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Saturday, May 9th, 2009
7:30 pm
Chinese exam and Grail final paper are done. Final Politics research paper and Chinese Art History exam to go. Plus the two make-up essays. And I have to pack up my room. In the next four days. *die* But, putting me in a time crunch sure makes me get shit done.

I spent 20 hours in two days doing Chinese assignments, and it worked out pretty well. The final was really easy, but that's also because the prof was leaving forever the next day and she didn't feel like grading a lot. My Chinese prof was really good at basically yelling at you to work harder, but once she didn't have to teach anymore she got super nice and threw a goodbye party with delicious food and Chinese movies. She'll be going back to Canada, and then back to China, and I have to say I will be sad.

I can't believe I'm four days away from absolute freedom from school. I haven't stopped taking classes since freshman year, basically, because I took the intensive Chinese class last summer (as you may or may not recall, that was four hours a day, five days a week, for ten weeks -- it essentially turned my summer into a third semester). I am so incredibly burned out from school, and it's really driving me crazy that I'm so close to finally being done with it for a good, solid chunk of time. This summer will be fantastic, even if I get stuck with a crappy job, just in the fact that I won't have any homework to do.

Oh, also, got hired at the admissions office for next year, which I am so excited about. Still need to work on that summer job thing though.
Also, I got the lease application for my apartment next fall accepted!
Also, I bought a car!
Also, I feel really grown up.
Also, I still need to get my driver's license this summer...

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Monday, April 27th, 2009
2:21 am
Well, it's only been three months since updating...

Essentially, I've fallen behind in my classes, due to [insert emo here], and I will in fact be working my ass off for the next two weeks: Two presentations, two essays, and a ton of workbook assignments.

But Stefan's graduating after my finals, so I get home May 18th.

I have:
* One final paper due the last day of class, five page essay basically talking about me -- easy
* One final exam on Chinese art history -- easy enough
* One research paper on environmentalism in East Asia -- research papers don't bother me, but they're long
* One final exam in Chinese -- if the prof is nice and prints me one in traditional characters, easy enough. if not, kill me now

And then I get to find a job.

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Monday, February 9th, 2009
12:31 am - Questing, as my Grail Legend professor would say
My inner workings, via late at night )

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Monday, February 2nd, 2009
4:26 pm - My Philosophy:

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A rant from a soon to be laid off T-Shirt Hell employee:
(In response to a select group of assholes and their self righteous reaction to us going out of business)

I would like to say something to all the idiots who think we've poisoned society. And I'm not talking about the religious nuts or the militant [whining minority here]. I'm talking about this new wave of douches comprised primarily of twenty- and thirty- something white people who feel like they have to defend the little guy, despite the fact that in 2009 the little guy no longer exists, and if he does he isn't even aware there's a fight going on.

The obvious response to these people would be to say they have no sense of humor, basically because it's the truth. But too many people think sense of humor means what you do and don't laugh at. If you look up the definition that may be what it is. But to me sense of humor means you don't take things so seriously. It doesn't mean you laugh at what's funny and don't laugh at what isn't. It means you don't get pissed about what is clearly a joke.

All these damn hip people pretend to love satire as long as said satire is in agreement with views they already hold. "Yay! They're subtly pointing out problems with government and corporations. That is brilliant satire." But if someone delivers a bit of satire that attacks instead of defends their beliefs, well that's just pandering and juvenile.

If I write something pointing out the positives of corporations, (and they do have a LOT of positives) it would be dismissed immediately as the work of an immature douchebag. It wouldn't matter how logical and well-presented it was. Because it doesn't agree with their already held belief of "corporations bad" it would just be wrong.

It's all well and good to laugh at Stephen Colbert because he winks at the camera. "You see, it's okay that he made a racist joke because he gave me a sly smirk and let me know he was kidding." I like him and appreciate his work, but I say fuck that.

I will look you in the eye and use "Nigger" as a punchline because anyone with a goddamn brain should know I'm kidding. I'm not going to be a pussy and end every sentence with "j/k" or allude to the fact that I'm the asshole in a scenario just because modern comedy has been neutered. I have not desire to cater to the techno-savvy, utterly useless generation currently drowning in irony.

