We need a unifying factor. I don't even remember what it used to be, if anything. But we need one now!

 I am not making any official resolutions, but I am gonna work on things. Trying to keep some of the negative in and turn the positive outward is definitely one of those aims.
I read Kristin's LJ entry about New Year. She mentioned that Roger said that how you spend New Year's eve sets a tone for how you spend the rest of the year. I hope that is true. I went down to Brooklyn and visited a friend who I really care about and love spending time with, and I watched fireworks in Prospect Park.

I hope my year is daring and colorful and bold and sweet. And risky and unprecedented. And maybe even loud, too, but only in a good way.

Yeah NY Yankees, 2009 champs!

I had a brief thought yesterday that I really really wanted to write about, but I don't remember it anymore. It wasn't anything important but I remember being like "I really want to put that in my livejournal!"

Oh well.

Yes, we can.

I need to try this, ASAP. It's "chocolate cake in five minutes".

Ok, I totally have a question for those of you who have seen The Dark Knight, under the cut:

1. Bold the names of guys you'd definitely shag.
2. Italicize the names of guys you might shag after a little persuasion.
3. Leave the guys who don't do anything for you alone.
4. Put a question mark after the guys you've never heard of.
5. Strike the guys you wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole.
6. ADD THREE OF YOUR OWN AT THE END.

Everybody's doing it, mom. I'll post 'em as they come in.

Social and Philosophical Foundations in Education: A
Developing Adolescent: B+ (this should easily have been an A- but she a ho)
Geography, Environment and Culture: B+ (I was expecting a C)
Cultures of India: A
Foundtations--Secondary Education Seminar: Satisfactory (as it was simply a S/US, one-credit course)

Cumulative GPA: 3.61