So I paused the music on my computer, walked out of my room for 15 minutes, come back and my cat turned my music back on and has The Kinks playing. ….at least I trained him right….
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
I’m sorry I missed you, I had a secret meeting in the basement of my brain.
I love my Brief Penguin Handbook.
He is everything I have always needed.
I’ve always thought of myself to be the one to lead and never follow. But he’s the only one I will follow. I love the way he grabs my hand and leads me around because he wants to show me something or take me somewhere. With me, he can get away with things that no one else would even try.
I happily and willingly choose to follow him for the rest of my life. But one of the reasons I love him is that he doesn’t want me to live in follow of him, but next to him.
Everyone needs that someone they will defy themselves for. I’ve found mine and I will never let him go.
FOCUS would be a nice development.
Stop telling me what you can’t do and start telling me what you can do.
Life is wine.
I hope I’m ready for this…
Fall 2011:
And with a little randomness to spare…
And look at our food! It’s twice as large as life and twice as natural, too! But Europeans may be trying to put a stop to this.
Maybe stop the genetic modification before it gets this far. (FRANK MASI)We now know more about genetics than Gregor ever dreamed. This is the part of the future, after all, when they predicted we would be sorted into castes by genotype and Ethan Hawke would be prohibited from pursuing romance with Uma Thurman, although that could just be the plot of Gattaca. They’ve developed a test you can administer to your children to see whether they have any athletic potential, based on genetics. And we are moving. Human cloning comes ever closer to reality. The great thing about having a clone would be that one of you would always have two spare livers. This is also how I assume the Olsen twins operate.
One of the funnest things about college???
Spending countless hours and days, tons of effort, brain power, and sometimes even tears on a paper that the professor will read, mark, and tear apart—-all in less than 5 minutes.