"Irony" has come to define comedy for this group of cubicle-dwelling slackers who think the only valid form of comedy must be slathered in snarkiness and must point out that rich white people are assholes. Powerful insight, hipster. You're so goddamn busy being original you failed to notice you're about the least original thing left on the planet.

I'm also not going to censor myself just because a lot of people in this world are ignorant assholes who miss the point. There's no shortage of racists and/or wife-beaters in the world. You really think some retarded gag I thought of in a pot-fueled stupor is "empowering" these dicks? Rick from Meineke was going to hit Sheila tonight because he's a miserable sack of shit, not because we make a reference to a fat bitch on some strands of cotton. He's not going to look at T-Shirt Hell and go "The shirt makes a good point. Here comes the thunder, Sheila!"

A joke, on a shirt or otherwise, has never hurt anyone. You can call that an old argument and you'd be right, but the only reason that argument has gotten old is because you emotionally coddled cunts keep presenting it. The rest of us are content to just laugh at shit and keep to ourselves.

In fact, if a joke has ever gotten anyone hurt, it would be the person delivering the joke. As in, the guy wearing one of these "abhorrent" shirts might possibly get his ass kicked as a result. If that's the case, the guy you call the narrow-minded piece of trash is the one having harm inflicted upon him, and probably at the hands of the guy you felt needed defending in the first place.

I suppose it doesn't really matter what I say, because the people I'm talking about here will not give my side of the argument any regard. Kind of ironic, considering many of them present themselves as pillars of open-mindedness. They can use illogical thinking to make any argument they want. In this instance they chose to complain about T-shirts, but they could just as easily have written to General Mills and complained that the goddamn Cocoa Puffs bird reinforces stereotypes.

I'm talking about the kind of people who will no doubt find contradictions in this very article, because they don't listen to people they disagree with so they can learn from or hear the other side. They only listen to people they disagree with waiting for an opportunity to prove them wrong. The same kind of people who watch FOX News ironically.

I hate Bill O'Reilly as much as anyone who doesn't eat paste, but if and when I watch his show (when my remote and legs are broken) I will attempt to get his point of view. I'm not going to watch it just so I can roll my eyes and feel smarter than a windbag with millions of dollars. "O'Reilly is such a tool. I'm gonna go listen to the Decemberists now."

These dicks call us racist, sexist and homophobic at the drop of a hat, all in an effort to convince themselves and others they are enlightened, but the truth is that they are, at best, oversensitive, or, at worst, insincere tools who just want to make others feel bad for enjoying something.

To me at least, racism, sexism and all the other -isms are defined by actions, not by thoughts or jokes. If I put some joke on a shirt about hunting Jews with a crossbow, it's not the new Holocaust. It's a fucking joke. Maybe it's funny and maybe it's not, but beyond that it's nothing.

You think there are one million potential Nazis out there just waiting for one retarded pun to pull the whole thing together? "We have so much hate for Jews, but we're so disorganized. If we only had one funny shirt to get us really organiz- Well well well... What's this? A rabbi getting shoved in a meat grinder on a T-shirt? Let's go get 'em, boys!"

Forgive the analogy, but the twats who label you as uneducated or misogynistic because you had the audacity to chuckle at a retarded joke are basically the adult version of the emo kid who tries to make well-adjusted kids feel inferior because they play football instead of brooding. Fortunately emos and fags who complain about shirts have the internet to convene and strengthen each other's douchiness.

Aside from the people who deride us as a cancer on society, there are also the people who simply refer to us as immature and lowest common denominator. To those people I would just like to say: No fucking shit. You call what we do juvenile? The company that makes shirts about midgets and shaving your balls is childish? As long as you're tossing out these keen observations, why don't you point out that Fat Albert is fat and black and Albert? Hey, there's two guys 69ing each other with vibrators shoved in their asses. Could you tell me if they're gay? I just can't fucking tell.

Anyone who complains about any business is just deluding themselves that they're affecting or influencing a company's product or business practices. You're pathetic. You're not an agent of change. You're just another prick wasting your life, only you don't even have the good sense to do it with drugs, alcohol and anonymous. You choose to do it with your cuntish whining and morally superior brow beating.

