The thoughts of a single, radical, objectivist, Christian, Republican, Sooner female. My thoughts will range from philosophy to politics to movies to trivial life stories. Hopefully, I'll lean more to the amusing than to the boring, but I make no guarantees that the world will not need my serious musings. *Note: These are only thoughts. I type them in about 5 minutes. The arguments I make are not usually complete. Leave a comment if you think something else should be added.
posted by Jesi E. at 8/27/2005 05:46:00 PM
Born in the desolate city of Amarillo, TX, but raised in Oklahoma City. Graduated high school from the Central Oklahoma Home Schooled Class of 2002. Bounced around colleges until finally settling at the University of Oklahoma studying International Relations and French as an honors student. Spent the last summer in Italy, and the last two semester in Clermont-Ferrand, France. Only three semesters left before graduating.
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glad to see your mom joined the revolution...posted some interesting thougts in the Jesi vein on my xanga, might want to check it out, love to have your feedback
US: Coke drops chief marketing role
The Coca-Cola Company is dispensing with the role of chief marketing officer, as part of a continuing restructuring of its senior management.
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"The One and Only said...
glad to see your mom joined the revolution...posted some interesting thougts in the Jesi vein on my xanga, might want to check it out, love to have your feedback"
Link, please?
This one's goin out to Curious...by request...
www.xanga.com/theoneandonlyjh
Thanks!
Jesi,
By no means was I trying to shout a rallying cry for America while carrying a flag up Capitol Hill. WWII was just the example at hand and is always a good example for a generation definition circumstance.
Obviously we'll never fight that kind of war again and I'm extremely happy for that. Hopefully I'll never have to actually fight in any capacity. The main question was will our generation even produce the men and women that find the alternative energy and creates the government structure or will the world have to wait for the next generation to step up to the plate?
Being up here is extremely discouraging in that regard (as is being in Edmond)and I wonder how long it will take people our age to wake up. I think I'll try to post more like this just to read your comments. Always a joyous occasion.
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