ok now.... where should i begin with all this.
i guess i'll start with telling about my wonderful dog.
I love her so so much! She is a nut, but is quite the protector. She is a jack russell/german shepherd mix. (ya i know... i dont want to know how that happened!)

My life begins each morning w/ a bowl of cereal. Every morning. Without fail.

I live in quite your typical suburb... boring as ever.

school is good. i havent ever enjoyed english class this much ever in my life... its quite surprising.

i get asked a lot what i want to do with my life... quite frankly it changes everyday. I started out thinking i wanted to be a stock broker, then marketing, and then journalism. however, my current idea is the longest lasting and thats to work in foreign aid, like with the UN.

and so i m looking @ an international affairs degree.
if anyone has any college recommendations, please feel free to comment.

I could be moving (again) and I'm pumped. I'm all ready to leave if it arises that i am, but i m fine with staying. I like my school, and i will really miss my friends, but i was just thinking about the fact that i haven't been @ any school for more than 2 years. Plus, i've lived in 4 states already and i'm ready to move closer to family.

I really believe in what the democrats are trying to do, but i just don't feel really confident about either of them. Obama, in my opinion, really doesn't have quite the experience i would look for in a president. Clinton, on the other hand, has really pushed the envelope on her "experience." i agree that she had some (yes some) experience while first lady, but that most was instigated by her husband... McCain on the other hand has a lot of experience in the Senate, but i'm worried about his stance on civil rights. I do support him however, b/c he shares my opinion on iraq. we should clean up messes that we make. (my mom always says that so it must be true!) and my mom has also said that we should do something we don't like to do right the first time so we don't have do it again. which is precisely why i think we should at least try to make things better than we went in, in 2003. Plus, it isn't completely Bush's fault...the CIA director at that time told him that the information of there being WMD's in iraq was completely true, and verified. if i were president, i would probably have done the same thing, so i'll let him off the hook for this one.

Come back soon for a new post!