I finally had it figured out.

The reason why I fell for Snape at the first sight was because to my face blinded eyes, he looked like Spock, but with Alan Rickman's voice, and a much more dynamic personality, but that's not to say I like Spock any less.

Where did auctasinistra go?

I miss her random questions and rants. They usually spurred some interesting discussions.

From sinick's journal.

Me think he actually has a talent in singing and writing songs.  I heard this awhile back, and it was stuck in my memory. Time isn't healing.
(Note to self: I really, really, like Tom as a kid. )

Sarah Palin married her high school boyfriend, Todd Palin, on August 29, 1988. The Palin family lives in Wasilla, about 45 miles (72 km) north of Anchorage. The Palins have two sons (Track, 19, and Trig, four months) and three daughters (Bristol, 17; Willow, 14; and Piper, 7) [ages as of August 2008]. Todd Palin has said Track's name came from the interest Sarah's parents had in the sport and the fact that he was born in the sport's season; Bristol was named after Bristol Bay in Alaska, where Todd grew up and where he does commercial fishing; Willow was named after Willow, Alaska; Piper got her name because it is uncommon and "a cool name"; Trig's name is Norse for "strength".

1)Your first-born will be named after your parents favorite sport: Either Football or Soccer depending on the gender of the child.
2)Your second-born will be named after a nearby area that you're not from but you like the sound of part of the name, and maybe you have nostalgic memories of said place: Winslow
3)Your third-born will be named after another nearby place, for no reason other than you already have two children and don't have time to put much thought into another name: Fairfax
4)Your fourth gets a "cool" name: Marat
5)Your fifth gets something mythological, possibly straight out of Lord of the Rings (gags on LotR): Shadowfax 

So, considering my dislike for Obama, I tried hard to remain neutral about Sarah Palin- until I learned that she hunts wolves for fun and is fighting to take polar bear off endangered species list.

Her feelings about family, about the social economical direction of this country, I can bitterly ignore. Yet a person that is inconsiderate of the environment and unkind to animals cannot be a decent person. You cannot tell me you had fun slaughtering animals but you love mankind. Just as James Potter can't tell me he's the golden boy of Gryffindor after all the cruelty he directed at Snape. I don't care how much you love your country or God, I don't care how much family and disabled children mean to you, if you gladly facilitate the destruction of our planet, you're a bitch.

I don't like Obama and the current DP, I really don't. But if him being elected means more arctic wolves and polar bears, more rain forest and nameless frogs, if it means I can hear less about permafrost's thawing, so be it.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/eve-ensler/drill-drill-drill_b_124829.html?page=3

Man, I've never been through a storm this terrible. Last night I literally saw our roof top flying into the wind. 3 millions without power this morning. I'm just glad that so far we are not one of them.

Until snarry_games

Feels like it'll never arrive!!!!

So, why does the media keep asking H.Clinton to quit if it is her wish to keep fighting and running for the presidency?  Doesn't sound very democratic or even respectful to the entire election process, no?  Obama maybe the man (or not), but that doesn't mean you can just pressure the other candidate to drop dead willingly. Just saying.

I'm currently reading Seven Ages of Paris by Alistair Horne.  At first I hesitated to begin because I thought I'd be lost in the seas of French names and places that I have no idea how to pronounce. Strangely, once started, I couldn't put it down.  Overall it reads like a well-narrated, adventurous, storybook, yet at the same time, there was not too much emotional burden coming from the author, which made it that much easier to turn the page.  When an unfamiliar name came up, the way he described the individual was a lot like when my mom told me stories of her friends whom I have never met, you feel you can somewhat relate to the situation without knowing everything about that person. 

Neighbors one floor under us complained to the manager that we were loud at 1am.  Which is very puzzling because we are usually very quiet regardless of the time.
Should I go to the manager and ask for more specifics?  Like, was it the TV, was it us walking, talking, taking a shower?  Or should I just be more careful and lay it to rest?

I just hate the feeling that I've made myself an inconvenience to others...

Harry Potter Character Combatibility Test created with QuizFarm.com

You scored as Remus Lupin You're a calm, cool, optimistic person who doesn't dwell on the bad but looks more deeply into the good. You're wise and know much about the world, and though you teach your lessons to others, react humbly when complimented on your intelligence. You've suffered a lot in your life but are extremely accepting of it all and suffer inwardly. You're a great friend to have as you're gentle and caring. Remus Lupin 91% Luna Lovegood 84% Neville Longbottom 81% Severus Snape 75% Albus Dumbledore 72% Ron Weasley 66% Harry Potter 66% Bellatrix Lestrange 63% Draco Malfoy 59% Sirius Black 53% Hermione Granger 50% Oliver Wood 41% Lord Voldemort 38% Percy Weasley 38%

Hmm, okay... guess I'm a control freak who appears rational, dreamy, and harmless, lol

Happy Birthday Severus.

Real or not, you're the love of my life.

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