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Chair porn!

I can start Monday. And as a bonus, just for you, I'll throw in a little bit of triangle action.

I was allergic to eggs for most of my life (so far).

Maybe I'll just bronze a pile of Nutter Butters for your next birthday, then. I'm sure you'd love that.

I don't even dislike you for being your normal, foreward-thinking and productive self. I just hate myself for always procrastinating until I force myself into an anxious scramble.

1. My basic cable package --which is req. for my broadband connection-- doesn't include PBS. I find this extremely strange.

2. I'm drinking some Oolong tea right now, myself. Loose; not bagged. It's delicious.

3. I love it when you post about food, but sometimes it makes me envious. *wink*

Did your m's, n's, and ing's come out funny for the duration of the oatmeal crisis? These are the things a linguist wonders

I'm about to give Faust's chai recipe a try in prep for a long night of studying. Not lovely at all.

There was a boy at the Rufus concert that had very bad breath, but I didn't have the guts to tell him that he needed a breath mint. You are a stronger woman than I.

ooops .. I think that might have been me. I've since bought a toothbrush ... and soap.

Is it possible that there is someone out there who is that blunt. Awesome!

Better than sneezing corn flakes. That shit is sharp!

Holy shit, nice!

velocity said onDecember 17, 2004

In my experience, most musicians are shorter than I expect them to be.
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I'm inclined to agree with you. I worked as a roadie for almost a year. I gotta say ... most aren't very grounded either.

Josh Homme from Queens of the Stoneage was pretty cool though. But he's very tall

I am a big name dropper ... kick me heh.

I noticed Shihad was one of your favorite bands. How cool is it that they are Shihad again! I understand their dilema ... but it's good to have them back all the same.

I actually had the opportunity to sleep last night, but my body ruined that: my feet were twitching so badly that, just when I could feel myself drifting off, I would wake violently to the sensation of being stabbed in the foot with an electrified cattle prod. It was fun. I even managed to scare my roommate -- who was convinced that I'd gone into a dream battle with the ninjas of a rival writing clan. My only guess is that I'm wicked anxious.

I hope you get some quality shut-eye soon.

I haven't slept well since October. My place has this heating, er, issue. 50 degrees one night, 80 the next, for the past two months. I used to think sleep is for the weak, but now I think foolishness is for the young.

I long to dream -- even about lustful foxes. Unfortunately, sleep is usually required and I've had little.

Friday I'm going to drink until I can't feel anymore.

I walk at the end of April, but I owe eight credits beyond that. I'm looking into finishing remotely, but truthfully it's all up-in-the-air right now. Clarion or an offer of employment (Dare I dream?) would monkeywrench all. *shrug* That's the best I can tell you for now.

I've decided that I'm coming out that way for vacation in March. Yes...Yes, I'm going to Coffee News and Leviticus in March. Then all will be wonder in the world of Dan.

I drive by a lowered Volvo station wagon with rims, chrome, spoiler, and tinted windows every day. It's painted burgundy. It makes my Volvo station wagon feelsad.

But not as sad as a blinged-out Kia Sedona.

Too funny.

I don't mind the actual Christmas music so much as the horrible bastardizations used in various commercials. If I ever meet the folks who write Old Navy commercials, I will kick them all in the crotch.

You work in retail too? No, wait--you don't.

Therefore you can begin crying me a freaking river any time now.
(Hint: the cat won't eat the robot, and the robot won't zap the chicken with its death-ray.)
(edited for , which you'll have to watch for on the high seas.)

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Yes, I did see your strawberry hat, and I'm jealous. It's adorable. I've made three hats (in a really hard brioche pattern)--two of them need much work, and the third started unravelling on me on the last stitch, but I didn't know how to fix it! I really wish I had a grandmother or mother close by to show me how to do things. Maybe I should look into Vogue Knitting...

Yeah, I write, too. I have a pitch for a series in with a publisher at the moment, actually; just waiting on whether they like it or not.

I'm telling you, goats are awesome.

I do believe you mean abuse.