H-A-C-H-E-T-T-E... Just in case you were wondering, that's how it's spelled. Typing it here saves me having to say it to you all seperately over the phone ( Read more... )

i just thought i'd share because this is the first time i've ever gotten this answer on an X-Men personality quiz...
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i've officially run out of time. Well, not quite, but i'm pretty damn close to it. i seem to have made it a pastime of mine- getting things done at the last second possible! But, i have found an awesome solution ( Read more... )

i realized today that i haven't written in here in a while. i'm not actually sure why. i just sort of, haven't. i've been pretty busy. A few weeks ago i re-discovered the musical Company. i forgot just how amazing this show is. It's one of the best of Sondheim's shows. For lack of real writing, i present lyrics to the musical focal point of the ( Read more... )

i've spent the last few days trying to think of how to put my life into words. It's not that there is nothing to say- there is plenty going on in my life that i could comment on- but i find it hard to write out exactly how i'm feeling. Or thinking. Or experiencing. Sometimes that happens. In the literary world it's called Writer's Block. i call it ( Read more... )

i know i said i'd wait a week, but i just can't wait that long! Here are the somewhat-surprising answers ( Read more... )

A little late on the uptake, but i thought i'd do the truths and lies meme. Below is a list of 7 truths and 7 lies. Guess which is which in a comment. i'll post the answers in a week. Let's see what people know about me ( Read more... )

1- Go to www.google.com

2- Type in "Failure", without the quotes

3- Instead of hitting "Search" hit "I'm feeling Lucky"

4- Laugh at what comes up.

5- Tell your friends before the people at Google Fix it!!

I have never appreciated Google like I do now!!

Go to Wikipedia, enter in your birthdate (sans year), post three events, two births and one death ( Read more... )

Toesmithing: Dancing. Theatre Slang

Rhetoricate: To play the actor.

Anteloquy: A term which stage-players use, by them called their "cue," also a preface or the first turn in speaking.

Ruff: The expression of applause by stamping the feet ( Read more... )