Saturday, October 27, 2007
Thursday, October 25, 2007
P.S. I'm Blonde
As my dad says, "You can tell how well Beth is feeling by how light her hair is." I'm feeling pretty great, and I'm definitely a blonde again.
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
RIP Putt-Putt
UPDATE: It looks like the Putt-Putt is going to pull through (although just barely)!
The beloved '97 Corolla (the same one from "Office Space") may have been totaled this morning (luckily, Molly is ok). Keep your fingers crossed that we can repair it.
The beloved '97 Corolla (the same one from "Office Space") may have been totaled this morning (luckily, Molly is ok). Keep your fingers crossed that we can repair it.
Monday, October 8, 2007
An Izzy Post
It's Izzy's birthday today! She is 4 years old! In honor of her birthday, I've posted a clip of Izzy "playing" with Murphy (may be NSFW). Enjoy!
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
The New Plan
I am starting the process of applying to Georgetown University and University of Maryland for the Fall 2008 semester (maybe even Spring 2008 for UMD). I'm very excited, but quite nervous.
Updates to come shortly.
Updates to come shortly.
Monday, September 17, 2007
I am officially a geek!
So I've finished two weeks of classes--I've been quite busy, but I love it.
Psychology has been really interesting. We're finally out of the introductory material (the history of psychology, etc). This week we studied neuroscience, and I am definitely in love. I hadn't realized how much I missed having science in my life.
I'm also kind-of in love with accounting. I know this makes me even more of a geek, but it's just so. . .organized. I like that it's logical but has no real basis in math (which I happen to be terrible at).
Now I really have no clue what I want to do with my life. Would it be excessive to major in English, Biology, Psychology, and Accounting??
Psychology has been really interesting. We're finally out of the introductory material (the history of psychology, etc). This week we studied neuroscience, and I am definitely in love. I hadn't realized how much I missed having science in my life.
I'm also kind-of in love with accounting. I know this makes me even more of a geek, but it's just so. . .organized. I like that it's logical but has no real basis in math (which I happen to be terrible at).
Now I really have no clue what I want to do with my life. Would it be excessive to major in English, Biology, Psychology, and Accounting??
Sunday, August 26, 2007
One Year!
On Saturday, August 25th, I was officially one year into my recovery!
It's hard to believe how far I've really come in just one year. At this time last year, I was a complete mess: I depended on Adderall just to shower, and I spent 95% of the day lying down or sitting. I was much sicker than I think even I realized.
For those of you who don't know, I suffer(ed) from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Fibromyalgia (my doctors consider them the same illness) and complications from a severe gluten intolerance (like a form of Celiac disease). In addition, I was essentially poisoning myself with Adderall, which severely damaged my central nervous system (sort-of like what hardcore drugs might do).
As of now, I'm doing amazingly well. I'm really happy, and I truly feel like me again; I haven't felt this good in at least five years. I'm off all of my pain meds and my sleeping pills, I'm doing yoga almost every day, and I'm taking classes again.
In other words, I'm back!
Side note to Carol: Congratulations on finishing your movie!
I'm so proud of you!!
It's hard to believe how far I've really come in just one year. At this time last year, I was a complete mess: I depended on Adderall just to shower, and I spent 95% of the day lying down or sitting. I was much sicker than I think even I realized.
For those of you who don't know, I suffer(ed) from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/Fibromyalgia (my doctors consider them the same illness) and complications from a severe gluten intolerance (like a form of Celiac disease). In addition, I was essentially poisoning myself with Adderall, which severely damaged my central nervous system (sort-of like what hardcore drugs might do).
As of now, I'm doing amazingly well. I'm really happy, and I truly feel like me again; I haven't felt this good in at least five years. I'm off all of my pain meds and my sleeping pills, I'm doing yoga almost every day, and I'm taking classes again.
In other words, I'm back!
Side note to Carol: Congratulations on finishing your movie!
I'm so proud of you!!
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