sunshine_queen | Witting or unwitting, willing or unwilling. (Reply)

Today I played around with make-up and applied liquid liner for the first time since I blinded myself a few years back. It looked so cool. Make-up is so cool.

Other than that I did absolutely nothing, which is so so so stupid of me, and? I have to completely not go to Cari's party tomorrow. But that's okay. I'll see Tati on Thursday anyway.

I got a lot of exciting mail today- Nica's Christmas card, for one. And my letter from UF asking me to send them $25 so they lock me in for housing if I get accepted. Which I hope I do. Which lead to me finding out my credit card had been declined because Mommy forgot to pay the bill, jeeesus. I also got a card from the hospital, telling me that since I've volunteered for over four months and more than 60 hours, they're gonna give me a gift card for $25 at Target or Publix, which is fine and dandy, but I do wonder why I didn't get one last year.

I wish life came with theme music. That would be cool.

I love wikipedia.

For an example:

An "agent" by definition acts on behalf of another, the "another", in this case, being an organization or government. Agents can be either witting or unwitting, willing or unwilling. Agents are typically under the direction of an agent handler or controller.

and

The relationship between Case Officer and agent might be compared to psychiatrist and patient. A person willing to become involved in espionage, and the betrayal of his country, is often someone with emotional problems, or subject to the stress of the work. The Case Officer is mentor and must exhibit characteristics such as professionalism in the operational field, a cool head, and control of the emotions.

This is what I do instead of Christmas cards, TOK papers, English papers, and reading 19 chapters for history- I look things up on the Wiki, download music for the iPod, I watch the pilot episode of Alias, and I watch episodes of 'Next.' What a world.

(I love Danny Hecht, btw.)