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Monday, June 30, 2008 ( 6:10 PM ) shut up christine hot. shall we? Critical thinking is the intellectually disciplined process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating information gathered from, or generated by, observation, experience, reflection, reasoning, or communication, as a guide to belief and action. Critical thinkers work diligently to develop the intellectual virtues of intellectual integrity, intellectual humility, intellectual civility, intellectual empathy, intellectual sense of justice and confidence in reason. They strive to improve the world in whatever ways they can and contribute to a more rational, civilized society. At the same time, they recognize the complexities often inherent in doing so. They recognize the complexities in developing as thinkers, and commit themselves to life-long practice toward self-improvement. They embody the Socratic principle: The unexamined life is not worth living, because they realize that many unexamined lives together result in an uncritical, unjust, dangerous world. Excellence in thought, must be systematically cultivated. # Thursday, June 26, 2008 ( 1:38 PM ) shut up christine anger, forgiveness. pride, humility. stress, patience. exhaustion, strength. be tested, learn. i hope i am better, than who i was last week. and if not, keep trying. in other news dieting advice: convo with brian at the gym me: no i haven't been eating well. i don't have an appetite when people yell at me brian: someone should yell at you, ALL THE TIME # Friday, June 13, 2008 ( 6:10 PM ) shut up christine every time a conference call runs over every time we have an 'after-meeting' after the meeting every time we get emails from Seema at 1:30am and 6am in one night (and she works full time! i don't know how she does it) ...i shake my head. it's unbelievable how much time and thought and love was & is being invested for this one evening, for an event that will last only four hours, a concert that most of the volunteers won't even see i cannot believe i am part of group of people who dream up things like this Knitting Factory. 9pm. June 27 # Wednesday, June 11, 2008 ( 2:49 PM ) shut up christine oh geez text from: Brian Wana get a scoop of rite aid ice cream? 2:06pm 6/11/08 reply: Nooo i had too much dairy today from: Brian ewwww pleassse!! my kneee hurts. i can't drive! please take me! 2:47pm 6/11/08 (ps he tore a ligament dancing to Flo Rida) # Tuesday, June 10, 2008 ( 3:11 PM ) shut up christine well there's this thing and i have an extra ticket and i was wondering if you would want go with me if you're free... eff it. cb waits for no man i will effin dance by myself this is my new motto # Thursday, June 05, 2008 ( 12:28 PM ) shut up christine while restacking the books in my closet i found my copy of The Art of Living where i had written, in the margins of page 7, reasons why i needed to shave my head i think i give the impression that i don't care how i look when i leave the house (ask Brian) which is true most of the time, but part of it is ignorance. accessorizing is not my strongpoint. and i was blessed with this mustache but anyway, i think about it all the time -- what it means to be really beautiful. more than mascara and Bare Minerals and losing 10 pounds the kind of beauty i've always wanted is deeper than that, and it requires a drastic kind of makeover (not lipo or plastic surgery) i thought if I shaved my head, I would feel so ugs that i would be forced to cultivate beauty from the inside everyday for a year (or longer, until my hair grew back) I would look in the mirror Could i see beauty there and BELIEVE it, when i could barely see it even when i had a full head of hair i think after a year of asking that question, i don't think i could NOT be changed by it. in the end i had the scissors in my hand, and i couldn't do it so what magazine could i read to fix it? how does a person become really beautiful, without lipo or surgery or scissors or makeup? # Monday, June 02, 2008 ( 5:27 PM ) shut up christine eek! This account has been locked down due to unusual account activity. It may take up to 24 hours for you to regain access. Unusual account activity includes, but is not limited to: 1. blah 2. blah 3. yadda yadda 4. Leaving multiple instances of your Gmail account open. 5. etcetera, etcetera
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Heed this warning! Do not open several gmail windows on two different computers to view multiple google docs while simultaneously writing 3 emails because they will shut down your email account at the most inopportune moment. Don't do it! :( omg who do i think i am? no one reads my emails anyway sometimes i get so "busy" that i'll look up at the clock and 6 hours have passed in front of the computer. i just wasted another 20 seconds typing that sentence i should probably use this break to reflect on my life. :P in other news, this weekend i finally got to meet Kermit's biological father, and i must say i have a huge crush on him. he also happens to be gay (yes kermit's dad is 100% gay. long story) i also learned that kermit's 5 yr old nephew would like to marry me, which may be a problem because kermit is planning to propose to me if he's not married at age 45, but it wouldn't work out anyway because i love his gay father i would like to think that i am officially part of kermit's family now |
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