ALEXICON

Alexa [ah-lec-sa]
-adj, v, n, adv

1. A mass of contradictions
2. The feeling you had after your first kiss
3. A pirate from the 1800s
4. Your best friend.
Jan 30
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Woke up early this morning with the roommates to take YerrBerr to The Cottage for a way-belated birthday brunch. We had planned to leave by 7:30, but none of us even woke up until 8. It was so tempting to postpone it (again) and just stay in bed, but we hustled to get ready and rushed out the door, determined to finally make it happen.

The food was amazing, but we always get weird service whenever we go out. Geez lady, stop harassing us, if you like the eggs benedict so much, eat it yourself. Then bring me my omelette. At least it was a nice day and we were all in a good mood this morning for actually getting there before noon.

I’d like to point out that Shelly has come a long way from when we first met freshman year and she couldn’t even finish a plate of mac and cheese. She polished off that huge plate of stuffed french toast (minus a few bites stolen by Yerr and I) like a true woman, and I am so proud :’) Take that, wrinkly old waitress. She doesn’t need a weak ass side-order, mah girls can eaaaat.

This was probably one of my most shamefully lazy weekends to date. Whatever, I had a really productive Wednesday…good job, Alexa =]

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Jan 29
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In vino veritas.

Last night was enlightening.

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We had a Mexican food night at Cotixan’s with UCSDTKD after a freaking hard Friday practice and try-outs for our upcoming Irvine match, which produced some interesting results. Luckily, the girls’ team is pretty set, so none of us had to fight for our spots. I just have to make sure that I don’t get too out of control eating-wise until after Saturday, before I find myself in a suana suit desperately trying to lose that extra half-pound of ice cream belly.

My fajita burrito was a bit of a disappointment anyways, not exactly the fatty, grease-in-a-tortilla that I was craving all day. Just a ton of meat. But then again, as Jon would say, “What’s the point of putting something in your mouth if it doesn’t have meat in it??”

Another favorite quote of the night goes to Kristina Trinh: “I don’t even taste anything, I just keep on eating it!” What a champ haha.

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Jan 28
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Anonymous asked: Is there anyone else from Logan that goes to UCSD? Its a prospective college for me and I would love more insight from alums

Yeahp. There are a lot of people from Logan who go to UCSD, but I admittedly haven’t spent much time with them other than the occasional catch-up when we remember that each other exists =/ It’s true what they say, when you come to college you do get caught up in your busy “adult” lives that you lose touch with old high school friends, even if they are only across campus. But it’s always nice to run into each other and have a random heart-to-heart. Always. If you come here, you’ll find that a lot of the people are way different from the majority of Logan, though. Not necessarily in a bad way, I’d just suggest keeping an open mind. But I also think you could say that for any college in comparison to a high school.

Have you already been admitted? If so, you should come to Admit Day! Maybe I’ll be your tour guide =]

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Jan 27
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Anonymous asked: I miss yo face!

Thank you? Haha I don’t know why you should have to be anonymous for this though!

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