9:30 = best wake-up time ever ( Read more... )

Last night I dreamt an entire Stephen King novel.  At least, in my dream I knew it was a Stephen King novel; I'm pretty sure it never happened in real life.  I will try to remember the details for y'all, since I know that you care.

The main characters were this chubby short man with a comb-over named Walt (the man was named Walt, not his comb-over ( Read more... )

( I had to do it; they made me )

Even though I should be doing other things, like for my class tomorrow, I am going to update this bad boy for the first time in a while.  Lots of ups and downs this semester.  I'll try to only include the stuff that could possibly be of interest to someone else ( Read more... )

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I dreamt last night that we had to plant the Peace Tree at night and in the rain and the tree was only about a foot tall and as skinny as a twig and you could barely see it for the stake it was tied to.  And only about ten people came in my dream, and they all wandered off to eat lunch.  Why lunch at night, I don't know.  And I was sad ( Read more... )

This is what my mother said to an hysterical Molly after she lost Mom's cell phone at Homecoming:

"Molly, you're okay, I'm okay, Dad's okay, Kristen's okay, Emily's okay.  Everything else can be fixed."

Mothers are so wise.

Quick update on life in general:  It continues.  My room is the messiest it's been since I shared a room with Kristen and we had to clear paths to our beds from the door.  It disgusts me, and yet I can't seem to do anything about it.  Tonight, I'm missing Molly's first Homecoming.  I really really really wish I could be there.

In other news, I feel ( Read more... )

My grandma died on Friday.

In some ways, I should have been prepared for this, given the number of times we've almost lost her before and given the medical problems and given the condition she was in on Thursday.

It didn't matter.

Fortunately, my Dad and Aunt Tess were able to wrangle a memorial service on Grosse Ile so that the family who wouldn' ( Read more... )

My grandma is no longer in pain.