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End Insight!

Hola mis amigos,

        Well, we have finally made it. Finals week! I know, I shouldn't be so excited, but it floors me just how quickly this year went. My freshman year in college is just about over. It's mind-boggling.

          As I'm desperately trying to study for my Bio final tomorrow, I can't help but to day dream a bit about all of the amazing things that have happened to me this year. A good priest friend of my family always encourages me to create lists at the end of school years called "End-Insights."  He swears they make the most inspirational diary entries and some of the most hilarious attic surprises. So here are my 2007-2008 End-Insights:

• Hana is the greatest roommate ever! Never forget the power of Nutella or the great ambiance of orange and white bed spreads!
• Megzy, Chelsea, Kari, Caroline are basically the best suite/floor mates ever and my dearest friends! Never forget that acrobatics in the hallway is the best way to spend a Thursday night!
• It is possible to read 4,134 pages of philosophy, theology, literature, and art history in one class. Thank God for Honors ;)
• Look forward to many a 9:00pm masses in beautiful Madonna della Strada.
• Chicago never ceases to amaze!
• Chicago never ceases to snow!
• The Simpsonheimer will always be my Home-Sweet-Home!
• Walking backwards around campus gives you a whole new perspective of Loyola!
• Loyola-itis is an actual "academic"...no cure has been found
• Never forget the many morning bathroom conversations over toothpaste!
• Paper Party Nights on the Honors Floor....Descartes, Montaigne, and Lucretius can be the life of the party...enough said!
• 7:30 am Yoga classes are completely sane!
• Everyone gets homesick.
• Never underestimate the glory of being a freshman
• Be excited about the glory of being a sophomore.
• Be thankful. Loyola is where I am meant to be.

Saludos y buena suerte con sus exámenes,

Michelle

Sun Salutation

~Buenos dias mis chicos,

        If there is one thing that is simply indescrible here at Loyola, its the sunrise over the lake. Now that it's warmer, I suggest you all set that alarm clock a bit earlier and go experience this for yourself.

    

The Australian Loyolan Sunrise

                                    The Morning Star paled slowly, the                                                         The                            The Cross hung low to the sea,
                                     And down the shadowy reaches the tide came swirling free,
   The lustrous purple blackness of the soft Australian Loyolan night,
  Waned in the grey awakening that heralded the light;                                                       Still in the dying darkness, still in the forest dim,                                                                The pearly dew of the dawning clung to each giant limb,
                                   Till the sun came up from ocean, red with the cold sea mist,
                                   And smote on the limestone ridges, and the shining tree-tops kissed;
                                    Then the fiery Scorpion vanished, the magpie’s note was  heard,

And the wind in the sheoak wavered and the honeysuckles stirred;
The airy golden vapour rose from the river breast,
The kingfisher came darting out of his crannied nest,                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     And the bulrushes and reed-beds put off their sallow grey And burnt with cloudy crimson at the dawning of the day.
                        James Lister Cuthbertson (1851-1910),

         

         

 

¡VOY A IR A GUATEMALA!

Hello All,

       I'M GOING TO GUATEMALA THIS SUMMER!!!!!!!!!!! Tickets are being ordered Monday....IT'S A DONE DEAL! Oh, I'm so excited. Since last semester I have been trying to put together this service trip to San Lucas Toliman, a mission down in Guatemala. Back then, I never thought I would see the project through, but that all changed last week. I was able to convince my parents to let me go and plans started to gain momentum. I'll be leaving June 28th and coming back to Chi-town on August   3rd....5 weeks! I am just thrilled.

           I have been talking to two girls here at Loyola who have already visited the mission and they are elated just to know that I am going. Let me tell you a bit about the mission. The Diocese of New Ulm in Minnesota established a parish in San Lucas Toliman over 30 years ago. This program began when Father Greg Schaffer (who was awarded an honorary Doctorate here at Loyola for his work) began assisting the indigenous Mayan populations  in Guatemala.  Father Greg and his parish have made 3-acre plots available for over 2,500 families to use for farming. He has also provided the people with over 1,000 homes, a health-care program, a fully functional coffee plantation, and reforestation program. This is not to mention Fr. Greg's work with the children. Local education programs have taken people from a  97% illiteracy rate to over 85% literacy rate through the adult education program and parish grade schools. This mission is simply amazing! I could not be more excited about this summer. I'll be going with Father Daffron, and my two friends, Paul and Chelsea. Be preared for pictures GALORE when I get back!

