Thursday, October 16, 2008

Hooked on fonics workd 4 me.

Friday, September 24, 2004

I've come to a conclusion...grammatically. I suck at spelling. I write and write, until I pass out, but I'm still stuck in 3rd grade spelling. Like for instance (Andrew, please help.) What's the rule for words ending in ly? When do you add an e making it ely, and when do you just drop it? Is there some kind of rule, cause my mom doesn't even know. I kind of worry that no one will marry me until I learn how to spell, so on a scale of importance this is like, important.

I've been here one week and I'm already broke. I wonder if I'll be held responsible for this? I've hesitated about getting an actual job, but now I see the time to hesitate is through. That's it tomorrow I'm going job hunting and I won't come home until I have one. Ok so I'll probably end up in a bookstore drinking coffee, & pouring my eyes into some book. Maybe I should work in a coffee shop and wear my kosher coffee shop glasses? Or even better, NOT work in a coffee shop! YEAH.

I went downtown SF today with a friend of mine. So much like Toronto but prettier! Actual hills, the trolley cars that go "ding ding" reminding me of that commercial..."Rice a Roni the San Francisco treat (ding ding)". If you aren't American the chances of you knowing what I'm talking about are slim to none. Sorry. I went to that crummy college group again tonight only because it was outdoor movie night. They set up a movie screen outside with massive speakers, and we all sat on our blankets and chairs,truck beds...what have you. Tonight's movie was Pirates of the Caribbean. Some genius joker decided it would be hilarious for everyone to say,"Arrr" every time a cast member said the word "Pirate". Do you know how many freaking times the word "Pirate" was used in that movie? It was unkosher!
OH, I was really glad to see my friend Damon there tonight, until he springs on me he's about to leave for the military in 3 weeks. Why? Why does the military have to take our good men? He was nice. He laughed at my jokes. I had plans to be his friend again and now he's getting a life. Seems like everyone went and got a life while I was away. Great!
As for my life, it's a work in progress. The only classes I'm taking this semester will be history, speech(if I can get in, so please pray) and maybe volleyball just for some exercise cause it would do my body good. Milk wasn't really cutting it.

And once again I managed to talk about fluff throughout this entire entry. I used to think I was incapable of small talk, but I guess I was wrong. I'm a whole lot more shallow than I thought! I'm so proud. =)


11 comments:

Andrew G said...

Good Jorb!

There isn't a solid rule for the "ly" vs. "ely"... the problem with English is that it's an amalgamation of a ton of different languages. But really, it’s a beautiful amalgamation.
Spelling is important though. You can always use an online dictionary like dictionary.msn.com.

Glad you didn’t go out with Massage-freak-o.

Good luck with the job hunting Sarah. I’d say try something different. Like work in a music store or try and get a job at a skate shop.

thanks for the cute (albeit cursory) update Sarah.

Deirds said...

you could always some & work in our coffee shop & stay with me Sarah :) you'd still be broke, but you could drink coffee all day !!

miss you
xx

Anonymous said...

So I've been reduced to just a friend not worth mentioning her name, eh? ;-) Suuure, dedicate a whole paragraph to a hott boy you haven't in a year who's going into the army but just mention me as your shopping pal! ;-) Lol. Totally kidding, Sar. All I mentioned in my blogg about our shopping day was the amazing clothes....goodness I loved that store!!!

Did someone just say the word "pirate"??! Rrrrrr. ;-)

Sarah said...
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Sarah said...

ohh Sarah not a day goes by when i havent thought of you ( i think thats part of a song but which one is escaping me right now)it is very true though...you are seriously missed! how i wish i could have been there to arrrr along with you in the beautiful open air of california...the office just hasnt been the same without you.....ive been looking so long at these pictures of you that i almost believe that they're realllll.....so much love to you.....xoxox

Anonymous said...

That song you're thinkin' of is called "Not A Day Goes By" by Lonestar. :)

Jocelyn :)

elinor said...

My fav part of your beautifully shallow blogentry is that you fear not to get married unless you learn how to spell, so that on a scale of importance...it is, LIKE, important. LOL I'm glad you can still make me laugh, even in our long-distance relationship. See, they're liveable...we should let justin know : ) I feel a need of a little more brightness, and lightness in my life right now, so keep being shallow, ok... : )

Love ya xoxoxoxoxoxooxoxoxoxxoxoxoxoxoxox

Sarah said...

Hi my sweetie swede! I'm glad my shallowness blesses you. I laughed through your whole comment from beginning to end. Yes, we should let Justin know...but then again he'll probably read this eventually. Who has time for long distance friendships when you're making out with Latino girls named Alahandra. Did I say too much? Anyway, make sure you answer you phone tomorrow because I might be calling! I love you Eli!

Linda Hope said...

Oh Lord...i have drunk from an oasis in the desert called "linda's brain"...now that i am actally doing a "real" job...i havent the time to let refreshing snips of random thoughts bless me as of late...oh how incredulicious it was! I long to be teleported to a land of "Ding Ding" and rolling hills...how i love the oh Sarah-ji! (courtesy of the movie Hollywood/Bollywood)

Well...i miss you and i love you! So when can you visit?? Let's write it down on ur calendar!! So...Next week is good for me...You?

Jen said...

SARAH I MISS YOU!!!!!!! YOU ARE SO AMAZING!!!!!!

What is TACF without the lovely smiling face of Sarah Dailey? Girl, you are such a light in the darkness. Hey, kosher is a funny word. Kosher kosher kosher. Those college group people sound . . . interesting . . . yessssss, definitely interesting. Hey guess what? I'm planning a trip down to Cali next year to visit you!!!! (and the Redding church)because everybody will not stop talking about it and there must be something good about it. All I have to do is find a car and few willing victims, I mean, ummm, friends to come with me, and I'm gonna see AMERICA!!!!!

seriously girl, you are missed here! Hey what about working in a funky kind of store like those ones that sell wood carvings and hemp?

jen-mouse

Sgt Steve said...

Hey Sarah, I couldn't figure out who posted on my blog. "What Sarah do I know in California"? I asked my self. But I finally figured it out. Thanks for visiting, I feel so important.

Don't worry about the spelling thing, I cannott spellt to greet aither. And I'm sure that there is some hunk of a guy that will marry you even though your spelling ain't to good, he may have a fake eye though...joking. I personally don't give a rip if my sweety to be can spell good or not, so irregardlessly, don't worry about it.

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