My undergraduate career is 50 percent complete. I'll be home tomorrow, functioning by Sunday. Call.

Numbing, cracking cold without the winter white.
It leaves you waiting but without
the energy of anticipating.
Waiting for the numbing to subside while feeling -
what?

The sky was so clear blue it pained me to look at it. The red brick buildings, peaked roofs, stood so high I had to look up to them, the red brick with the blue sky behind. And the still-green crown of trees with outer leaves just tinged with gold, just brushing the red brick - I had to look up at them too, and see the blue sky behind ( Read more... )

My cellphone took a swim in the toilet and had so much fun that it lost its memory and had to be committed.

I have a new phone now, but not your numbers. Send, please. Thank you.

I'm at work. Today is my last day.

I hope that leaving will feel kicking off a tight and painful pair of heels, or like speeding up the exit ramp and merging onto the highway, or like the opposite of ether.

We arrived at 4 PM on Saturday. We departed at 1 PM on Sunday. Between those hours we ( Read more... )

Here's how this summer is different ( Read more... )

I just discovered that one company (Condenast) owns pretty much every magazine i've ever read/ wanted to t work for. and they have a universal application. and they have internships. is it too soon to start thinking about next summer?

It's quite an isolated life I'm leading this summer: cubicle by day, staring at the computer; gym by evening, staring at the monitor; TV at night, scaring at the screen ( Read more... )

I've finally started unpacking seriously. YEs, I got home on May 20. I spent a long time sorting through my books. I've got a sizeable collection -- including a really embarrassing number of books I haven't read.

They will comprise my summer reading list.

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