Janice has left for Chicago. She's gone for the weekend on a trip through the Civil Engineering Club. Already I am lonely in this tiny apartment of mine. I have no idea how I did this all summer.

I have great respect for all men that wear levi's pants. Any pairs of levi's pants, any wash, any cut. Clearly some look better than others, but I don't discriminate. Any red-tagged pants immediately draws my attention to the buttock and I think, what a clever man.

You should never date someone that doesn't make you feel amazing all the time. At first I thought that it was stupid for me to think this, but now I'm glad I've been so damn picky.

Recently I've been thinking about what I have to offer in a relationship. Something I never really considered before because I tend to be more of a 'taker'. But it got me thinking. No wonder Carrie Bradshaw is still single, she has nothing to offer anyone. She's 36, the risks involved in child birth are too high. She doesn't have a stable job, she can not cook clean or bake. She spends too much money on clothes and shoes. She fabricates a personality she feels would be most compatible with her significant other (Pete and Aiden). She's indecisive, she cheats, and is always ten minutes late. She kisses and tells, half the American population through her column, the good the bad and the ugly. Is this why she is the main character of the show? because all other women have something more to offer? Even within the series, Miranda has a professional career, Samantha is ridiculously good in bed, Charolette cooks and cleans. What is Kerry? good looking? I've even heard controversies on that topic. Can someone please fill me in on what I'm missing?

It doesn't think that it's snowing outside right now, it knows.