Sunday, July 31, 2005
the ring came off my pudding can
I had completely forgotten this, but as soon as I started to drink my soda, today, at 22, it came rushing back. Memory is a weird thing, and thanks to intro psychology I know it is unreliable. It is truly fascinating how the kinesic activity made me remember, but I guess it could have never happened.
Man, fuck critical thinking. I'm just going to drink my soda.
currently trying to suck the last bit of my soda from a very small hole
Friday, July 29, 2005
pc filter
Thursday, July 28, 2005
that's my rep!
Tancredo: Well, what if you said something like, "If this happens in the United States and we determine that it is the result of extremist, fundamentalist Muslims." You could take out their holy sites.
Campbell: You're talking about bombing Mecca?
Tancredo: Yeah.
But Tancredo's spokesmen does want to clear the air:
"He said he was sorry if anybody was offended," Adams said. "He never meant it to be an insult."
Adams added later, "He has not issued an apology or a retraction."
Asked to explain why Tancredo saying he was sorry was not an apology, Adams said Tancredo meant to express regret at how his remarks were received, not the remarks themselves.
Remember, Tancredo for President.
currently eating an Amy's Burrito
Wednesday, July 20, 2005
run Rove, run
"The Daily Show" has really summed it up the best:
Best Leak Ever and Rove, Actually
Monday, July 18, 2005
perfect time of day
Accomplished:
currently smelling my smelly feet
Friday, July 08, 2005
friday five
Best thing: That I am less than an hour drive away from Denver.
Worst thing: The fact that I actually live here.
2. Describe an idea or invention of yours that you would like to see turned into reality.
In elementary school and middle school, I played various instruments for band and/or orchestra. While lugging these instruments from my house to the bus stop (and vice versa), I often wished that Star Trek transporters existed. And if that kind of technology existed, it should definitely be used for that purpose.
3. If you could strike one word from the English language, which word would you choose and why?
No idea, but I wish the word "fugal" wasn't associated with something so gross. It's a fun word to say. Go ahead - say it out loud.
4. If the world had a front porch, what would you do on it?
Sing and play guitar. Because if I have the power to create a front porch for the world, I have the power to make myself musically talented.
5. Did you think that being an adult would be cool?
Yep. And I don't have a lot of experience in this department yet, but I still think it has potential. I have never been able to jump on the boat with people waxing nostalgic about elementary school days. I don't need to head back to those days of low self-esteem. Go back to middle school? Fuck no. And I'd choose college over high school, for sure.
currently eating tapioca pudding
tommy can you hear me?
It appears that my trusty US House Rep introducing himself to the Iowa Christian Collation on Pat Buchanan's family dime. Tommy has been a busy boy in his four terms in House. He seems to believe that focusing on one issue is the way to go. He founded Team America PAC. (Sadly, this is the Team America without puppets.)
Team America's mission is to identify, recruit and help elect to public office individual Patriots who agree with the principle of defending our borders and protecting America's jobs.
Actually, go ahead and run Tommy. It would mean you would finally stop you from pushing your agenda in Congress because the people in my district seem to simply vote along party lines. I have faith that you would lose, dear Tommy, because I have faith that the nation would not look past the crazy people that support you.
currently needing to get ready for work
Thursday, July 07, 2005
america!
I drove up to Snowmass this weekend to take advantage of an invitation to allow me to stay at a friend's family's cabin. I drove up Saturday and stayed until Tuesday morning (I had a four hour commute to work that morning). It was wonderful to actually spend time with friends. Since moving back to Colorado, all social interactions have been confined to staff night at work and to phone / instant messenger conversations with people out of state.
Just being there brought down my stress level to a negative number. We made chocolate fondue two nights in a row, spent some time in a hot tub, went hiking, saw some Amish at Independence Pass, watched fireworks in Aspen, and played some mean games of crochet. Oh, I also had an oat bran banana waffle with real maple syrup and got to play with a hyperactive cocker spaniel.
I suppose this might be unneeded advice, but unless you make a six-figure plus income, and don't mind blowing it, don't waste your time walking around Aspen. Go hiking or something instead.
currently drinking coffee