Sweet Tea and a Cloudy Sky

Today started out pretty good, but has gotten progressively worse, so the beginning of this post is going to be rather inconsequential ranting.

I went out to pick up some craft supplies in preparation for Valentine’s Day. In order to get to my car, I have to take a shuttle to the parking lot that freshman at my college are required to park in. This shuttle happened to be 20 minutes late today. By the time I got to the store, it had been closed for three minutes. Not wanting to have gone out for nothing, I decided to run by Safeway to do some grocery shopping. I found nothing that I wanted and completely forgot to grab more water bottles, so I still have nothing to drink in my house. Not to be outdone by chance, I decided to stop by Ruby Tuesday and grab dinner to go. Let’s just say that didn’t go to well, and I now have pasta sauce everywhere.

I’ve been trying to balance everything in my life recently. School and work have been hard to get used to, and I’ve already missed an assignment in a class. I’ve gotten interested in photography again, and am thinking about buying a new camera. I want a higher quality camera, but I’m not quite sure what to get. Ideas?

I’ve been paying an extraordinary amount of attention to the internet the past couple of days. I’ve been reading blogs and becoming much more immersed in twitter. I’ve actually payed attention to a little bit of news, and realized that there is actually a lot more information available than I thought – which is saying something. I would like to take some time to go on a tangent about fifteen year old girls.

There is a certain company I know of owned by a fifteen year old girl. The company is exactly what you would expect – they sell necklaces and other jewelry, presumably handmade. While I can appreciate the initiative the company has made, I don’t think that owning said company is enough to lift the owner to rock star status. Maybe I’m wrong, but I personally don’t like being told to “stfu” by a fifteen year old business owner because they aren’t near a computer to unfollow me on twitter. I never told you to follow me.