kathlellen:
It’s been a while since I’ve had Mac and Cheese that didn’t come from a restaurant menu, topped with crazy stuff I couldn’t even identify in an attempt to class itself up for, well, a deserving place on a restaurant menu. So when I did hardcore grocery shopping just now, I wasn’t going to make my first foray back into the world of the cheez with any pansy-ass Easy Mac like what I used to make in my college microfridge microwave. That’s right, I got totally unwholesome regular Kraft Macaroni & Cheese in the shape of Sponge Bob Squarepants. Eat THAT. Actually, you can’t have any because I’M eating it.
I just bought the exact same box of mac and cheese at my local Kroger. For some reason, the shapes make it tastier.
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No one can depress you.
No one can make you anxious.
No one can hurt your feelings.
No one can make you anything other than what you allow inside.
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I think I’m going to get my hair cut like this today or tomorrow, but a little shorter… I’m nervous.
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Worldwide, more than one-fifth of all pregnancies—nearly 46 million—are terminated each year. An estimated 36 million procedures take place in the developing world and 10 million in the developed world. Twenty million of these abortions are carried out under illegal and often unsafe conditions. Abortion is with few exceptions an outcome of unwanted pregnancy. Women who want to terminate a pregnancy tend to ignore the legal status of abortion and are often willing to risk unsafe abortions. In the poorest countries, however, women face a much higher risk of death from unsafe abortion. In Africa, one in every 150 abortions leads to death compared to one in every 85,000 procedures in the developed world. This high risk means that nearly 70,000 women die each year—one every seven minutes—from botched abortions. Hundreds of thousands more end up with chronic health problems.
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Gay money is just as green as straight money.
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I had my ipod player on my bed earlier, plugged in of course and I tripped over the cord. The ipod and player flew off the bed. Then my ipod wouldn’t play at all on the player. I had to shove it down to get any sound out of it. I had to leave real quick for dinner and when I just got back I tried to play it again on the player and it didn’t work… I can listen to it on my headphones somewhat — it keeps freezing on this Miley Cyrus song then comes to a few minutes later, but it won’t plug into my computer at all. I have two ipod cords and neither worked on it. It doesn’t show as connected on my computer. It’s playing through the headphones, but I have no way to charge it so one it dies, I guess it’s dead. Almost none of my 7,000+ songs are on my laptop and my old laptop died and had an unrecoverable hard drive. If I buy a new ipod: how do I get my songs off if I can’t connect the thing to a computer? Can they fix that? If they can fix that connection piece, do I even need to get another one?
All my music is on this ipod. I had major computer issues so this ipod was my storage device for my collection… HELP!?!? Please…
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I think it’s time for me to die or something.
I love the Miley Cyrus songs “See You Again” and “7 Things”.
“The 7th thing I hate the most: you make me love you.”
Seriously. KILL ME.
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