Just so everyone knows, I'm home. Finals weren't too difficult, with the exception of Greek, which I think I got an A on, with the aid of massive amounts of studying the morning of. Same goes for Biology. Shakespeare and Philosophy required very little studying.

On Wednesday night of finals week, I came home to see Satoshi Kon's Paprika with Tim ( Read more... )

Hello again. My apologies for the lapse in posting. The last month of the Fall '07 semester has been a flurry of activity, both social and academic, including spending a weekend with my friends Adam and Casey (Who I discovered, to my surprise, still read my boring-ass ramblings- Hi!), writing a biology paper on which I received a perfect score ( ( Read more... )

What the hell have I been doing for the past ten years ( Read more... )

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As most of you know, the biggest event in my life in the past two weeks was the 2007 Eerie Horror Fest. To be as concise as possible, while still recapping the experience, I'll try to just review the films I watched, as well as some additional experiences directly surrounding the movie in question.

Wednesday
The FogThe first night was a screening ( Read more... )

So, there's this kid named Josh in two of my classes, Archery and Philosophy, whose face seemed familiar, but I couldn't pinpoint why. He seemed like a pretty cool guy even aside from that, and very friendly, but I couldn't shake the feeling that I knew him from somewhere. I was confounded to discover that this was his freshman year, so I would ( Read more... )

This week, I wrote my first paper of the semester, and it would seem that I haven't lost my touch; I might fuck up biology, but an A in Shakespeare is pretty much in the bag ( Read more... )

I don't think I've had a bad weekend since the school year began ( Read more... )

If any of you were wondering about my third year of rich collegiate experience, there's not that much to tell. None of my classes this semester have me crapping myself with excitement, and I've spent most of the time pining for home ( Read more... )