Skip to main content

I Dislike...

*commercials on Pandora after every 3 songs.
*the fact that you can't actually watch the last 5 episodes of Glee on Hulu without
paying for something that should be free.
*free trials that aren't actually free.
*free anything that has a nasty terms & conditions string tied firmly to
it's ugly terms & conditions clause that you can't actually read
because the font is soooooo small!
*fake people
*snobs
* judgmental snobby fake people


Things I DO Like

*new work friends who confirm those sneaky suspicions about the people who were
supposed to be your work friends.
*people at work who don't get caught up in the drama and who like you more than
those supposed work friends.
*Cello, viola, and piano music. I love those rich resonate sounds of the cello and viola.
And if I were an instrument and instruments were people, I'd date a piano.
weird metaphor? yes, yes it is.
*A job coach who tries motivate you.
*People who inspire me:
Brother Corey Sackett
Sister Colleen Terry
*Summer fruit
*Fall
*Adventures
*A best friend who is always on my side but tells me to stop whining
when I need it.
*Summer thunder storms
*Books. Literature of most any genera.
*Sheet music
*Excellent films



I felt that I should end on a positive note, you know? I didn't want to end my day by being
a total Debbie Downer. I just needed to get some things out of my system without being
overly specific about any of it. I guess it's specific enough, though.

Anyhow...

Comments

Cynthia's Blog said…
nice list where are you moving?
September 23, 2011 at 11:53 PM
Joyce said…
I'm moving to Hillsboro, Oregon. It's about 12 miles west of Portland. :)
September 26, 2011 at 5:08 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

It's Okay to Be Sad

I'm sitting in my room nursing a 7-up because I ate too much cheese with my dinner. Being lactose sensitive, edging on completely intolerant, totally sucks. Sometimes dairy doesn't bother my stomach too much, but I guess eating cheese on a completely empty stomach wasn't the greatest idea but damn, that artichoke and spinach cheese dip was delicious. Was it worth it in the end? Meh..I could go either way at the moment. I just had a memory pop up of my first swig of raw cow milk. It was delicious and totally didn't make my stomach hurt. Anyhow, at lot has been swirling around my brain as of late. Here is a bullet list of the swirling mess: When I left UVU a little over 10 years ago, my GPA was a 1.95. When I came back in the fall I had to fill out a satisfactory academic progress (SAP) report thing to 1.) get my financial aid released, and 2.) promise to get a C or better for the remainder of my time at UVU. Well, I barely got a D in sociology 1010 class in the fa...
Post a Comment
Read more

Reasons

So, you remember from the last post when I said things were "a-changin'"? Well, they are. I'm moving to Hillsboro, Oregon. ETA: November 1st, but probably November 4th so I can at least finish the pay period instead of leaving in the middle of it. Anyway, here's a quick list of things I bet you didn't know about Hillsboro: *It's near the ghost town of Idiotville, Oregon. Real place. Wiki or google it. *What Draper, Utah is to SLC is exactly what Hillsboro is unto Portland. Almost the same place. *Has AMAZING parks and waterfalls. *All voting is done by mail. Secretly, I'm a little bummed about not getting a "I voted" sticker. Okay, so I could only really think of 4 things that you might not have known about Hillsboro or the surrounding area. Oregon as a state though, is pretty dang fantastic. I'll finally be able to partake in the Goonie-for-the-day festivities in Astoria. While there are many reasons why I'm moving away, the main rea...
2 comments
Read more

Mama

Dear Mom, You've been gone 12 years now and I miss you just as much as I did when you left this earth to live with our Heavenly Father. Life has been hard since you've been gone, but I'm sure you know. Yesterday, on your anniversary, I went to lunch with Felisa and visited Stephen and his wife, Shauna in Salt Lake. Who would have thought that almost all us adult siblings would live within an hour's drive of each other? In Utah, no less. We didn't really talk about you, but I'm sure that we were all thinking of you. My heart ached for you a little bit more. I thought of you on Sunday, since it was the day of the week that you passed away. During the Sacrament, I thought of you and everything you taught me about the Gospel, about Jesus, about facing your fears, about forgiveness. When it came to the bearing of testimonies, I was already crying. Half due to allergies and half due to thinking of you and missing you. I was always the sensitive one. Dad's ex-wife ...
3 comments
Read more