You know you are a geek when: You go on-line and notice that the last google search you did was for "Labyrinth Glitter"

While walking home from the LMA today, I saw a mini bottle of mouthwash and a (still wrapped) condom lying by the side of the road, as if thrown there. I feel like someone was expecting to have a realy ood night and it turned out to be not so good.
So let's have a moment of silence for John Doe and his disappointing Friday night.

I'm afraid of that day my life stops being an adventure. I can almost feel it, a thick, clinging desire for the comfortable. I'm afraid of the day I start making a point of saying "normality" in place of "normalcy". I'm afraid of only cooking out of my a "recipe binder". I'm afraid of the things I long for being things. I'm afraid of not noticing ( Read more... )

Okay ( Read more... )

Having little, achievable goals each day is what makes them good. Even if those goals are things like "Finish a quest in Fable II", or "work on limiting my caffeine intake". It's good, actually, important to have big over-arching goals, but if you don't have little goals the days just sort of blur together. You sacrifice huge chunks of time on the ( Read more... )

Okay, I'm going down to Connecticut for this party I've been planning with Mike for a while (a brilliant idea for a party too, red dragon inn where people bring cocktails that correspond to the particular drinks of the game ( Read more... )

I (like most humans) am still at a loss for what will makes people happy but I have some clues ( Read more... )

Wow, my knowledge of Classics is much mroe fundamental to my mind that I thought...
I just wrote a 2 page response paper on Roman history and poetry and its relation to a play about the English in Ireland (Frie's Translations if you're interested) in about 20 minutes before work ( Read more... )

Most Brilliant Plan Involving Milan Ever
MBPIME
That is a bad acronym but I don't even care: Update at Eleven!

People scare me ( Read more... )