not a starbucks in sight

i'm definately up north now. just to pass along to people i have no cell phone reception for the next 5 days and limited internet access.this should be interesting. 'oi.

i am so smart. s.m.r.t.

on a lighter note this is an article on msn.com today about how people that are vegetarians are more likely to have higher iq's. i think the point of it is that the people that don't eat meat will take over the world but it's upto everyone's interpretation.
http://health.msn.com/pregnancykids/kidshealth/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100150383&GT1=8816

puppy

this is the puppy i fell in love with yesterday. and one day he will be mine, oh yes, he will be mine. me and my pommy are going to be the cutest together. as soon as i figure out the how to clean up poop without gagging part. but where there is a will there is a way and i will prove the people who think i can't handle a pet wrong. *cough*jenny*cough*. we all learn at some point in our lives and just cause i didn't grow up with pets doesn't mean i can't learn. 26 is a bit too young to give up on having a pet/puppy. call me cliche but you're never too old to learn if you are willing.

people have kids all the time that have no idea what they are doing and end up doing a fine job. i'm sure many parents were scared shitless of how to raise a kid and not knowing what to do, but you learn as you go along. and there is never a 'right time to have kids' but if you want it bad enough you make it happen. that is how i feel about my puppy. i want it bad enough that it will happen. maybe not this week or month but it will happen. and am i scared and clueless? hells yeah. but i don't think the puppy will not discriminate about the learning experience of it. i equate the feelings of wanting my puppy more than anything and wanting it for a long time, to what a maternal instinct must feel like. never had one, so don't know but i don't have a boyfriend or husband to worry about, and with no need to procreate, i think the puppy would be a great companion/responsibility.

i will probably be in over my head, want to kill it if it chews on shoes, be disgusted when it barfs or pees or something and be annoyed when i have to go somewhere and need to find out 'what to do with the dog' or am looking for a place to live and cannot convince anyone that "it really is trained and doesn't bark". but for the love it will bring, it's more than worth it. i really cannot explain it any better than that. i know i am diving into the pet deep end without a clue and it could very well end up being a bad idea. but it's my choice and my love and if a puppy will bring me as much happiness as i believe then it is worth it. end of discussion.

This is Me

This is me. I'm a pirate. Well not really, but it's a damn fine back up career. And that's my friend Lorne. He's a hula girl. Well not really, but he plays the part well. I'm starting this blog as my last one was a bit too open ended for students to read and it's hard to demand a student's respect when they know you like long walks on the beach and random bar makeouts.

I'm too tired to post but am stoked about being able to post pics on this one. Expect a pic of my Louis bag soon. And I should prob upload all my posts on my myspace blog on here. Also now that it is public format, none of you bitches have an excuse not to comment. If I'm a blog voyeur you all can be comment whores. Much love, Meggy-poo.