Today was a fairly awful day. My refrigerator stopped working, so all my food was ruined. Now it's midnight-30 and I'm dying of starvation.

I hung posters for a political cause today in seven of the university buildings. Each had from 3 - 5 floors. That means we hit about 22 floors of bulletin boards, putting 2 - 3 campaign fliers on each board. I love political campaigning! There's so much to do.

I just e-mailed a new person I'd like to work for today. Current County auditor Jill Thompson is running for a seat in the Ohio house. I went to the election board to sign up, and she thanked me personally. She made a really good impression on me my senior year of high school when we visited her office at the courthouse. I hope she wins. She is sensible, meticulous, courteous, hardworking and very professional.

Did you know that it's proven if you show your Mac at some kind of affection at least once a day it's productivity rises 17%? Isn't that good to know?

Well, I tried, today. I know I failed a midterm. And I hope I won't flunk out this quarter. I am fairly certain I'll be on academic probation...ugh.

The thing is, I know I'm smart! I could ace every class under ideal conditions. But college life is so stressful for me. I'm getting silver hairs, and I just turned 19! My silver hair, however, looks so sweet and rad. I want all of my hair to turn so I could look like Storm of X-Men. It's awesome and metallic like my hair has never been. I want to have metallic hair.

Anyway, aside from hair, I just wanted to check in. I know I haven't blogged in a long time. This is partly because Facebook and 17 hours have eaten up my free time like no other. And I still have to clean my dorm in the morning in preparation for maintenance to fix my refrigerator, the overhead light, the mirror light, and the curtain that fell down. OU is so rickety!

I bought some sweet art prints at the new Baker center last Wednesday. One is of a cityscape, another of a lamp light, and the last a complicated sociopolitical piece that included elements of scenes of Pearl Harbor, Iwo Jima, KKK robed figures, televisions and computers, and a prominent portrait of Saddam Hussein.

That's all for now. I don't have much of a social life outside politics and classes. I'm not satisfied with my life right now, for all I've been torn up the last few months and crying myself to sleep at lonely moments. I noticed a comment today from Nov. 3 that I'd somehow missed. It made me so sad.

I found something of interest that is an object of curiosity and might hold symbolic value and may perhaps be an interesting way to, I don't know, make a lasting mark on a certain someone.

I saw Bill Clinton in Marietta! I screamed at him and his supporters. About 30 of us heckled him and his supporters. It was awesome.

Well, bed beckons and my back is KILLING me from being on my feet for four hours pasting crap onto hundreds of bulletin boards. FACK IT