Some Girl's Dream

Guest blogger: Alison

Last night I had this weird dream: I was at some restaurant with a bunch of people that I know. Then someone told me that we would have to sleep there and that I would have to share a bed with Brandon and his roommates, well, two of them--to protect their privacy, we'll call them "Elmo" and "Marvin." I was really upset because I was going to have to sleep next to Elmo, and I didn't want to. So I didn't. That was the end of the dream. The other thing is that before I fell asleep I was thinking about the cool name of another one of Brandon's roommates (he didn't make it into the dream). In fact, his name was so cool that as I was falling asleep I started to say it and I woke myself up by doing so. His name is so cool I can't even tell you it. Okay, it's Garfield.

I also like poetry, and once I did a report about sloths.

The end.

What?

I have this candy bar that I can't stop eating. Luckly it is dark chocolate. According to WebMD all this eating is actually healthy for me. Apparently the dark chocolate I am eating is high in a thing called flavonoids. These flavonoids keep cholesterol from gathering in my blood vessels, reduce my risk of blood clots and slow down my immune responses that lead to clogged arteries. "Sure, this seems like a scam. Can't you get more and better flavonoids from other foods?" No, Dark chocolate contains more flavonoids than any other food. With all the good this plant derived goody awards me it is still loaded with calories and can make me fat. Nonetheless, I have finished the candybar.

Oh Well

The credit card report turned out to be a little more expensive than I had originally thought it would be. Oh well. . . . . . . . Life is strange sometimes and human motivation can be an odd thing. Misunderstandings, offense taken, assuptions assumed, single minded perception, all you can do about it is try and to be understanding. Don't be thier victim in response or correspondence.

Credit Reports

Everyone should check their credit report. You can read about them at HowStuffWorks. I just checked mine out with FreeCreditReportService. It cost me $10 because I wanted a report from all three major credit bureaus.