
MEMBER SINCE: September 2005
occupation: broke student/waitress/hater
gets me hot: Making out, talking dirty, my boyfriend's hands, blindfolds, cute girls.
crush: I basically want to hump everybody.
i lost my virginity: but never my car keys.
most humbling moment: July 17, 2004.
makes me sad: Potential future boob droopage. Fat people. Being poor. Lack of dental coverage.
makes me happy: My friends and family. Good weather. Good tippers. Funny people. Animals. People humiliating themselves on reality tv.
into: banana pudding, soy chai with espresso shots, yoga, vitamin c, post-surf nasal drain, reading, plucking post-brazilian strays
fantasy: Jake Gyllenhall painting our toenails while Scarlett Johannsen and I recline in lounge chairs and feed each other tropical fruits. Oh, and my boyfriend can be there, too.
body mods: a couple of piercings; navel, vert hood, nipples coming soon....
stats: not too tall, not too small
It's difficult to leave a job you've had for two years, even if it was just a 'job.' I never thought I'd leave for another service industry job; My current job was supposed to bridge that college-to-career gap for me, but I just can't wait any longer and I haven't started a 'career'. It's time to move on. I still need to search, thoroughly and patiently, for 'big girl' jobs, of course. The ever elusive salaried-with-benefits position. Sigh.....Guess I'm in a tough market for those types of positions.
Took a yin yoga class today. It was amazing. Soooo deep. Gentle, but incredible. My hips opened up a lot. You never know you have tight hips until yoga and then once you start working on them.....WOW. Gets you closer to how you're supposed to feel in your body. That yin class in particular. I'm much less fatigued after work than normal.
I'm so excited about taking a new step in life, even if it is more of a sideways move than a definitive move forward. Change just excites me. It seems like everything's new and anything can happen!











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