Saturday
"Zebra fish are pretty; they swim around and they have stomachs." -Don Kane, 03/28/2005
Half done! Woo!
The Passerines EP is So Cute. It's a miniCD.
Saturday
"Zebra fish are pretty; they swim around and they have stomachs." -Don Kane, 03/28/2005
Half done! Woo!
The Passerines EP is So Cute. It's a miniCD.
later still
"You better watch out or I'll smear krispy Kreme batter all over my face." -Leah, 05/09/2005
Bananas! Bananas! Bananas!
Urgle blah bliggity-blang oocha. Nyaaaaa!
Friday, Seventh Week
"You want to check if you have any movies that Sylvester Stallone is in. Hopefully you don't. But you might." -Pedro, 04/12/2005
So I said the toilet needed to be pink. Judging Snitchcock's page, I couldn't help but notice they had painted a toilet pink.
Took down No Pants Day banners. Now back to this Civ paper.
Monday?, Sixth Week
"Hey, we're on, like, the end of the book! [pause] Oh, nevermind, it's just an appendix." -Leah, 05/02/2005
I just found myself explaining a Pit of Never Return as "a place where the void wanders in and out, and maybe sits down and has coffee."
Apparantly, the new dorm will not be drafty. I have been assured, however, that it will still be cool.
Patrick and I were discussing moral rigorism, and I quoted Douglas Adams at him, but I know longer no what I wanted to say about that.
Things I've Learned Recently:
1. When she storms out, storm after her.
1. No one likes a survivalist.
Strange Things I have seen.
1. So I'm at work, at La Petit Folie, at the door, doing that thing I do. I look up, out the window, and there're the usual things: People sitting on benches, reading newspapers, strolling, all such things. Except that there's this one kid, standing in the flower garden, facing the resteraunt, pants down, leaning back and taking a whizz. No one else seems to have noticed this six-year-old at all. I didn't quite succeed in not cracking up.
1. I also had a crazy shoot-out with Ulav, but that's old news, and I'll probably write about it later.
Introspections and Resolutions:
I will Dance my way to Fitness.
I will adopt the Structured Day.
I'm also rewriting my ethical code. This time, ethical forms.
Also, I sold out. I mean, I work for money in a French resteraunt.
I don't know if I made myself clear: he literally ran up the side of this building.
And, for the record, I still maintain that more things than hilarity and hijinks are posessed of the ability to ensue.
You're not ready. None of you are ready. No one is ready. You have a sink? Too bad, we want a toilet. Nyaa.
Saturday, Fifth Week
"We were partying for some reason. I think it was because it was Thursday." -Sam that used to hate me, 04/29/2005
Crazy Weekend!
Now, sleep. Just a little.
Wednesday, Second Week
"Rap is not meant to come out the nose." -David, 03/28/2005
First, conversation tidbit:
So God.... is pretty cool. I have no money (I'll get to that later), so when I lost my pen this morning, I knew I could not afford tobuy more. But as I walk between classes, I find.... a pen! One I can use! That is to say, a smooth-writing Pilot. Needle-point, no less. Rock on, God. I know that was totally all you.
So I have no money, but it's not (thankfully) because someone stole my card number and blew my last hundred. Turns out, I had no money all along, the ATM just told me I did. I blame Wells Fargo.
However, going over the statement my bank sent me, I found something else. Over the summer, we used my number to start Dylan's free AOL account. He was supposed to cancel it after he got to school. On the statement, there were two months of charges, for a total of about fifty dollars. Ouch. At least it didn't overdraw me. Doing the calculations, I know that it can only have been charging me for two months, but....
So them's me money woes. But today was still a good, beautiful day, and I'm still going to see the Decemberists tonight. Rawk Ohn!
Oh, and I left the window open and the construction workers covered everything in the room with a thick layer of dust. What a pleasant surprise!
later that day
SideWalk Slam is good sewing music.