Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Creepy...
This really freaks me out...I think it's the dance combined with an oddly placed picture of a random person's head. Let the elfamorphosis begin!
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
I finally got my Diesels, baby!!!!!!!!!!!
I love boxing day. I got my Diesel shoes. Still ridiculously expensive, but not horrendously expensive. So yay! I just needed to share that.
Continue enjoying your holidays.
Continue enjoying your holidays.
Sunday, December 24, 2006
Monday, December 11, 2006
Saturday, December 09, 2006
The Story of Comps, With Pictures
Comps reading begins:

The written exam:

The oral exam:
Success! Peace returns to the village

...until the next episode
Friday, December 08, 2006
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Sunday, December 03, 2006
Happy Birthday Poonam!!!
Dear Poonam,
Today is your special birthday day and I know that you really would like to be doing a happy dance.

Instead, I know that you are studying for the horrible c-word, which undoubtedly makes you sad.

Even though it may not be the happiest way to spend your day, I hope that something nice happens for you.

Remember that we will celebrate in a manner worthy of the occasion in just over a week!

Until then, hang in there!
Today is your special birthday day and I know that you really would like to be doing a happy dance.

Instead, I know that you are studying for the horrible c-word, which undoubtedly makes you sad.

Even though it may not be the happiest way to spend your day, I hope that something nice happens for you.

Remember that we will celebrate in a manner worthy of the occasion in just over a week!

Until then, hang in there!
Friday, December 01, 2006
Create a Clerihew Friday!
clerihew \KLAIR-ih-hyoo\ noun
: a light verse quatrain rhyming aabb and usually dealing with a person named in the initial rhyme
Example sentence: My favorite of Edmund C. Bentley's clerihews is the following: "What I like about Clive / Is that he is no longer alive. / There is a great deal to be said / For being dead."
Did you know? Edmund Clerihew Bentley (1875-1956) was an English writer whose book Biography for Beginners was published in 1906 under the name E. Clerihew. It was a collection of simple, humorous four-line verses about famous people. Bentley had begun writing them as a bored high school student. He didn't call them clerihews himself, but his readers began to do so after the book appeared. How soon after, we can't be sure, because so far we've unearthed nothing earlier than a 1928 description of clerihews as "nice slack metres and sly points." In any case, people have been having fun writing their own clerihews ever since Bentley shared his.
: a light verse quatrain rhyming aabb and usually dealing with a person named in the initial rhyme
Example sentence: My favorite of Edmund C. Bentley's clerihews is the following: "What I like about Clive / Is that he is no longer alive. / There is a great deal to be said / For being dead."
Did you know? Edmund Clerihew Bentley (1875-1956) was an English writer whose book Biography for Beginners was published in 1906 under the name E. Clerihew. It was a collection of simple, humorous four-line verses about famous people. Bentley had begun writing them as a bored high school student. He didn't call them clerihews himself, but his readers began to do so after the book appeared. How soon after, we can't be sure, because so far we've unearthed nothing earlier than a 1928 description of clerihews as "nice slack metres and sly points." In any case, people have been having fun writing their own clerihews ever since Bentley shared his.
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