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[shojikawamori]

friday classes are notorious for sucking, especially when they are at 9 in the morning. I'm finding however, that I rather like my friday class. It's small, the professor is young, and the physical environment is conducive to daydreaming. It's on the 13th floor of the tallest building on west bank (social sciences tower) and the windows face east

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[ofconsequence]

at rutgers, they no longer build thirteenth stories. if the building is higher than twelve floors, they skip from twelve to fourteen.

[shojikawamori]

that's another reason i thought this classroom was awesome! most buildings that i've been to in minneapolis also skip the 13th floor...i think it's some kind of like architectual taboo to have one.

have you seen being john malkovich?

[ofconsequence]

yeah, i thought of being john malkovich when i heard about it.

[carkass]

i hate those trust exercises too. i don't think i've ever actually taken part in it where i am the one trusting.

[sporadication]

prior to this job, i was 'posed to be in the marketing department for this everest organization (the employers actually climbed mount everest) which does motivational/inspirational talks and programs and they have these actitivies and stuff. i stand for what they believe in, human potential and all that but i'm never one for teambuilding or leadership activities. arghh. they drive me bonkers. so i passed and ended up here.

where have i been?
hmmm ... so much has been going on, i don't know where to begin. i wish to write but feel blocked, somewhere. show biz is frustrating, people are snooty and obnoxious. blah. on the flip side, i've worked with sealions, reptiles (snakes!!) and primates which is amazing. i want to live and look back knowing that i have done things like that and not be confined to society's standards and work in an office like i'm supposed to, you know? it's been insane and surreal. i'm rather conflicted and my sadness prevails in strange ways. i hope to be more present, hopefully though