One of the two books that I tend to call my favorites has been toppled!! The City and the Stars by Arthur C. Clarke (beloved sci-fi favorite of the past two decades) has accidentally been replaced by Ender`s Game by Orson Scott Card. Mel handed it to me on the train ride home yesterday so that I might read the first page. I refused to give it ( Read more... )

Chris Maxwell! I demand that you send me your # now!

Livejournal is insanely quiet. So I will post to take up space ( Read more... )

I have been up to ( Read more... )

Today it seemed urgent that I purchase a plane ticket to timbuktu. I held back and met my mother for lunch instead ( Read more... )

No Knightrider today ( Read more... )

It's alarming how quickly one is capable of fitting right back into a certain pattern when returned to a particular place. I've been home for a few days, and things are much the same as they ever were. In the absence of papers to write I have once again become a much more obsessive student than I ever managed while actually present at school. ( Read more... )

Guess who dropped in? At about 1:30 am, right after everyone settled down in the living room to watch a movie, someone knocked on one of the glass doors. We all jump about 10 feet, turn around, and then jump about another 10 ft once we see M laughing outside. The exceptionally naughty M, most recently a resident of Chicago this past semester, ( Read more... )

Can't leave the quizzes alone. Damn you S.Vicious!


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Free time is such a good thing to have. My body has still not recovered from my abuse of my mind at the end of this past week. I am frankly a bit shocked that I finished my exam and all of my work, and it was relatively painless. I just started working, a bit too calmly, and continued uninterrupted through the day, evening, and following day. ( Read more... )