Month: March 2005

If I don’t burn a bridge, I’ll cross back over it. Yeah, there’s a lot behind that statement, but no, I’m not going to explain it here. It’s just a realization that I came to this afternoon while driving back from Moonlight Basin. Speaking of Moonlight, I went skiing today to capitalize on the four […]

It’s 7:54. AM. And I didn’t stay up all night. I think this is definately some sort of record. I certainly didn’t get up at 6:45AM on a non-school day of my own volition– for some stupid reason I signed up to open up the Reid 306 computer lab at 7:30 this morning for someone […]

Remember when I posted yesterday and said it was snowing? Yeah, well, it still is. And I mean still– it hasn’t stopped. We’ve only managed like 6 inches of total accumulation, but still… it’s been snowing for 24 hours straight. And speaking of yesterday, remember my nice, long Teri Shiavo rant? Yeah. That’s right. The […]

I woke up this morning (after wearing shorts around campus yesterday) to find the world blanketed in a wonderful layer of cool, pure snow. It’s still snowing, and I guess it’s going to keep snowing. And that makes me quite happy. So now I’m sitting in my history of Rome class, waiting for things to […]

So I didn’t think that I had allergies. But now I’m thinking differently. Things are actually starting to turn green around Bozeman, and since the time I woke up this morning I’ve been sneezing like CRAZY and my nose has been running non-stop. Since it doesn’t feel like a cold, I’m blaming it on allergies. […]