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  • hey, who wants a redo!?

    Jordyn is rather tired. And yeah, she likes to talk about herself in the third person. But because she's so tired and doesn't feel good and this post probably won't make much (or any) sense as it is, she's going to stick to first person. I always thought it was stupid to regret things...
    Posted to Your Smile On Fire (Weblog) by jordynt on 02-04-2008

  • on confrontation and awkwardness

    Oy wow. You guys are making me want to do a post on religion. In defense of the Bible. But that's gonna take way more brain power than I have left in me right now, so look for that at a later date. Right now I want to do a post on awkwardness. Weirdness. Miscommunications. And I hope my mom will...
    Posted to Your Smile On Fire (Weblog) by jordynt on 01-16-2008

  • this is for all the little moments (..plz rd..)

    I think we all need to take a step back every so often and remind ourselves to notice things. I'm not talking about being observant, really. I'm just talking about how easy it is to get caught up in sadness and start taking careful note of every crappy thing that happens to us while ignoring...
    Posted to Your Smile On Fire (Weblog) by jordynt on 01-10-2008

  • on reality

    I think I said I'd do a post on reality, didn't I? Yeah. I'd been wanting to write this post for a long time, ever since I read Sam's post about Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (what an amazing title, by the way, right?) and it reminded me of Plato's Allegory of the Cave. I...
    Posted to Your Smile On Fire (Weblog) by jordynt on 01-04-2008

  • in defense of the human condition of drama

    So today as I walked through the kitchen to get a garbage bag because I was cleaning my room (floor = clean now), I heard like three seconds of whatever talk radio show my dad had on. No idea what the show was actually about, but the snippit I heard was this guy saying, "You bring up an interesting...
    Posted to Your Smile On Fire (Weblog) by jordynt on 12-18-2007

  • on being totally screwed up

    Seventeen. In some ways, I know, I am more together, more mature, more grown up , than other girls my age. I'm in college. I'm published. I'm a good kid. But then in other ways, I think to myself, I am the most screwed-up girl to ever come out of a functional family . It's true. What...
    Posted to Your Smile On Fire (Weblog) by jordynt on 12-10-2007
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