2011 celebrities

I'm going to write a short post about some of the most iconic people that we lost in 2011.  For reference, I am using volume 11, issue 547-548, Dec. 30, 2011- Jan. 6, 2012 issue of a magazine called The Week, page 47. 
For example, we lost Elizabeth Taylor, Amy Whinehouse, Betty Ford, and Steve Jobs.  Amy Whinehouse was only 27, and it was disapointing to see such a talented person die.  On the other hand, some iconic people died naturally, like Betty Ford (93) and Elizabeth Taylor (79). It was upsetting to see them go, but I guess it's just a fact of life.

missing you

Hey babe!!! I miss you so much!!! I can't stand to go another day without you!!! I've decided that I'm coming to Spain to be with you.  It's killing me to be stuck in boring old America without you here.  I can't stand another day.  I packed my passport and my watch is on central European time. 

I miss the smell of your cologne.  All I have is the memory. I was going to ask you what it was, but I didn't want to bother.  I figured I would just come smell for myself!!! haha.  Anyways, when I get there, we are going to have so much fun.  You have to take me on the subway, the train, the boats, or something other than a car.  Since you've been there for 4 months (sad face) you better have some good food recommendations.  I will be starving!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Anywho, I hope you read this, because I gave you my blog URL a week ago.  Hopefully you haven't been to busy and you had time to sit down and check it.  I MISS YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When/if you read this, I want you to call me, and if I don't answer, then I'm on the plane to see you! I have the hotel information, and I'm getting a cab straight there.  Can't wait!!!!!
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
ANNE <3

My Bucket List!!!
Number 1. Win 1 million dollars on a game show :)

Number 2. Go to the moon

Number 3. Be on Broadway

Number 4. Be a supermodel

Number 5. Live in another country for at least 5 years

Number 6. Be a rockstar for at least a week

Number 7. Get a purse dog

Number 8. Get married

Number 9. have children!!!

Number 10. retire and live on a big boat

scheduling

There is an argument going on about which is better: block scheduling, which is 4 90-minute classes in one day, or normal scheduling, which is 7-8 shorter, usually 45 minute, classes. I choose the side with the block scheduling. I enjoy this idea much better because if a student has a class they do not enjoy, they only have to put up with it for half the time of other classes. I also feel that when you have a block class, students pay more attention and feel more comfortable because they have double the time to work on assignments. Eventually, the time in normal scheduling and block scheduling for a class is equal, but I enjoy a much quicker take on educational things, and I don't enjoy sitting in a classroom for a year doing nothing. Semesters should've been made for something besides telling us we have to sit in a classroom for another 5 months