You people are nothing more than your very own grandparents complaining about Elvis Presley's shaking hips. He was supposed to end society, but society went on. Then came your parents, and David Bowie and Martin Scorsese were supposed to ruin society. Society went on. Well now it's your turn, and what are you people complaining about? Cartoons and T-shirts.

You convince yourselves the type of entertainment we provide can undo social progress because you want to believe entertainment can provide social progress. The truth is it can't do either. Minorities gained rights because a bunch of politicians passed laws, not because Bob Dylan wrote some pretty songs.

But this is all just a lot of bluster once you realize I'm talking about fucking entertainment. You can take all the references to social commentary, satire and irony and shove them up your ass. This is all just something to be either enjoyed or glanced at and forgotten. We're not making the world a worse place and Jon Stewart isn't making the world a better place. We're all just a bunch of people saying stuff and either you like it or you don't.

Feel free to say we suck, but you don't need to quote civil rights leaders and hypothesize for ten paragraphs to justify your opinion of some fucking shirts. Just say "Fucking lame" and move on. When you go on a 500-word diatribe about the social relevance of our shirts you are doing two things.

1) Placing way too much importance on a bunch of shirts that, despite the handful of shirts people single out as "over the line," are essentially a lot of jokes about fucking and drinking.

And 2) You are discussing the importance of that shirt, thus validating the existence of that shirt as a source of social debate, indirectly giving merit to us keeping that shirt on the site.

So, again, to all you douches who want to do away with everything "poisoning" society, your best bet is to greet it with indifference. When you conjure up this phony passion in defense of the beleaguered and put upon, over a bunch of JOKES, you're just being the douche the rest of us enjoy laughing at.

Oh, you can tell yourself you're different than the crazy religious lady or the angry black lady because you're more educated or intellectual, but just like them, you are complaining about a bunch of shirts. But at least those aforementioned crazy people are sincere. You people, on the other hand, are so insincere you don't even qualify as the twats you strive to be.

But despite all of your faults, I'm glad you people are out there complaining. Because long after I've killed the creative part of my brain with drugs and alcohol and we stop producing funny shirts, at least our fans will always have you people to laugh at. Tirade over. Go eat a rotting snatch.

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Saturday, December 20th, 2008
6:26 pm
My flight, as of now, is not canceled.

Finals are finally over. I drank a Smirnoff to celebrate.

I can't wait to be home.

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Thursday, December 11th, 2008
7:57 pm
So, Mad tagged me to do the 8 day, write something that made you happy thing. I know I won't do it, because it's about to be finals week, but I could at least do day one. And I won't be tagging others, because. You can do it if you want to, I guess.

Today I was happy because I finished my Java program. And I got all the requirements. So I got an A.

FUCK YES!

Nevermind the fact that it was essentially written for me.
Details.

The point is, if I can now pass the final, I will pass the class. Here's hoping.

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Monday, December 8th, 2008
2:05 pm
I'll be amazed if I pull B's this semester.

*death*

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Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
8:47 pm - Love me, please?
So, I need help. I'm in the middle of writing my short essays to apply for the Critical Language Scholarship to China over the summer. At an info session today, I found out I have about a 1 in 5 chance of being accepted, and they key to the application is to be creative, concise, and to stand out. I always hate having to prove to people how I stand out, because in the grand scheme, no one stands out. Nonetheless, I need to write about it.

Essay Question #4: [300 word limit] The intensive language program will offer an exciting opportunity for students to be immersed in a foreign culture. The program will also offer many challenges. Please explain what experiences and unique personal qualities you would bring to program. ... c.) Please describe the unique personal qualities you would bring to the group.

For the experiences part, I'm going to talk about living in a fraternity, and also my campus hosting over 100 Japanese exchange students every year. But "unique personal qualities"...? It's shameless, but I really need to ask, what could I say?


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Thursday, October 23rd, 2008
7:25 pm
Most hellish week ever.

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Wednesday, October 8th, 2008
10:02 pm - My apologies: "I'm afraid of 19 out of 72 common fears..."
"If you get more than 30, I strongly recommend some counseling
If you get more than 20, you’re paranoid.
If you get 10-20, you are normal.
If you get 10 or less, you’re fearless.
People who don’t have any are liars."


