I really want to go to spring formal with Angelo Fotinopoulos but I've never talked to him in person. He said "hi" and waved at me and my heart was beating like there was no tomorrow. Too bad we don't talk. I really would want to go with him, but since he doesn't know I exist, I know it will never happen.

There are times when my roommate is on the phone with her boyfriend and I'm not sure if she's crying, or she's really turned on. Either way, she's breathing really fast and heavily, and it kinda weirds me out.

Sometimes it really sucks being the one the guy didn't want (even though he led you on for an entire semester). And not being able to say anything without causing a crap ton of drama. And having to endure his friendliness, and have him act like there was never the possibility of anything more between us; like we are just buddies, and always have been 'just buddies'. Well, BUDDY, summer couldn't come soon enough. I can't wait until I don't have to see you annoying face for 3 whole months.

I think Michal Naka is one of the best guys on campus.

I must confess my opinion that, as there is more of a movement towards being "folksy" there is also unoriginality. As aesthetically appealing as photos of train tracks, little coffee shops, branches, and twigs in people's hair is, it has also seemed like it has become a competition as to "who can be the most adventurous" versus actually trying to share beauty with others. I don't know, it just seems to me that at a school with so many artistic, beautiful and creative people there would be a greater search for originality. I am just curious as to other's opinions on this as well.

Sometimes when I'm alone in the bathroom, I'll sing "I can do bad all by myself" to give me that last push and motivation to squeeze out the chocolate locomotive.

I slam the door when people try sneaking into the Bon without paying. #gfg

I have stolen food from the Bon.