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Monday, February 2, 2004

puzzlement, as always.

For all those curious, I can't really do anything about thinking about pre-med right now, as any classes taken at a foreign institution don't usually count toward pre-med requirements anyway. So I'm "not thinking about it." Yeah right.

Anyway, I was noticing something today when I finally went to vote for the Otaku Awards. I did get some votes in the "Best Newbie" category ... and most of those votes were from people I have never seen posts of or talked to before. Whereas most of the people I have seen or talked to before voted for someone else (I'm honestly not offended, so don't think I am!! this is just very odd).

That means MEETING ME CAUSES PEOPLE NOT TO VOTE FOR ME!!! *weeps*

Or else it means I've been making the wrong friends and should be off talking to those people. >:O I really should go find those people though. They seem super cool.

Hahahaha, just thought I'd point that out to you all.

Anyway, I had a very fun weekend. Last night I saw Lost in Translation, which turned out to be the exact type of movie that I really dislike. That's me, I don't like having to think during movies. I also saw The Big Bounce, which was really horrible and nearly exactly the opposite from Lost in Translation. I didn't really enjoy either of them. Which doesn't sound like a fun weekend.

But I got to spend time with some of my friends from high school who I'd really missed. Actually, I've seen them plenty, but it just hadn't felt like old times and I felt really odd about it all. But over the past couple days it finally did feel like old times, and it was fantastic.

Anyway, I need to spend more time on OB. I miss it. But I'm so freaked out about going to New Zealand, it's hard. I'm seriously nervous. Even though I know I'll have fun when I get there and I've traveled plenty of times before. I can't believe I'm leaving my best friends and my boyfriend and nearly everybody I know for three and a half months to go to a country with a 3:1 sheep:human ratio (no offense to any kiwis out there).

I'm psyched! Really. *is confused*
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