I Fear…

[ ] the dark
[ ] staying single forever
[x] being a parent
[x] giving birth
[ ] being myself in front of others
[ ] open spaces
[ ] closed spaces
[ ] heights
[ ] dogs
[ ] birds
[ ] fish
[x] spiders
[ ] flowers or other plants

Total so far: 3

[x] being touched
[ ] fire
[ ] deep water
[ ] snakes
[ ] silk
[x] the ocean
[x] failure
[x] success
[ ] thunder/lightning
[ ] frogs/toads
[ ] my boyfriends/girlfriends dad
[ ] boyfriends/girlfriends mom
[ ] rats
[ ] jumping from high places
[ ] snow

Total so far: 7

[ ] rain
[ ] wind
[x] crossing hanging bridges
[ ] death
[x] heaven
[ ] being robbed
[x] falling
[x] clowns
[x] dolls
[x] large crowds of people
[ ] men
[x] women
[ ] having great responsibilities
[ ] doctors, including dentists
[ ] tornadoes

Total so far: 14

[ ] hurricanes
[ ] incurable diseases
[ ] sharks
[ ] Friday the 13th
[ ] ghosts
[x] poverty
[ ] Halloween
[ ] school
[ ] trains
[ ] odd numbers
[ ] even numbers
[ ] being alone
[ ] becoming blind
[x] becoming deaf
[ ] growing up

Total so far: 15

[x] creepy noises in the night
[ ] bee stings
[x] not accomplishing my dreams/goals
[ ] needles
[ ] blood
[ ] dinosaurs
[ ] the welcome mat
[ ] high speed
[x] throwing up
[ ] falling in love
[ ] super secrets

Final Total: 19

... if you wish to post this in your journal, it's been requested that you title it I'm afraid of _ out of 72 common fears...

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Saturday, September 13th, 2008
2:16 pm
Oh my god oh my god oh my god. Critical Language Scholarship, yay! Except I have to write four essays... alas. Gwaaaaaaa!

I am swamped in Chinese and Japanese homework because I did not have my textbooks for the first week. And I also did not have my workbooks the second week. I am smart.

Chinese is four days a week, every day but Wednesday, for fifty minutes, at 9:10 am. But then the prof decided that we needed to come in on Wednesday morning too, to work with the TA. So now I have Chinese five days a week. I would be pissed, except that it's my favorite class, and I really can't complain about getting better at Chinese. Sadly, I work until 2 am the night before, so I'm a bit foggy in the morning. However, my ability to sleep in seems to be lost on me anyways nowadays, so perhaps it's for the best.

Also, my new advisor for Chinese Studies, is awesome. He has lots of random stories, and showed me a video of one of his friends telling a weird story in Chinese. I don't understand 90% of what he says, but it's still hilarious.

I think I grind my teeth when I sleep. This is no good.

Martial arts club should be fun this year. Lots of interesting people in it, and Trevor stopped being a creeper.

I still haven't unpacked my room yet. ...Probably won't happen until next weekend, too.



Mao Zedong's family name máo means "dime."

However, māo means "cat." (Tone difference.)

Therefore, Chairman Meow.

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Tuesday, September 9th, 2008
12:40 am
Crisis, woo.

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Monday, September 1st, 2008
9:52 pm
I'm finally in my room. What a fiasco.

I got to campus only to realize that the residence services office had already closed. No check-in for Elsa. I tried calling my roommate, but she was still out at dinner, so I had to stash my luggage in a friend Steven's  room.

I went down to eat dinner with the gang, and afterwords finally met up with Linnea. She gave me her room key for the evening, because she'd be out and about with her mom. That was a huge victory, however my luggage was now stuck in Steven's room. I decided I'd try to go get the stuff I'd stored in my dorm last year, but of course the RA wasn't there to let me into the storage area. So I kind of bounced back and forth for a while, wandering around hoping to run into Steven or the RA, or just sitting in my room with zero stuff.

I finally saw Steven and got my luggage back, and then realized I could just call the RA on duty to let me into storage. I had a few boxes though, so I called Brian for help, and another kid Alex offered up the use of his car to move my stuff. And a frat boy helped me carry my things upstairs. It was all very awesome.

