Oh of course

Of course, I leave my gmail on my web browser for the past six hours and never closed it. And then I log into blogger, subsequently logging me out of gmail, a second before I realize I needed to check my mail. HATE! I don't understand how to link my gmail account to this blog, instead of having to sign in with my yahoo account. You'd think the three second inconvenience would be inconsequential, but it makes me hate blogger a little more each time I sign in.

I think I watched too many Kristen Stewart interviews last week because today I found myself constantly running my fingers through my hair, trying to make it more voluminous. And now it's a lot more oily than it was in the morning.


A better song could have been used.

I think I am supposed to leave for Berkeley at 5. I have yet to finish my presentation, although I only have one more slide left. I have to make a calendar, but I do not know how to make one like the presenters before me did. I plan to just e-mail it to my partner and tell him to do it. But I don't know if I trust his artistic capabilities. I have a nagging sense than I did not cover all of my bases. I wish I had made a good business friend in marketing, who would sit through my presentation and point out all the flaws. Even if I practice with my friends, none of them understand the intensity of UGBA 106's Q&A session.

I cannot believe it's December 1st. I hate it when important things take place at the beginning of the month and they creep up on you. I will devote the next three days to this marketing presentation. And then celebrate the weekend by going to Crate and Barrel and seeing if they have massive sales.