johaanfaust

Going back to school felt really...familiar.

So the biggest thing I took from the most recent Narnia movie is that Turkish Delight does not involve meat. Which, for years, I thought it was made involving, well, turkey, and not Turkey.

An employee at my store just quit (well, transfered, or something; works not here, anyhow), and I found myself unexpectedly depressed about it.

However, I'm now actually enrolled in college, and can get free bus rides. So that's good.

I am watching Domino, and it is failing to keep my interest.

Not that it's necessarily a bad movie (although I'm not saying it isn't), it's just that movies in general don't tend to hold my attention.

So I guess no real information was imparted with this entry. Hmm.

So, when the store is out of stuff I like, is it because everybody else likes it, or because nobody else likes it?

Bleh.

I found a sequin in my slippers just now.

No, that's it. That's all you're getting.

I think the word "palindrome" should be a palindrome. Don't you?

It amuses me when (in Help! at least) the Beatles are tapping along to something (as opposed to playing it) and they seem to have absolutely no rhythm.

Anybody notice how phonetically simmilar "honour" and "horror" are?

It remindes me of a conversation that I had with my Japanese teacher (back when I was taking Japanese), asking him why "no" (iie) and "house" (ie) were so simmilar. He told me it was probably just a meaningless coincedence. It bugged me: I wanted there to be some cool story about why the words sounded...
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