So I'm finally in my room with all my stuff. Still not checked in.

And I have no books for classes tomorrow.

I'm talented.

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Friday, August 22nd, 2008
12:12 pm
I am finally done with Chinese!  好死了! For the next ten days...

Today is also my last day of work. After ten weeks of grueling summer school, I'm taking some time off, damnit.

I've got my library job back at WU all set up, but I wonder if I could/should look for a temporary job back here for winter break. And I also need another job for next summer, though if by some miracle I get into that critical language scholarship program, that will probably be difficult to pull off. Curses.

Plus I probably won't be granted any work study money junior or senior year because Stefan won't be in college anymore. Which means I won't be able to work at the library after next year. Which means I'll need to find another job. *sigh* 那麽麻煩。

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Thursday, August 14th, 2008
3:14 pm
I'm freaking out because the State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs has a program called the Critical Language Scholarship for students to spend nine weeks abroad in intensive language study and travel...

...all expenses paid.

Undergrads and grad students, plus students up to two years past either graduation can go. I can even go next summer if I really wanted to, because I'll have completed two years of Chinese.

So. Damn. Excited.

And now I'm thinking about switching up my major to a Chinese Studies "Special" major and Japanese minor. The major is special because I have to petition to declare it. But it's the Chinese language and history/cultural classes that I want, plus Japanese language for fun. I think that if I really want to do International Relations, I'll just go to grad school for it.

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Wednesday, August 13th, 2008
12:52 pm
My friend Danica's car got broken into. Well, more like forced the window down, saw nothing of value, so took the spare change and proceeded to reprogram her radio stations.

The trip to Valley Fair was pretty awesome. I always start off with  "Holy shit, why do I like roller coasters?!" and then as I go down the first hill I'm like "Oh yeah, they're so much fun."

Wild Thing: always a favorite.
Excalibur: still awesome.
Corkscrew: Swirly greatness.
High Roller: OW MY BOOBS!


Power Tower: I hate shooting down. I was shaking after the second time. I'd like to try the shooting up one next time.
Renegade: epic.
Xtreme Swing: a new favorite.

Even though the trip was a lot of fun, we were also there for eight hours. We were so dead by the end of the day. And I didn't get to go to bed until midnight. I was supposed to wake up at 7 am for class, but I was like "Fuck that, I'm going back to bed." Luckily it was one of the few days I could afford to miss class. I slept until 1:30. It was great.

Seven days of class left. 28 hours. So close to being done. And as valuable as this class has been and will be for me, I vow to never take a summer class again. The daily grind of over six hours of class/studying/homework of the same material every day gets really old really fast.

I'm even more messed up about summer almost being over. I want to stay at home with Jordan and all my old friends so bad, but my love for my school still calls me back. I'll have more things to occupy my time, which will be nice. I want to volunteer at the campus bike shop, I'll be working more, and I want to work really hard in all my classes. I'm taking second year Chinese and Japanese, Mao's China (history), and Intro to Programming. Well, I don't particularly care about my programming class. It's one of my "quantitative analysis (math-y)" requirements. I just need a good grade in it for my GPA.

There's an annual "Excellence in an Asian Studies Course" awards process through the Center for Asian Studies. They have awards for students taking Chinese and Japanese, and non-language Asian studies courses. I'm taking three. Faculty nominate a few students for the awards at the end of the year. I want an award so bad. Probably impossible to get all three without dying, particularly since my Chinese history class has a hard professor, but I still want to try. Not to mention you get $200 for each award... The criteria are achievement in a course, independent research, GPA, and contributions to a course. Achievement and independent study are easy. I need to maintain studying every day, and I do research on my own anyways. I've got a 3.685 GPA, which I think could be high enough. And I'm not entirely sure, but I think course contribution is speaking up in class a lot, which, if I study more, correlates.

I'm a horrible overachiever. I know it's really unlikely to get even one award, particularly since I usually stray from my beginning-of-the-semester rigid study routine after the first half of the semester. But it's at least something to shoot for. It can't hurt me to try. Unless of course I spend way too much energy on it and get nothing for it. That's a distinct possibility.

