posted by
elanya at 11:49am on 14/12/2002
Some thing that I forgot to mention the other day that was odd... I think it was Thursday, but it could have been Wednesdy. I don't remember. Last week is kind of blurred.
First of all, I saw Mr. K at work 9K for Kennedy, my highschool music teacher). He was walking by the window and just came in to see me, and see what I was up to. I made my life sond better than muffin wenching by telling him that I was done my MA and moving to Ontario to be an archaeologist. Which is acually true, so go me.
Later that day, I went to the mall with Hazel, and I saw another music person who I hadn't seen in ages (Siobahn. As an aside, wh
en trying to remember her last name, I thought for a minute that it was Harmond, before I remember that was an EIS name. But her name *does* start with an H, at least ;). She wants me to hep her in a Christmas concert, so I said I would do what I could, and now I have a rehersal at 3:30 to go to. I'm going to do some Bogganing now and then walk, or cab, or something. maybe go uptown at some point because I need some wax for my chocolates, arrr.
Eh, bugger if I can remember.
I finished reading A Storm of Swords last night/early this morning. Hazel is being pissy at me and won't let me say *anything*. Not even so much as "Damnit, so and so is an asshole!", for example. I think she is bitter because I finished before she did ;p I can't help it... I may start out trying to read a book or series slowly, but once I get into it, I can't stop. I get addicted to stories. Stories are like crack. And now I can't rants about this one even a little bit :( Unless I see Julie online, I suppoe.
The book thing made me remember. Jodie (a.k.a.
freakwoman) game me presents last night: Two pirate-y books! Yaay! One of them looks absoluetly awesome. It is by
George Macdonald Fraser and is called simply The Pyrates. It is like... a satirical book about adventure books and pirate myths and eighteenth century culture. hilariously tongue in cheek, even from the could of pages I flipped through during ViS.
( I'll quote a passage if anyone wants to understand better )
Yeah, it rules muchly, anyway, and I partly finished the last book so that I could opursue this more portable one :D And now I must boggan! Boggan like there is no tomorrow! There may not be. You never know.
There was something else too, what was it....
First of all, I saw Mr. K at work 9K for Kennedy, my highschool music teacher). He was walking by the window and just came in to see me, and see what I was up to. I made my life sond better than muffin wenching by telling him that I was done my MA and moving to Ontario to be an archaeologist. Which is acually true, so go me.
Later that day, I went to the mall with Hazel, and I saw another music person who I hadn't seen in ages (Siobahn. As an aside, wh
en trying to remember her last name, I thought for a minute that it was Harmond, before I remember that was an EIS name. But her name *does* start with an H, at least ;). She wants me to hep her in a Christmas concert, so I said I would do what I could, and now I have a rehersal at 3:30 to go to. I'm going to do some Bogganing now and then walk, or cab, or something. maybe go uptown at some point because I need some wax for my chocolates, arrr.
Eh, bugger if I can remember.
I finished reading A Storm of Swords last night/early this morning. Hazel is being pissy at me and won't let me say *anything*. Not even so much as "Damnit, so and so is an asshole!", for example. I think she is bitter because I finished before she did ;p I can't help it... I may start out trying to read a book or series slowly, but once I get into it, I can't stop. I get addicted to stories. Stories are like crack. And now I can't rants about this one even a little bit :( Unless I see Julie online, I suppoe.
The book thing made me remember. Jodie (a.k.a.
George Macdonald Fraser and is called simply The Pyrates. It is like... a satirical book about adventure books and pirate myths and eighteenth century culture. hilariously tongue in cheek, even from the could of pages I flipped through during ViS.
( I'll quote a passage if anyone wants to understand better )
Yeah, it rules muchly, anyway, and I partly finished the last book so that I could opursue this more portable one :D And now I must boggan! Boggan like there is no tomorrow! There may not be. You never know.
There was something else too, what was it....
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