Month: October 2002
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I just discovered that my friend Nora from college (she was a fellow Honors Program geek) has a LiveJournal! It’s weird how many of my real life acquaintances are now bloggers. I’m wondering if there’d be any interest in an ND alumni webring. What do you Domers think? I’m almost done with this work project…
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Bollywood crossed with Pride and Prejudice? Kickass.
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Sex. (Look away, Dad.) J.Go linked to this great collection of “Earth Erotica” photography. It’s pictures of trees and geological formations that look surprisingly like naughty bits. Some of them are beautiful. I think a couple of them on a wall would actually look pretty cool. Now, while that link is probably okay to check…
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Check out these Halloween cookies my sister made! Scary bones and witches’ fingers. Maybe if we all ask very nicely, she’ll tell us how she did it…
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My sister sent me a link to this really cute Flash movie today. Put your headphones on so you can crank the music. 🙂
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This whole BCS thing is insane. Does anyone understand this analysis? Why in the world doesn’t college football have a playoff tournament?
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Helpful tip: when you stay up til 3 in the morning to listen to something on the Internet, make sure your ISP hasn’t scheduled a maintenance outage for that night. D’oh!
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It’s two minutes to kickoff… and it’s three in the morning. *yawn* Go Irish. Update: HEART ATTACK. 8:30 into the game – Internet connection completely dies 8:32 – I frantically check every connection 8:33 – I run upstairs and restart the modem several times 8:34 – still dead 8:35 – I reluctantly wake the Snook,…
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Running a mile in just over 11 minutes? Nine months of hard work… Finishing 5K in 38:30, when it took me 45:44 last June? Four months of pounding on the treadmill… Having one of the hard-core weightlifter guys congratulate me after my run and observe that I’ve lost a bit of weight over the past…
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Buffy makes you smart. I just received today’s word of the day and it’s “kakistocracy”. Without even reading the definition, I knew that it meant “government by the worst of the worst.” How did I know that? Season 3, Episode 3. The villain is a big guy with cloven feet named “Kakistos”. Guess I’m done…