spud_bliss

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the butts:
aubrey- do you like the butt?
me- yeah. always.
a- no, the butt of the bread.
me- yeah, i do. i love the butt
a-do you want both sides of the butt?
me- it's the best when you get both halves of the butt, and something nice and tasty in between. the best part is whats between each half of the butt
a- ew, that's not what i meant.
me- you're ew. if it's not what you meant, then you would have said "the end pieces"
... yeah she said butt to get a laugh.

) made strawberry margarita, with real strawberries, no mix, and watched divine secrets of the ya-ya sisterhood (it was the only movie on... but it was good. i read the book and that was really good), then smoked a stogie on the drive home, went to my moms and watched the special features on mean girls and talked to my sis on the phone. then my other sis came home and we watched the special features and she fell asleep so i came home.
a really good, busy, fun day


-sunday-
-""Happiness is a Choice not a Result of Life.""
- went to bed at 0530. got up at noon.
- Ginary new set

;love:




- looking around wikipedia, this struck me as funny (on the page of notable west point graduates)
"George O. Squier, Class of 1887. Developer of Muzak. Early radio engineer. "
- and this from the list of non graduate alumni
"Edgar Allan Poe excelled in language, but he was expelled for neglecting duties at West Point before graduating. He would have been in the class of 1834. "
"Lewis Addison Armistead, Confederate brigadier general killed at Gettysburg, was expelled from the Class of 1839 for a fight in which he broke a plate over the head of fellow future Confederate general Jubal Early. He was nevertheless commissioned in the Regular Army, which he left as a major to join the Confederacy." i love hearing about these famous people from the 1800's who had fights. i forget who it is, but this reminds me of those stories of that senator in the 1800's sometime who got into an argument inside the senate chamber floor with another senator about some piece of legislation and as they were leaving beat the man stupid and bloody with his cane on the steps of the building.
"Timothy Leary, counterculture icon and LSD proponent, dropped out of the class of 1943. "
- took my sister to work, then went back to my moms, watched mean girls, ate leftovers. came home. watched snl in the '90's. then went for a drive, got grandma's boy and a cheese filler coffee cake at wallymart. now i'm home again.
- why can't we ever just start over?
... as i write this it's 4am monday morning, and the birds are up outside, chirping. i should start going to sleep earlier, but then i alwasy feel like i'm missing out on something...

-monday-
-ugh... monday
- and what's with gas prices? are they high enough yet? when i first started driving (not too long ago, in 2000) you could still get 87 octane for like around 90 cents a gallon, sometimes less. and now most places around here and in san diego have it for like$4.50+. i get the 89, and it's like $4.60. one place i go always has the lowest, but i still paid $4.42 for the 89 on saturday
- watched heroes. it was pretty good. took my bro and sis home, then smoked a cigar and drove around, went to wally mart, got salami, a cheese coffee cake, and 2 dvd's: jenifer (a horror movie) and event horizon (sci-fi/thriller). i've always wanted to see event horizon i just keep putting it off, so i got it.
then i went to the casino and gambled for 30 minutes. put $40 into the video baccarrat, and left with $120. it was a pretty simple game.
so on my way to the casino my grandma calls me and says my sis was looking at me wierd and i shouldn't hug her anymore. my grandma is strange.
and now i'm at home. they're repaving the streets this week, so i had to park the cars around the corner tonight so we can drive out during the day. and now i'm online, i have a plate of meat cheese and pickles.
it was a nice day


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