suicidal_george

well, you just have to work on your dog technique. hah, you should go to a place like a dorm. I'm not allowed to have animals and when anyone comes around with one I flock to it. You'll get the follow-through eventually!

I wasn't yet drunk at 9:30, actually. Not that that's important, since I was drunk the rest of the weekend...

How was your weekend? Did you get to go spend your money, or did you have to fix the... thing, that needed fixing?

My favorite piece to play on the viola is is the Hebrew Suite by Bloch. It is really awesome. Also fond of Shostakovich's viola sonata. But everything Shostakovich wrote is good, at least in my humble opinion.

I met a lot of dogs this weekend that I really liked. There is a girl here with a tiny dalmation puppy that flops around and is the cutest thing I have ever seen. I got to meet it last night when we were sitting outside being obnoxiously drunk and rolling around in the grass and she brought it out to do its business. Made me want a puppy so badly. Trouble with that though, is that they don't stay puppies, and then you have to deal with a whole dog.

P.S. Their ears are shaped differently too (the dogs), and that helped.

Ooh, maybe! Actually, later I saw the two males walking together, so now I'm thinking maybe they're actually gay ducks and they just keep the female around for show.

-I haven't heard of specifically ticklish rats. I know that I've had rats who loved it (though we called it squiggling) and would get all happy and excited. I had no idea they were bred that way though. That's bizarre.
-I know greyhounds have a lot of problems, but that's part of why I want one, especially a retired one. They need some place to go. There's a group that puts them in homes, and they do a lot of checking up to make sure it's a good match and the dog will be taken care of and everything. I think the meanness just depends on the specific dog. I've been told that they make really good apartment dogs, because they're really lazy after spending the first part of their lives running all the time. I don't know, I'll look into it more, of course, and it will be quite a while until I am staable enough for a dog anyway.
-I have not tried grey goose, but I have been told that it is excellent. I have actually never had very high quality vodka, but the fact that I still love it implies to me that I would probably like good vodka even more.
-I figured the movies were a joke, but I was prepared to back away slowly if they weren't

contest: Is it William?

Hehe, but I do hope the weather is good today, because I really wanted to wear a skirt for some reason.

Sorry, not the math boy. Actually, it's the ex, but since he happens to kind of be a math boy too, I'll give you half credit

That sounds really beautiful. Could you possibly pay attention to something like linear algebra while that was going on?

Yay! I win! I know I had a fifty fifty chance there so I could have guessed, but I really did try to figure it out, so I'm proud.

thanks.

You shouldn't stay friendless. There's no good reason for it! It's just lonely. Anyway, I tend to consider my friends list more of a list-of-people-I-like-to-talk-to. Like, I tend to talk to you a lot, and it's a heck of a lot easier to find you at the top of my page, than to go search through my comments or something. You were the first person who's friendship i actually requested though, and that was pretty scary.

I've been thinking about dogs a lot lately, but they're not exactly practical in a dorm room. When I get an apartment some time in the future, I really want to get a retired greyhound.

(are those really your favorite movies?)

The stuffed rabbit just showed up in my room one day. I came in, and he was just sitting there, drinking my hand lotion. I told him to get the hell out, but he threatened to break all my stuff if I didn't let him stay. Now I have to buy hand lotion every other day to keep him happy. I also feel sorry for the little guy. If he doesn't get his fix, he goes into shock, and I'll come home to find him twitching and writhing in the corner.