pkubik08's blog

Whenever a couple says, "we're pregnant," I have to laugh a little. Although I'm happy for them, it's not true. The woman is pregnant and will eventually do all the work in the end. Not in this case.  Read More »

Is it just me or are all high school seniors sick of the college process?
By now, we have found from most, if not all of our selected colleges if we got accepted or rejected. So you've narrowed it down to your top choices, sent in FAFSA, got your financial aid packages, only to have not enough money. So you search and search for scholarships.  Read More »

While sitting during the previews before my movie, I was looking more foward to the eye candy that would be on screen for the next two hours more than anything else. Did I want to analyze the movie? Absolutely not. After all, movies are suppossed to allow you to escape from reality. My fantasy life was going to be with Channing Tatum and Ryan Phillipe and then the movie started...  Read More »

When I was little I was obsessed with the TV show "I Love Lucy." It's a 1950's show about a couple growing up in New York; the wife causes many hilarious situations. Along with these other shows, my parents had grown up watching "The Donna Reed Show" or "Leave It To Beaver." It's amazing how these women put on pearls and a pretty house dresses to vaccuum the house.  Read More »

I'm not one of those people that relates to change easily. I rarely play things by ear; I need a structured shedule and a plan laid out before I do anything.  Read More »

My mom often points out how much I look like my best friend. We both have shoulder length hair, layered of course, and with bangs that hang over our eyes. Our only physical difference is that she is much taller than I am. I'm no longer surprised when people think we're sisters, because after hanging out with her for the past thirteen years of my life, I'd expect to look something like her.  Read More »

"Youth In Asia." Doesn't it sound nice? It makes you think about little oriental children. This is not the discusion at hand; euthanasia is.  Read More »

My parents have always been over protective. When I was eleven, I was only allowed to ride my bike between mine and my neighbor's driveway. When I turned thirteen, I still wasn't allowed to walk around town by myself; I had to bring a friend. When I was fifteen, my dad still questioned me about PG13 movies. Now, at seventeen, I feel trapped.  Read More »