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Teacher and student come to blows. Funny video.

Grandee-A man of elevated rank or station.

1. “Seduced by his need to live like a grandee, Coppola can’t afford not to work within the system.”
   – Joseph McBride, “Offers He Should’ve Refused”, New York Times, December 12, 1999

Try and create a sentence using the “Word of the Day”.

While I’ve been away from my on again, off again bf Andrew, who is right on cue crawlin back into my life, I’ve gained weight. I knew I gained weight because when I walk I can feel my thighs rubbing more than before and my clothes are getting tighter and my face is getting bigger.

I guess when I was away from him I was “happy eating” and enjoying life. But I got carried away. I have to lose the pounds because I like my clothes and I dont want to buy anymore. LOL! I’m have to get back on to my M.I.T (milf in training) lifestyle…not diet. 

So wish me luck!

I dont know if I should be patient and give Facebook a chance but so far, no good. I dont like it as much as Myspace. I will wait and play around with it. Will keep you posted.

Schadenfreude-A malicious satisfaction obtained from the misfortunes of others.

1. “He died three years after me — cancer too — and at that time I was still naive enough to imagine that what the afterlife chiefly provided were unrivalled opportunities for unbeatable gloating, unbelievable schadenfreude.”
   – Will Self, How The Dead Live

Try and create a sentence using the “Word of the Day”.

I wanted to post some pics of me and a few of my friends enjoying ourselves in NJ, watching boats near their house and eating in NYC. I had a really great weekend and I really needed it. Thanx Candyce, Angela, and Bry for a nice weekend.

some words. I have been so busy trying to catch up from the Memorial day weekend that I forgot to post some words. I’m sorry! Well, here they are…

“Words” to the Wise”

Monday’s word

Vehement-Characterized by intensity of emotions or convictions, or forcefulness of expression.

1. “The struggle was long and vehement; but his sense of duty would not be stifled or enfeebled, and finally triumphed over every impediment.”
   – Charles Brockden Brown, Three Gothic Novels

 Tuesday’s Word

Ribald-Characterized by or given to vulgar humor; coarse.

1. “Mr. Plummer’s Barrymore delights you with his own delight in his silly, ribald jokes (most of which are unprintable here).”
   – Ben Brantley, “A Dazzler of a Drunk, Full of Gab and Grief”, New York Times, March 26, 1997

Today’s word

Forgo-To abstain from; to do without.

1. “This one has given up smoking today, I knew; that one his weekly visit to the cafe, another will forgo her favorite foods.”
   – Joanne Harris, Chocolat

 Try and create a sentence using the “Word of the Day.”

“Word of the Day” will be five days a week.

Another Flashing Lights video. Whatever?!

This Memorial Day weekend was what I needed. I spent some time with some friends and I didnt want to leave but I had too, for work of course. Anyways, let me not worry about tomorrow and just cherish my still existing weekend.

On Saturday, my friends and I watched movies, at home, and there was one I really wanted to see called “GIA”, starring Angelina Jolie. I remember growing up hearing about this movie aboout a supermodel who died of drugs but I never watched it.

I watched the movie and it was so good but sad. I was really touched by her story. I told myself that as soon as I get home I will look her up to see her actual photos and read more about her.

She was very successful and she had a long career ahead of her. Her career came to a halt because of drug abuse and eventually she died of AIDS. Everyone should watch the movie and learn from her mistakes and DONT DO DRUGS!

Gia Marie Carangi died at age 26.

Read this foolishness here.