Yesterday on a car i saw a bumpersticker that read a little like this:
“You can’t be christian and be pro-abortion” riiiggght…..wrong.
First off, i think they meant “pro-choice” which does not correlate to
being pro- abortion. Pro-abortion doesn’t mean: “bahhh, let’s kill all
fetuses!”. Secondly, who says that you can’t be both christian and
pro-choice, and i know people that are. This stuff pisses me off too
much, I just blew my rant..so much for that.
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Boredom in DiffEq:
Dr. Radle’s test wasn’t really hard at all.
I had to go get Justine to bring her to helping hands, and we passed
her dad as we were leaving…damn. Feels like im using lots of gas
this week 
Work was good tonight. I did moderately ok, I suppose great for a
thursday. First off, I had Rob Perillo from the KATC weather team,
and his family. They tipped me pretty much ok. Secondly, I had one of
the important Red Cross guys at one of my tables. Third, Tom, Conan,
and GK came and ate tonight. They have this bright idea to a) get a
tattoo and b) get it of their name in binary. Heh, i don’t like
tattoos in the first place, and second, i wouldn’t want that shit on
me for the rest of my life. Nice try. Tom definately didn’t wanna do
it, but conan said he is…and gk says he isn’t kidding, that he is
doing it too. Right.
“With a plot line so good, who needs acting?”
*Show clip of keanu reeves not acting*
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Parish officials expect to annouce re-entry plan to evacuees sometime
Thursday, September 29 and is meeting tomorrow morning to devise a
plan. Sulphur water is safe to drink and Lake Charles has water
service, but the water is still not safe to drink. Mayor Randy Roach
says the boil water order still applies to Lake Charles. Officials
also urge citizens to not get on the waterways of Lake Charles.
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Lower parts of the Calcasieu Parish still had severe flooding Sunday,
and it may experience additional flooding later as water from
Hurricane Rita in areas north of Lake Charles head south. Parts of
Lake Charles where water was up to 6 feet deep Saturday were down to 2
or 3 feet. Based upon early estimates, the parish office of emergency
preparedness says at least 20 to 25 percent of the parish’s homes, or
roughly 65,000, will have serious damage from floodwater or rain in
homes with wind damage.
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The evacuation before Rita was much more successful than it was in
Mississippi and Louisiana as Katrina approached _ in large part
because citizens seemed to take the danger more seriously after seeing
so many people stranded in flooded New Orleans. “The fact is, we’ve
never had an evacuation this size before: 2.7 million people,” said
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas. About 85 percent will have some damage,
they say, and at least 5 percent have been totally destroyed
Well, we ran away on thursday, fled up to arkansas with some family.
It was nice there, but after a few days, we started to get stur crazy.
Saturday we drove through the storm a little..went down to Ruston.
When we got to Ruston, there was no power, so we just went straight to
Natchitoches. When we got to Natchitoches, I busted my tire We
visited Prudhomme and Prem and his wife. They fed us and it was fun.
Then we went to visit Mrs. Sanjeetha and her family, they were out of
power, so we sat in candlelight, it was neat. After that, John Shore
let us stay the night at prudhomme in the sick room. That was very
nice of him. Sunday we went and got the tire fixed at walmart, where
all the frozen/cold food had to be thrown out…it was sad. Then we
headed back to lafayette bc i had to be at work at night. Last night
was busier than i’ve ever seen it for a sunday night at casa ole. It
very well could have been a friday night, except it was compacted into
two fewer hours, and we were running out of chips, guacamole, ground
beef, etc. I made $99 which for a sunday night, is crazy. Normally i
make about $20 tops on a sunday night.
Quote from the trip: “Farmerville: It’s more than a place… It’s a
state of mind.” -Conan
me: Evacuate!
joanna: lol
joanna: y
me: sulphur is on the bad side of the hurricane
joanna: oh i live in LC now
me: same difference
joanna: lol
joanna: nah…we’ll get alot of rain, but thats it
me: i hope so…
me: for everyone’s sake
me: but if it turns
me: bad bombin
joanna: nah, i think we’ll be ok.
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has been monitoring the path
of Hurricane Rita and has decided to close its campus at 12:30 p.m.,
Thursday, September 22, 2005. The University plans to resume classes
and operations on Monday, September 26, 2005.
University officials encourage everyone to remain alert to local
directives regarding preparations for the storm. Essential University
personnel will remain on the job until further notice.
Because students will now have missed two Monday-Friday classes due to
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, this Friday’s classes will be made up
during Fall Break on Thursday, October 13.
Telephone updates are available at the University Hotline
(337-482-2222). Due to the nature of the situation, the University
Hotline (337-482-2222) might be updated more frequently than this
page.
Addendum: 10:00 a.m., Friday, September 23, 2005. The University
continues to monitor the path of Hurricane Rita.
Addendum: 10:00 p.m., Friday, September 23, 2005. The University
continues to monitor the path of Hurricane Rita.
A mobile pickle coming near you…soon.
Well, it has been a while. A lot has happened. I got kinda bogged
down for a little while…and didn’t update. Hey, what can i say,
stuff happens. On a good note: $1 ice cream scoops at baskin robbins
rock some face. The baby is starting to crawl, and she can sit up for
a long time, in addition to eat our homework and lots of other “neat”
stuff. David Venable’s speech was …annoying Cordelia is finally
growing some hair.
Cordelia *seems* to be getting better.
I got like 943 combo on ddr.
Jo seems to be sickish.
Cordelia is sick…i think. Saw Darpan today. Was gonna go rock
climbing with Bryce but didn’t Went and washed clothes/hung out at
gk’s. I’m hungry.
Work this morning. Didn’t make a lot of money, but it was ok. All the
gas stations are making you pay before you pump, and they give you a
weird receipt with debit/credit cards. Can’t wait to go get Josephine
and Cordelia tonight 
I went to work at 10:20 in the morning and worked all day
until about 9:45 last night. I am so tired. Sleep.
Josephine and the baby are gone for a few days. I should be at work,
but someone took my spot. Lots of note-taking with this
webstuff. Almost overwhelming. Hw.. Jamming with techno, oh yeah.
