Life As I See It

[oystercracker]

Recently, I ventured into the wilds of Amherst, Massachusetts. I was only a masshole for the afternoon, but I was so ready to get out of New York/New Jersey that I was excited to be going anywhere for any amount of time. And I went with my good friend Lee, a former manager of mine, and a woman who makes me laugh so hard I clutch at my knees, a

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[throwrug]

I love that museum! My cousin went to Hampshire College, which is... right next to the museum. We went there when I visited her my freshman year and saw the William Stieg exhibit. So cool.

[oystercracker]

The galleries weren't that impressive, but I guess children probably aren't real interested in exhaustive collections... but man, the arts 'n crafts! and the bookstores really nice.

[onthe165]

my favorite things to do when i was five involved eating orange popsickles & peanut butter sandwiches in my backyard with the neighbor boy & running around the house naked when i got out of the bathtub & watching all dogs go to heaven on vhs approximately 19,000 a day, give or take. ahh, the good life.

that museum sounds AMAZING. i used to love eric carle books when i was a wee young'un! i still do! i'm putting going there on my To-Do List of awesome shit to do this summer.

please update your journal more, because your entries are hilarious & wonderful & happymaking KTHNX.

[oystercracker]

I LOVE CREAMSICLES. I had a Fred Flinstone one for what was possible the first time in my adult life about two weeks ago and it was DELICIOUS. Really took me back, Daile.

& WHYYYY thank you! I think I actually FEEL BETTER when I blog. It's like making good out of all the asanine experiences I... experience? Though brutal polar collages aren't asanine in my world view, but you probably know what I mean.

[velcrofeet]

hahaha god those polar bears are so scary movie influenced.

"are... you okay??"

[oystercracker]

indeed. pamela anderson's finest performance.