Saludos,

Michelle

         

HOPPY EASTER!

  HOPPY EASTER MIS AMIGOS!

                I hope you all had a peaceful and relaxing Easter. I went home on Thursday and it was glorious! There are usually seven people running around the Leahy-house, but my Dad and three of my siblings went to the Smokey Mountains for some good quality family-camping. So it was a beautiful five days of quiet peace with my mom and older brother. If this seems odd or selfish...chances are you have never come home to a house full of Leahys! Let's just say Animal Planet has been trying to get an interview out of us for a long time!               

             Just as I was getting ready to leave, yesterday, I went on my normal shopping spree--home edition. With my shopping bag I walked up and down the halls of the Leahy-house and pictured everything I saw in my dorm-room. Would this fit? Does this match my decor? Wouldn't that be tasty at 12:30 am? It's kind of like online-shopping in the convenience of your own home with do-it-yourself shipping and handling! During my Leahy-Mart run, though, my mom sitting at the  kitchen table just started laughing. "Yes, mom. What's so funny?" She later told me that this "house-robbing," as she called it, (which seems a BIT harsh to me :) ) finally answered her question. Apparently, after each time I left for college, she was noticing things disappear. One time massive amounts of Shampoo....the next a few boxes of cereal....maybe even the chocolate she hides in that oh-so-secretive hiding spot. Having been caught red handed, I proceeded to say that what she called "house-robbing" was really just "house-shopping" --a college student's art!

      Besides my house raiding ...I mean shopping...my mom and I got in some Oprah-time and did a little outside shopping out of town. It was just the relaxing-break I needed before the last push of the semester!

Hope you had a Hoppy Easter too!

Saludos,

Michelle

P.S. For the most hilarious and "jaw-dropping" Easter surprise...follow this link! Easter Bliss!!

珍珠奶茶icious!

Hola todos de mis amigos,

        All I have to say is BUBBLE ICIOUS!  If you have never had bubble tea, the time has come! A few of my friends and I went to Joy Lee's yesterday, a pan-Asian restuarant in Chinatown, and served to me slightly chilled and topped with fresh fruit was a coconut banana coffee bubble tea---the  ambrosia of the new milennium...trust me! So for all of our bubble tea dilettantes out there, it's time to experience bubbleicious joy at Joy Lee. It is absolutely phenomenal.

        Bubble tea is a tea beverage that originated in Taiwan in the late 1980s. Fondly called 珍珠奶 overseas, bubble tea is a mixture of tea (hot or iced), milk, and different fresh fruit or coffee.  The bubbles in bubble tea are black gummy tapioca balls, often referred to in Asia as "black pearls." OK, don't get apprehensive about the tapioca.....they are simply scrumptious!

          My friends and I stopped by a place called Chill Bubble Tea over the summer, but Joy Lee's in Chinatown trumps the Chill. All of the bubble tea at Joy Lee's was made with fresh chopped fruit including actual dragon and jack fruits. It was not expensive at all and the taste was "sabrosisima" (that's Spanish for delicious beyond compare!) But, let me post all of their drinks and you decide. I highly, highly, highly recommend Joy Lee's. They also have a location in Evanston as well.  Stop by and check it out!

