Tuesday, October 13, 2009

The Power of Three

Yesterday while I was sitting at the front desk of my residence hall, (don't worry I wasn't creeping, I work there) and a student/resident came up to me and said that there was a trashcan/ash tray on fire/smouldering (there a lot of slashes in this sentence). I wasn't that concerned (sadly, but I mean it wasn't full fledge on fire). Then two other students came to me, each with an increased sense of urgency, so I finally called Public Safety and reported it. To my credit, P Safe said they had it in view on their camera but they couldn't do any thing at the moment and then they suggested I go out there with a jug of water because that's all they were gonna do anyway.
Why did I tell you a story where there was a fire? Because the power of three! (Hence the title!) Once three students had come to me, I get the motivation to act, just like with my birthday list. First I got a request from one aunt, and then another aunt, AND THEN my grandma, for a birthday wish list. Mama says it is rude to send these out, but when I moved two states away they became kind of imperative. So here goes...

First and foremost (besides cash, let's be honest, because I am a broke college student) on the list is Costco cash cards, because I am saving up for a Canon Rebel. This is a picture of the one I would love to get, but there are all sorts of makes and models that would do just fine (same megapixels but minus the extra lens, or the same combo but more megapixels etc.) for more or less money. I would like a profesh camera, and I have all sorts of plans and crazy schemes for the photo shoots I'd do, and the pictures I'd take during Christmas in California. Plus every weekend I pass the 15 megapixel version of this combination (camera and lens) and have heart palpitations. But the thing is I can only afford this with help, so therein lies the gift cards.

Next on my list is iTunes cards because I have a list of about 30 songs that I want to buy on iTunes, but I shudder at buying them all so gift cards are a good solution.

And other then these two things, I also love the following stores/places (or they are close to school and practical like Bartells and my school book store):
Bartells
SU
Forever 21
Target
Nordstrom
American Eagle (I need new jeans!)

Lastly, in general I like jewelry, books, and handmade things! And I also need more huggable hangers. For reals.

But I would just like to reiterate, like my friend Lisa says, that I am grateful for anything and will just take what I can get. I'm just putting this out there because so many people have asked so it's just in popular demand.

And whoever reads this (family in particular) can pass this on to non-reading members, that'd be great.

12 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

wow you're so cool!!

9:33 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The Power of Three is so awesome!!!!

9:34 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Awesome blog!!!!

9:34 PM  
Anonymous aunt lennie said...

Still can't believe you're going to be 20!!! It's been so fun to watch you grow up before our eyes--you'll always be lil' BOO-Boo to us.

9:35 PM  
Anonymous e.eyre (aka aunt lola) said...

Broke college student. Isn't that an oxymoron?

10:23 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

this is awesome!

11:22 PM  
Blogger Ally said...

Nope! Not when you have student loans!

11:22 PM  
Anonymous Keith said...

This is a pretty good blog. I like it.

11:37 PM  
Anonymous my friend lisa said...

thanks for the shout out ally! yes if you do manage to convince all of these very giving relatives of yours that you deserve a canon rebel i will need to borrow it for extended periods of time. to, you know, make sure it works and all.

11:40 AM  
Anonymous my friend lisa said...

and to the anonymous commenter who abuses the word awesome- we know who you are! and you aren't that funny

11:43 AM  
Anonymous William said...

I want an Awesome Dooter for Christmas.

10:13 AM  
Blogger Boogs said...

Thanks for the list Boo. ( Good one, by the way!) It'll come in handy for Christmas too! ;)

6:44 PM  

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