It started last Friday, when Ian and I took off and went to San Francisco.  Oh my god, the gorgeous!  We ate at Fleur de Lys, and The French Laundry, and some of those little stalls on the Fisherman's Wharf, and the Farmer's Market, and I got to feed seagulls and some other bird that I don't think was a seagull, it was kind of a dappled tan and ( Read more... )

That from now on, if I see Claire, Mary, or Jon anywhere, and I do not have witnesses, I will not go near them.  I will not do more than say hello if they come over to me.  There might be small talk, but it will be confined to the weather, their studies, and the state of the food at the college ( Read more... )

That was serious amounts of fun.  Hemi and Claire are really adorable, dancing together, it was fun to watch that.  Heck, it was fun to play for that ( Read more... )

No, seriously, I hate parties. They always blow up in my damn face ( Read more... )

But the thing is, if I'm happy, I'm busy, and if I'm depressed, I don't like telling people about it ( Read more... )

Holy shit.  No, really, that had to have been the most amazing display of pure insults that I've ever seen.  Seriously, truly, just brutal stuff.  Some girl I don't know, who apparently, advertises her trade on her car, vs. Byron ( Read more... )

This is open to everyone, but especially all you drama majors and music majors and Monkeys out there ( Read more... )

Summer was amazing.  I spent the first half of it working my ass off and playing my ass off.  (I got to fill in for a stablehand for that month, and I got PAID for it!  At home!  Of course, I earned that money!)  Byron came to visit and there was insane amounts of guitar-playing, enough to satisfy even me.  (Just guitar playing, you pervs.)  Nancy ( Read more... )

Thanks again to mariness , for this link: Pride & Prejudice in emoticons.  I laughed until I stopped.

My RL friend, mariness , always comes up with the best dead-author gossip.  Go read this delicious bit on E. Nesbit, and tell her bayushi  sent you.

(It's about E. Nesbit's personal life, including her likely bisexuality and her open marriage.)