Hasta luego,

Michelle

祖 璵 麵 家  JOY YEE'S NOODLE in Evanston DRINK LIST

水果冰 Fresh Fruit Freeze

奶油果冰

Avocado Freeze

$2.95

香蕉冰

Banana Freeze

$2.95

香果冰

Cantaloupe Freeze

$2.95

椰子冰

Coconut Freeze

$2.95

咖啡冰

Coffee Freeze

$2.95

涼粉椰汁冰

Grass Jelly with Coconut Milk

$2.95

綠豆椰汁冰

Green Bean Coconut Milk Freeze

$2.95

紅,綠豆椰汁冰

Green/Red Bean Coconut Milk Freeze

$2.95

蜜瓜冰

Honey Dew Freeze

$2.95

菠蘿蜜冰

Jack Fruit Freeze

$2.95

奇異果冰

Kiwi Freeze

$2.95

奇異果草莓冰

Kiwi Strawberry Freeze

$2.95

荔枝冰

Lychee Freeze

$2.95

荔枝蜜瓜冰

Lychee Honeydew Freeze

$2.95

荔枝芒果冰

Lychee Mango Freeze

$2.95

荔枝木瓜冰-

Lychee Papaya Freeze

$2.95

芒果紫黑果藍青果

Mango Berry

$3.25

芒果冰

Mango Freeze

$2.95

芒果奇異果冰

Mango Kiwi Freeze

$2.95

木瓜冰

Papaya Freeze

$2.95

桃冰

Peach Freeze

$2.95

(桃紫黑果藍青果)

Peach Berry

$3.25

菠蘿椰汁冰

Pineapple Coconut Freeze

$2.95

菠蘿冰

Pineapple Freeze

$2.95

紅豆涼粉冰

Red Bean and Grass Jelly Freeze

$2.95

紅豆椰汁冰

Red Bean Coconut Milk Freeze

$2.95

草莓香蕉冰

Strawberry Banana Freeze

$2.95

草莓冰

Strawberry Freeze

$2.95

蜜竽頭冰

Taro Freeze

$2.95

三果冰

Triple Berry Freeze

$3.25

三色冰

Triple Color Freeze

$3.50

西瓜冰

Watermelon Freeze

$2.95

迷理珍珠 Mini Pearl Freeze

奶油果迷理珍珠

Avocado Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

香蕉迷理珍珠冰

Banana Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

香果迷理珍珠冰

Cantelope Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

椰汁迷理珍珠冰

Coconut Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

蜜瓜迷理珍珠冰

Honeydew Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

奇異果忌廉理珍冰

Kiwi Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

芒果忌廉珍珠冰

Mango Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

木瓜迷理珍珠冰

Papaya Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

菠蘿迷理珍珠雜果冰

Pineapple Mini Pearl Tropical Freeze

$3.50

草莓迷理珍珠

Strawberry Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

西瓜迷理珍珠冰

Water melon Mini Pearl Freeze

$3.25

西米露 Green Tapioca Fruit Top Freeze

香蕉椰西米露

Banana Coconut Grn Tap Frz

$3.50

綠豆椰西米露

Green Bean Coconut Grn Tap Frz

$3.50

芒果椰西米露

Mango Coconut Grn Tap Freeze

$3.50

木瓜椰西米露

Papaya Coconut Grn Tap Freeze

$3.50

菠蘿椰西米露

Pineapple Coconut Grn Tap Freeze

$3.50

紅豆椰西米露

Red Bean Coconut Grn Tap Freeze

$3.50

misc.

