yes its the eight or maybe the ninth now but i'd like to give my self and big pat on the back and say happy friggin birthday.

the incredibles is incredible no pun intended. Go see it. preferably right now.

i just started reading hurly burly. good stuff. making up megaboy didnt go over so hot.actors fucked up occasionally and the techs fucked occasionally up but the point was illustrated well and i think it was a honest effort by everybody so whatever. the post show was good. gabes birthday (happy 18) was semi celebrated and we just hung around eating ( Read more... )

this weekend was balanced out by good and bad events.i was feeling sort of crappy on thursday night so i missed school friday. it wasn't an important day anyways, i would have got out at 11:30 or something like that. i completely wasted the day watching old movies in perticular starwars.friday night i saw ghost in the shell 2 which was very ( Read more... )

ive got a case of the mondays ( Read more... )

yesterday went to coney island with rachel, gabe, mike, adam,and mark.this was one of the few days this break that felt like summer.we went to the beach and it was practically a sandstorm because the whole day yesterday the city was on the verge of breaking into a thuderstorm.the waves were actually pretty good.after a nice arctic swim we chilled ( Read more... )

I close my eyes ( Read more... )

"gaiety is the most outstanding feature of the Soviet Union"-Joseph Stalin

i just got back from maine.shit.the most awesome/miserable trip ever. the weekend consisted of me fighting in a hotel,sleeping outdoors,not bathing for quite some time (delicious),eating terrible food,canoeing like a slave,white water canoeing and splash landing,swiming in freezing water ,doing rope obstacles 30ft in the air and zip lining like ( Read more... )

This summer seems very anti-climactic. I've had good and bad days, but nothing astounding has really happened.I still don't know if this is a good or bad thing.

the wizard of oz was an allegory for populism in the later 19th century ( Read more... )