wrote for Mr. Trump.
