Pictures!

SpiceGirls!!!
On Dec. 4, Suki and I went to see the SpiceGirls. And it was FAN-FREAKIN-TASTIC. Suki and I sang and danced like 12 year old girls. Their music is what it is, but man, they put on a great show. The whole place was screaming girls and gay men, and we just had a fabulous time.

Me and Su before the show.

Suki has girl power!

I saw AnnaTrebunskaya from DancingwiththeStars!!!

The SpiceGirls!

The Spice Girls singing a song from the Ginger-less years.

The finale



Skype!
Skype rocks. Here's a screenshoot of me and Sarah chatting.

The End is Near!!
I finished finals on Friday. I had a couple of celebratory meals.
Me and Secret hanging out at Cheesecake with Suki and Shady.

Me and Suki, toasting my freedom.

Had dinner with cousins Peter and Michelle. My how they've grown!!


Christmas! Kids!
We had our Christmas Eve service at church on Sunday. The kids did skits. It was freakin' adorable.
Me and my BFF Christine, the elf.

As soon as I saw Justine's costume, I started cracking up. It was even cuter on. She's the awesomest freakin Star of Bethlehem ever.

Some of the kids singing and "drumming" to TheLittleDrummerBoy.

These two kids played sheep. HILARIOUS! They've have those korean sauna towels on their head.

Justine, playing her part to perfection.

Have I mentioned how much I loved the star costume?

Family!
My cousin, her husband and their beautiful baby came to visit on Monday.
Mitch and little Evan! So cute!

I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas, filled with joy, laughter, friends and family.

What a gift it is to be able to celebrate the birth of Jesus with my awesome family (missing some key members-- miss you guys!!), in the comfort of a warm home. I feel so blessed, and so undeserving.

I'm going to spend my day eating, hanging out with the fam, and watching some DVDs. Can't wait.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Once again... stick a fork in me, cause I. AM. DONE.

Thank You Jeebus.

I turned in a crappy 26 page paper on Monday, took I final I might have failed on Wednesday, and turned in 35 page paper an hour late today. Oooops. I just don't care!!!

The paper I finished today was particularly painful. I didn't even proof read it, I just finished formatting the cites and sent it on its merry way. An hour later. I think that's the first time I've ever done that in my entire life. First for everything, eh? It was just a really painful paper, about a terribly uninteresting topic, for an incredibly boring class. Lethal combination.

Now that I'm done, I have to finish Christmas shopping, write some Christmas cards, and clean up the pigsty that I've created upstairs. I also have to watch all the LOTRs, with commentary, and catch up on reading. I'm headed down to LA the 28th or 29th, for some fun and games and some New Years with the siblings.

I'm really looking forward to the next two week. I start classes again on the 7th...my last semester of school ever!! WOOOOO! So excited. Almostdonealmostdonealmostdonealmostdone.
Anyways, I'm exhausted, so it's off to bed. This might be the first time I've slept before 3 in.... weeks. Many weeks.

I'm DONE!!!

The best news story I've ever seen:

http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=4035219&affil=kmgh

Doesn't make me want to vote for BigFred, but it makes me want to meet BillyRay.

My earphones are broken. The left one keeps cutting in and out.

But then, so is my ipod. The lock switch is hinky, so the ipod puts itself into lock by itself. It'll turn on and off by itself, like it's haunted.

I'm on page 25. I think I have abouto 8-10 pages left to write. It's going to be another long, painful night.

Top 5 Most Painful Papers Ever

1. Summer Abroad 2007 Take Home Final/Paper
I didn't really understand the topic, and had to get it done two months after I had taken the class. It was also based completely off the chicken scratch notes and whatever I could make up. Horrible. Although I really like Prof. "SilverFox" Jiminez, that was not a cool take home topic.

2. THIS PAPER- NonProfit Law paper on Corporations and Philanthropy. Horrible. I don't understand it, I don't think the paper is really going in any direction, and I'm not sure it really has anything to do with law. And, it's a 30 page minimum.

3. Senior Year Fall Qtr 2002 Something Something Politics. I forget what the class was called, but I wrote my paper on the Politics of Medical Malpractice Reform. It was the longest paper I'd written to date, and the end of that quarter was pretty much the most worst ever.

4. Sophomore Year American Literature with Appell. I wonder if he's still alive? Hm. Anyways, it was a paper on Gatsby. And all I remember is that it was a piece of crap.

5. Tie: either last year's paper on felon disenfranchisement, or freshman year Seminar paper on some opera about the bible . Last year's paper was painful because it was a long-ass paper. Freshman year's paper was painful because MartinMueller told me I wasn't a very good writer, and maybe I should think about taking a writing class. To which I responded by crying and not taking the class. In hindsight, I probably should have. And then maybe I wouldn't be in such pain right now.

Enough procrastinating.

MILESTONE!!!!

We bought her in May, 1999. And today she hit the 100,000 mile mark! Hooray for the Accord! She still runs very well, and is very nice to me. We've had the one big accident, and she has a few scratches and dents, but all in all, I think she's doing very well.

Here's some pics I took with my camera to commemorate the moment (I took them while driving. Very dangerous.)

Latest obsessions:

Not studying
Life on NBC
Firefly/Serenity
MissionImpossible 3 (I know, so random. But I really want to watch it.)
TeamWritersStrike
Finding LOTR: Fellowship EE on sale somewhere
Cuties (those little oranges)
Hating on my Mortal Library Enemy

Finals are in full swing. My life is very full.

Hannah would like to wish all her Jewish friends out there (although she doesn't think any of them read her blog) a Happy Hanukkah.

Hannah was also lucky enough to attend the SPICEGIRLS concert on Tuesday with Suki, one of her oldest friends on the planet. SPICEGIRLS were fan-freakin-tastic, and the two girls had a fabulous time dancing and singing, along with all the other shrieking girls and gay men. Hannah will write a detailed summary and post pictures later.

Hannah doesn't know why she's writing in third person. Perhaps it's because she's a little loopy. She had far too make caffeine at dinner, and is blogging at 4:30 am as a result.