可口可樂

Coke

$1.00

紅莓汁

Cranberry Juice

$1.50

無糖可口可樂, 雪碧

Diet Coke, Sprite

$1.00

鮮檸茶

Fresh Lemon Ice Tea

$1.95

鮮檸草莓茶

Fresh Lemon Ice Tea & Strawberry

$2.75

咖啡珍珠

Ice Coffee with Tapioca

$2.95

檸檬水, 什果水

Minute Maid Lemonade, Fruit Punch

$1.00

新鮮椰青汁

Special Fresh Coconut

$2.95

泰式咖啡

Thai Ice Coffee

$2.75

泰式雪茶

Thai Ice Tea

$2.75

珍珠冰 Tapioca Freeze

奶油果珍珠

Avocado with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

香蕉珍珠

Banana with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

香果珍珠

Cantaloupe with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

椰汁珍珠

Coconut with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

綠豆珍珠

Green Bean with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

蜜瓜珍珠

Honey Dew with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

菠蘿蜜珍珠

Jack Fruit with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

奇異果珍珠

Kiwi with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

荔枝芒果珍珠

Lychee & Mango Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

荔枝木瓜珍珠

Lychee & Papaya Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

荔枝珍珠

Lychee with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

芒果珍珠

Mango with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

木瓜珍珠

Papaya with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

桃珍珠

Peach Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

菠蘿珍珠

Pineapple with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

紅豆珍珠

Red Bean with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

草莓珍珠

Strawberry with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

竽頭珍珠

Taro with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

三果珍珠冰

Triple Berry Tapioca Freeze

$3.50

西瓜珍珠

Watermelon with Tapioca Freeze

$3.25

水果爽 Fresh Fruit with Green Jelly

香蕉爽

Banana Green Jelly

$3.50

蜜瓜爽

Honey Dew Green Jelly

$3.50

菠蘿蜜爽

Jack Fruit Green Jelly

$3.50

奇異果爽

Kiwi Green Jelly

$3.50

芒果爽

Mango Coconut Green Jelly

$3.50

木瓜爽

Papaya Green Jelly

$3.50

菠蘿爽

Pineapple Green Jelly

$3.50

草莓爽

Strawberry Green Jelly

$3.50

西瓜爽

Watermelon Green Jelly

$3.50

Cream Freeze

奶油果忌廉冰

Avocado Cream Freeze

$3.25

奶油果珍珠忌廉冰

Avocado Tapioca Cream Freeze

$3.50

香蕉忌廉冰

Banana Cream Freeze

$3.25

香蕉珍珠忌廉冰

Banana Tapioca Cream Freeze

$3.50

咖啡忌廉冰

Coffee Cream Freeze

$3.25

咖啡珍珠忌廉冰

Coffee Tapioca Cream Freeze

$3.50

綠茶忌廉冰

Green Tea Cream Freeze

$3.25

綠茶珍珠忌廉冰

Green Tea Tapioca Cream Freeze

$3.50

芒果忌廉冰

Mango Cream Freeze

$3.25

芒果珍珠忌廉冰

Mango Tapioca Cream Freeze

$3.50

木瓜忌廉冰

Papaya Cream Freeze

$3.25

木瓜珍珠忌廉冰

Papaya Tapioca Cream Freeze

$3.50

芒果雜果冰

Mango Tropical Freeze

$3.50

珍珠綠茶 珍珠奶茶 Tapioca Teas

杏仁珍珠奶茶

Almond Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

奶油果珍珠奶茶

Avocado Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

椰汁珍珠奶茶

Coconut Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

綠豆珍珠奶茶

Green Bean Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

蜜瓜綠茶

Honey Dew Green Tea

$2.75

芒果綠茶

Mango Green Tea

$2.95

芒果珍珠奶茶

Mango Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

綠奶茶珍珠

Milk Green Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

珍珠奶茶

Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

木瓜珍珠奶茶

Papaya Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

花生珍珠奶茶

Peanut Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

紅豆珍珠奶茶

Red Bean Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

芝麻珍珠奶茶

Sesame Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

草莓珍珠奶茶

Strawberry Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

蜜竽頭珍珠奶茶

Taro Milk Tea with Tapioca

$2.95

珍珠水晶冰 Tapioca Crystal Jelly Freeze

香蕉珍珠水晶冰

Banana Tapioca Crystal Jelly Freeze

$3.50

香果珍珠水晶冰

CantaloupeTapioca Crystal Jelly Frz

$3.50

椰汁珍珠水晶冰

Coconut Tapioca Crystal Jelly Freeze

$3.50

咖啡珍珠水晶冰

Coffee Tapioca Crystal Jelly Freeze

$3.50

蜜瓜珍珠水晶冰

Honey Dew Tapioca Crystal Jelly Frz

$3.50

奇異果珍珠水晶冰

Kiwi Tapioca Crystal Jelly Freeze

$3.50

荔枝珍珠水晶冰

Lychee Tapioca Crystal Jelly Freeze

$3.50

芒果珍珠水晶冰

Mango Tapioca Crystal Jelly Freeze

$3.50

菠蘿珍珠水晶冰

Pineapple Tapioca Crystal Jelly Freeze

$3.50

草莓珍珠水晶冰

Strawberry Tapioca Crystal Jelly Freeze

$3.50

西瓜珍珠水晶冰

Watermelon Tapioca Crystal Jelly Frz

$3.50

NOFLAKES...please!

