Monday, May 11, 2009

I want to write something...

...but I want it to be a good post. Soon enough.

I'm still alive,
Mai

Sunday, May 10, 2009

generic blog entry #71

Hi,

WOW! talk about a semester's end dragging on!
I sit in an empty room, that has no posters on the wall and no carpet, studying for my forensic psychology exam. How lonely! that's okay though i will be home/done tomorrow by around 1 or so. then i can relax until june.

stick a fork in it,
Michael W.

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

just checking in

Hello All,



peace and love!
Michael

Thursday, April 30, 2009

I have 40 red, white, and blue shoestrings...

Greetings,

Classes are over! Welcome to (almost) summer vacation. All we have left to conquer is finals. Good luck with all of that, readers.

First things first:
It was brought to my attention that on the list in my previous entry i spelled "weary," when in actuality, it is supposed to be wary. My mistake.

In other news, I don't know if finals are in full swing yet...Have people started really stressing out yet? It doesn't seem like it, really. I should probably get started on the work I have to do!

That's all for now,
Michael

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Baby steps

Today marked the first time I'd ever "worked out" in a gym for a reason other than a P.E. requirement. Wahoo. Don't believe me? Well then, let me fix that for you.

Upon walking into the gym (which I found only by following Mike), I decided that the first thing I'd try would be the exercise bike. Well, unaware that the machine automatically starts up when you start pedaling, I sat down at one, hit all the buttons, and then moved onto another one because I thought it was broken. Yeah.

After biking for a bit, I got on the treadmill and, using the knowledge I had picked up from the exercise bike "incident," started to run. Turns out that on a treadmill, you do have to hit the buttons before starting. Who knew? I guess the guy who designed the exercise bike and the guy who designed the treadmill must've really liked a good practical joke.

The lesson for today? They should really make that "How to Start" text bigger.

I'll be going back tomorrow to see what else there is to learn about this "gym" place.

I see the crystal raindrops fall,
Mai

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Notes to self: Mraz, smiley faces, and more

My farmer's tan is coming along pretty nice.

The more Jason Mraz I hear, the more I become a fan.

On May 15th, if all goes well, my little brother and I will be going to the best possible baseball game I could ask for.

Having balloons around you will amplify the effect of whatever facial expression you have on, good or bad, one-hundred fold.

Pretty soon, I won't have a reason to be on Skype anymore :)

Here's something to keep your heart nice and warm:


Got to you get into my life,
Mai

why, when i can do this instead...

Hello Loyal and First Time Readers,

Classes have almost officially come to an end! Today I would usually have 3 classes, but ended up only having one. How exciting. I have two classes tomorrow, who knows if they'll both run the full time, or even happen! But with the finishing of classes also comes the start of assignments, which brings me to the relevant title. Why write my art history paper, when I can sit here and write this blog entry. It's going to have a lot of important information.

Things to be weary of
1. Impending Swine flu pandemic.
2. Ian Gaylets.
3. How late it gets dark outside.
4. Pirates.
5. St. Barnabas hospital (apparently they use paper clips for other than clipping paper; like fixing eyes...).

Stay safe,
Michael