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So I haven't really been on in the last 2 days because I've been so busy, but if you didn't notice, today is Day 7. That's right, my week is up. I leave for Vegas tomorrow. Right now it's all nerves for me.

Thanks God! Myanmar Cyclone: Up to 100,000 DEAD!?!?

This is a Tragedy of Unfathomable Proportions

Earth day in Missoula, Montana was wild. Preconceptions were dashed, premonitions were ousted, and privy green ideas and events were uplifted.

With each year, there have been catastophic occurences such as storm, tornados, hurricanes, earthquakes like never before. Some think we are destroying the world and causing this.

Theres nothing better then chilling outside with your friends and sucking on a popsicle. Finding the perfect hide and go seek spot, making leaf sandwiches while playing house, and shouting TAG YOUR IT then running off laughing.

I never realized until I came to Maryland how thoroughly biased I am to my native New England. People always joke about New England snobbery, and I can now testify that they are not exaggerating. The following are my confessions, and general points:

I’m out: I am 100% New England snob, and proud.

It is February 18. And I am sun-burnt.

Currently in College Park, MD, it is a balmy 71 degrees Fahrenheit and sunny. Did I mention that the date is February 18?

It's a beautiful day, and everyone is loving it. People are strolling around campus, reading outside, enjoying this unusual-- can we even call it winter? -- weather to the fullest.

In my little corner of the world Mother Nature has been suffering from Menopause. First she pissed off with the blizzard and ice, next day she is having heat flashes, before long the uber mood swings kick in for a wild day, and now she is bursting into tears. Unfortunately there is no way to get some hormone replacement pills to that woman.