Greetings cyber friends,

        It's been quite sometime since we've had a nice little chat. Let me begin with the good news: I GOT IT! I GOT IT! I GOT IT! Last Tuesday, at 12:00 pm, I received some of the greatest news...drum roll please.....May I introduce you to one of the newest Loyola University Chicago Resident Assistants: your's truly;) It was a competitive position, but I managed to pull through with the constant prayers of my mom and parish priest! It is simply a phenomenal opportunity and I am just elated to be offered the position.

         OK, now for the not-so-good-kind-of-annoying-simply-obnoxious news: today's forecast....snow....snow...snow....NO! Don't get me wrong, I love snow just as much as the next person....but chances are that that person is just as sick of winter, slush, and snow as I am. Snowflakes were delightful in December, even pleasant in January, but it's high time the birds started chirping and tulips started dancing here in March. SPRING, SPRING, SPRING PLEASE!

          Sorry about that...sometimes I get a bit carried away. But, just between me and you, let's welcome spring into our cyber world with a few delectable spring recipes:

Strawberry mice! 

   

                                         Spring Fling Salad!         

                                        

                                                                 Blue Lagoon Bliss Smoothie!      

                                                                        

                                                                                                          Yellow jacket buzzing cupcakes!

                                                                                                                           

          If these spring recipes seem to just tickle your taste-buds visit http://jas.familyfun.go.com/recipefinder/display?id=40809 and start spring now!

It's been fun,

Michelle

We remember

Hello everyone,

       Currently sitting in our beautiful Information Commons, I am gazing out upon the wonders of our lake. It’s absolutely breathtaking. Seeing something so evanescent and so beautiful often makes me realize the beauty of my own life. I was hoping I could take a few moments with you to think about the beauty of our own lives and the sheer evanescence of life itself. Last Thursday, a terrible tragedy struck Northern University rendering six lives lost. Let us take a few moments to pray or remember those individuals whose lives were asked of them. Those students were students just like us, sitting in a lecture hall like we do every day. They were men and women with futures ahead of them, whose goals and dreams were silenced with one foul act. They were men and women walking in our shoes, living our life. I pray that God will hold their families in the palm of his hand and that the lives lost will always be remembered and cherished. 

In loving memory of Ryanne Mace, Gayle Dubowski, Daniel Parmenter, Julianna Gehant, Catalina Garcia, and Steve Kazmierczak--Men and women like us.

The March of the S.A. Berets!

     Good evening my friends ,

        I feel like we haven’t talked in ages. Recently, however, I have been operating on an over-booked over-homeworked schedule. My days were usually beginning at 6 am and ending at 6 am…..so let’s just say the library and I had a kind of mid-winter fling this week! 

       Requiring much of my energy has been the Resident Assistant application process, which involves three separate interviews. (Resident Assistants are hired by the University to work in the Residence Halls). I’ll have the news by February 26…..and, after my mom, you’ll be the first to know!

      Also, I have been involved in another exciting aspect of University life. Drum roll please……………………. I am proud to present to you the newest member of the Undergraduate Admission’s Death Defying S.A. Berets.  Student Ambassadors is our name, jaw-dropping tours is our game! Over the last few weeks as a new recruit I have endured Student Ambassador Boot Camp: 7 hours of classroom cross-training and a marathon of follow tours, accompanied by a complete mental examination, and Team Leader and Executive Board inspection. In any case, after this week I should proudly stand tall as a member of the greatest tour-guide platoon throughout the nation!

         Compliments of yours truly, I would be honored to offer you your very own virtual tour of campus. Let me acquaint you with some of my favorite places on campus. I’ll be walking backwards...so warn me if I’m about to trip over any periods or semicolons….

