felicia_____

well i can't speak for the rest of them but i loved meeting you... you were one of the best parts of the party

Yeah, that blood draw was brutal. Now at least it's spread out into a single, giant, uniform bruise. MD's... what can you do?

Glad to hear you're getting out and joining in the SG social scene. Honestly that's my favorite part of the site, having a good group of people to go out with on a regular basis has been really fun.

He also said that you should be sure that you clean it first thing in the morning as you might sweat a bit more. and watch for keliod scars. He says if you see those to get in touch with me and i can forward his email.

And they look wonderful. It was great to meet you in person last night.

what's up in providence?
are you all up in that RISD?

Yeah, I really can't stand the whole idea that being an MD is somehow better or more prestigious than being a PhD. In fact, I was about a hair's breadth away from going to grad school at Johns Hopkins instead of Columbia, and the deciding factor for me was talking to a postdoc who told me that when she was there, all of the MDs were treated like gods and the PhDs were second class citizens. I figured I didn't want to be in a culture like that. Unfortunately, as soon as I got to Columbia we got a new dean who's an MD and is trying his hardest to change it to a more MD dominated model. Really annoying. As if them making more money already wasn't enough, right?

Bauhaus, Love and Rockets, Tones on Tail
(me too.)

thanks.
dye it purple
have you ever cut your own hair? it's the most liberating feeling ever... i was going to shave my head, but the other day, i just started cutting (because it looked so awful... it's way overprocessed; i had very colorful hair up until a few months ago, then i dyed it black, which is now fading and looks like shit) and i ended up cutting it into a shape that i like. i can't wait to cut it again! it was soooo cool.

The picture actually came out upside-down and needed to be flipped over...

Did you go to Brown?

hey! its nice to me you unfortunatly i couldnt make it out to the party- bummed me out. did you make it out there?

MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY. Someone just told me it's supposed to get up into the 70s today here in Boston. I doubt them. IT'S JUNE, GODDAMNIT.

I'm slightly frustrated.

Ah, I don't care that much anymore; no need for revenge. It was just annoying at the time.

Your welcome to the festivities on the June 12th. I'll put you on the list. Any questions feel free to post them or contact me if you would like.

Brave New World, Catch-22, and Beloved are all fantastic books. I would have to say that I was not a fan of Naked Lunch, though. I usually like stream-of-consciousness style (especially a la Joyce or Faukner), but Burroughs was just too much. Mostly due, I think, to the lack of plot. I would suggest putting that one aside before the other classics.

For a good, more modern novel, check out Kissing in Manhattan, by David Schickler. It's a great collection of vignettes that all tie together, all centering on slightly odd and downright fascinating characters.

After you Read Chuck Palahniuk Read "The Contourtionist's Handbook" by Craig Clevenger. It's a very very good and detailed book. You'll like it if you like Chuck, I promise.

check your e-mail...if you have any questions let me know~ otherwise enjoy!!

hahaha...i actually had a mac like that, way back when. i was SO MAD when my dad threw it out.

and the cheesecake was freaking amazing...my grandmother is ready to bankroll a bakery. if you'd like i'll pass along the recipe...it's fairly simple. and so worth the work, regardless.

you're terribly cute.

welcome to the red sox nation

i wouldn't like a job like that so i do monkey work ok maybe i would like a job like that istead of this brain dead one but of coarse i'm naked on the internet so it's too late