1) Lose Weight
2) Get Essie and my music site up and going
3) Become More Green
4) Become engaged to Jared and/or Jensen and/or Brendon Urie and/or Ryan Ross and/or Shaant and/or Nate Novarro and/or Sisky Business and/or William Beckett and/or the Butcher and/ or Michael Guy Chislett and/or Alex Marshall and/or Guy Ripley and/or Alex Suarez and/or Gabe Saporta and/or Pete Wentz and/or Pandy and/or David Blaise and/or Bob Morris and/or Chris Faller and/or various other charmingly handsome men.
..that's all.

Merry Christmas Eve!
[It's an eve, it's a day, it's a Christmas miracle!]

I hope you're all enjoying the season's festivities!


EDIT: I'm feeling happier then I have in a loooong time. Lately, I've been feeling numb and  life's been feeling sort of pointless (though I'm not suicidal.) And right now, I just feel really, really inexplainably happy. And that's great. I'm listening to Miss Murder and reading FANTASTIC stories and eating muffins and macaroni and cheese and i feel like dancing in the rain and hugging everyone and eating candy hearts and joyful joyfulness.

So I went to a school party last night. Not at the school, but every single person from Grades 2-Up was there except for Tim and Chelsea and Stephanie, if I remember correctly. There was good food, good music, and an orange throwing thing at the end. It was fun in the beginning, but it was kind of a small space with a bunch of people running around and then -ew- somebody put on Highschool Musical for karaoke. I managed to save that because I happened to have CDs with me and put on Paramore/Rocket Summer, but even that couldn't make me feel better because the room was sort of full of people for a while and I felt a little bit queesy.
When I got home, I stayed up on the computer. whoop for me.
My cousin saw Sweeney Todd. Apparently, we have one of those select theatres nearby that started showing Sweeny Todd on the 21st. Hot Dang.

R.I.P. Julia Carson

I went to her service last night. It was incredible- she made an impact on so many people, even those that hadn't met her. There were so many people there to celebrate her life. My uncle (Andy Jacobs) also spoke, and I almost cried. It was really moving, the whole event. She's going to be missed.