        Welcome to Loyola University Chicago Lake Shore Campus. As we begin our tour this evening let me begin by introducing you to Loyola’s permanent angels on campus, Mund and  Elein. This quite strapping duo stands steadfast amid the erudite entrance of our Mundelein Center (one of our academic buildings on campus). As great receivers of prayer, our angles have been known to lend a helping hand on Art History Mid-terms as well as the occasional Acting 101 Finals. INSIDER’S SCOOP: The Mundelein Center was once an all women’s college and the tallest building in Chicago (all 14 floors of it). Mund and Elein welcome you…

                Loyola also has its very own mansion on campus to fit all of our necessary “royal” needs! Voted one of the 30 most beautiful mansions in Chicago…not that we brag...Piper Hall is currently home to our Gannon Women’s Center and various benefits on campus.

                Did I mention that Loyola’s Lakeshore campus features a lake? Feast your eyes upon the beauty of our very own Lake Michigan…..icebergs are a limited time offer!

          

             Here is a look at what I like to call "Loyola Cod". Just North of this pier is Hartigan Park Beach--every Loyola girl's tanning dream!

    Also here at Loyola we have our very own “Blue Light Specials” scattered all throughout campus. These are 11 second emergency response boxes located throughout campus. This security procedure is one of many that Loyola Campus Police take on campus to ensure the safey of all students.

      Continuing our V.I.P. tour, here at Loyola we are lucky to have quite a celebrity permanently on campus. Elizabeth Ann Seton herself is a "Loyola frequent," who is often on prayer duty for our Biology, Pre-Med students and the occasional triple major, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics majors….whose prayers must come first!

Let me now welcome you to my favorite building on campus: Madonna della Strada Chapel. Recently having undergone a $6 million renovation project, our Madonna is simply stunning. Donning a beautiful new baptismal font and gorgeous imported Italian marble flooring, our chapel can now accommodate Baptisms and weddings for our alumni…..although I wouldn't put my name on the list just yet…no need for a husband at this point! Madonna is also home to our student 9pm Sunday masses, which are a glorious liturgy of music and prayer. Over 500 students attend every week--the largest regular on-campus student gathering!

"Going to the Chapel, Gonna get married."

My favorite Station of the Cross and stain glass window~

 

        This beautiful glass building is our newest addition to the Loyola Family: the Richard J. Klarchek Information Commons. With new state-of-the-art technology, our “IC” stands proud as the Greenest or most environmentally efficient building in Chicago. Complete with solar-powered electricity, a run-off rain system, as well as computer-monitored windows that adjust to different temperatures and light intensities, our IC is every student's dream come true. The IC is home to (here come the numbers….) 700 student study spaces and 216 computer stations, 80% percent of which are PC and 20% Mac. However, if technology causes you severe mental anguish, the IC also offers a completely technology free reading room, complete with fireplace and the most sophisticated armchairs.

                Moving right along, let me point out our observatory on campus. A current home to physics majors, our observatory has been put out of commission. Word on the street is it that a combination of the vibrations from the EL and the omnipresent Chicago-glow impeded proper telescope use.

               Let us not forget our "activity superplex", CFSU, Centennial Forum Student Union--the one-stop-hot-spot for student life. Feeling a little out-of-the-loop? Been spending way too much quality time with your Calculus book? Need a life? CFSU is the answer. Whether it is information about upcoming Loyola events on campus, like tickets tickets to see Plain White T's, or $5 tickets to the world-acclaimed production of Wicked, CFSU has it all.

                Finally, the window to the world beyond Loyola….our EL. Directly behind what I like to call “Loyola’s Time Square”, the red-line Loyola stop; although it looks kind of Maroon to me...if you catch my drift! Sporting their maroon and gold LU paraphernalia, Loyola students can be spotted all over the great city of Chicago. Keep an eye out for us!

                Well, what do you think? Oh, don’t worry you’ve just begun to see Loyola…..S.A. Updates to follow!

This S.A. goes marching on....

Over and out,

Michelle             

 

Amor at the Simpsonheimer

To all you beautiful art connoisseurs lend me your eyes,

       This is our latest exhibit at the Simpsonheimer....."Amour." Oh, the romance of it all!