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Name: neener
School: USC Marshall School of Business
Status: Employed...finally
E-mail: Click here!
Reason for blogging: I'm incredibly self-absorbed. |
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I'm listening to...
::"Stay Beautiful," The Last Goodnight
::"Spaceman," The Killers
::"Green Light," John Legend
::"Superstar," Lupe Fiasco
I'm watching...
::24
::The Office
I'm reading...
::Taiwan, A Political History, by Denny Roy
::The Devil and Miss Prym, by Paulo Coehlo
I've just seen...
::Slumdog Millionaire
::I Love You, Man
::The Reader
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Daylight Savings Yay! An extra hour of sleep...little things like that make me happy. Especially when I have tons of readings to do for my midterm on Tuesday. This semester has been very stressful with classes, work, and extracurricular activities. One extra hour doesn't seem like much, but every little bit helps.
Last night was our school's annual Halloween party. Some of the costumes were really amazing. I, being lazy and pressed for time, took the easy route and wore glittery red devil horns and a matching dress. Maybe someday I'll get around to posting some pictures. Then again, maybe not.
If You Want It Done Right, Do It Yourself AAAAARGH!!!!!! I don't mean to be ungrateful, really I don't. But...
My mom was going on a Costco trip and asked me if I needed anything. I said it would be nice to get some whole wheat bread. So when I'm done with my errands and get home, I notice that the bread she bought was "Carb Counting" bread. What in the world? First of all, is she trying to tell me something? Am I fat? (Don't answer that.) Second of all, what the heck is "carb counting" bread? If I were counting carbs, I wouldn't be eating bread anyway! Why do people have to mess with a perfectly good thing like bread? AAAAARGH!!!!!
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When I learn a new word, I'll put it here so you can learn too!
EBITAS (noun):
Abbreviation for "Earnings Before Income Tax, Amortization, and SGARA." Next week, find out what SGARA is.
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