On another note, it saddens me to say that I'll probably stop taking Japanese after this year. I'm going to make Chinese the language/region focus of my International Studies major, and I'm going to try for a Chinese Studies minor as well. I'm going to study abroad in Japan for a semester because it's so easy, and apply for a grant to study in China for a few weeks some summer, or just go on my own after graduation.

I was talking to a guy in my Chinese class today, he's also an International Relations major. He wants to work for a US government agency like the FBI, CIA, or Secret Service. I totally forgot that I'd wanted to do that for a long time. Downtown Portland has a branch of most federal government offices. I want to work there so much. Almost as much as I want to work for an NGO. Mercy Corps is based in Portland. That's actually my dream job.

Alas. I get carried away by life.

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Saturday, August 9th, 2008
6:53 pm
A Willamette '06 alum is apparently racing in the Beijing Olympics, and he won the 800m Olympic tryouts in Eugene, OR. That's pretty crazy.

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Monday, July 28th, 2008
1:58 pm
Today, I made a grown man cry.

This guy, I've been sitting with him in Chinese class for the past six weeks. He's probably mid- to late twenties, has a four year old daughter, and is unmarried. For the past five weeks we've just talked a little during class, attempting to make jokes in Chinese and whatnot. I wouldn't call us friends, but he's an acquaintance. Last week he suggested that we could meet up a little after class got out to do our homework together at the library. We agreed to meet last Thursday. However, he wasn't in the class that day, and didn't show up at the library either. I didn't particularly care since I still got my homework done.

He sent me an email over the weekend apologizing for not coming to the library. He said he hadn't come because he had felt the need to go out drinking into the wee hours of the morning, essentially to drown his sorrows about being a lonely bachelor. [Red flag.] "There is a girl that I have been interested in for some time but I just can't seem to break through the barrier." [RED FLAG.]

I went "Aww crap, he's talking about me."

I have a boyfriend. Who I've been with for over two years. And I live in Oregon. He is old, has a daughter, and is not my type at all.

I decided I'd pretend I didn't know what girl he was talking about, just plead ignorance until a) he goes away, or b) actually tells me he likes me, quickly followed by me having to crush his hopes into oblivion.

So when I walked into class today I tried to make light of the email, joking to him  "So, the emergency was that you had to go get drunk? Lame!"

Apparently that was not the right thing to say at all.

He sat silently for a few minutes and muttered "It wasn't an emergency," before getting up and leaving the class. He didn't return until the end of the period. When he did come back to class, his eyes were slightly red and he still had a few sniffles every now and then.

I had made him cry for an hour outside.

Which I feel bad about, don't get me wrong. The poor guy's miserable. I said something that hurt him, and he was very upset.

But at the same time, it's damn funny. When I take out the fact that I'm the one who hurt him, and he's the one who's upset, then it just turns into a grown man fleeing the room crying because of a simple comment from a girl. Come on now. Man up.

So while I felt sorry for him, especially since I'd made him cry for no reason, I felt the worst about the fact that I had to work really hard to keep from laughing at him.

It got harder to keep from laughing, too, because after a few minutes of awkward silence I asked him if he was alright.

"Yeah, I'm fine. What you said just stung a little."
"Oh, I'm sorry about what I said, you know, I was just trying to give you a hard time."
"Well it worked."

" *dies* Such. A woman."

So I know I'm a horrible person, but I just can't help it. I spent the next hour and a half after class giggling. This is probably one of those times where my sense of humor has a lot of potential to create bad situations in real life.

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Monday, July 21st, 2008
1:56 pm
I got an A in Chinese! Piece of cake. The real trick will be maintaining that A in the next five weeks, because we're moving a lot faster. Still. Woo!

The Dark Knight is fantastic. I really liked that magic trick.

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Thursday, July 17th, 2008
12:47 pm
I was super stressed on Sunday, and I got the worst sore throat ever on Monday night. I've been making a slowly recovery both in terms of my health and my Chinese. I miss a day of class and suddenly I'm screwed. Plus the final is tomorrow. Two hour written test an about a five minute speaking test. I know I'll do fine, and I'm not depending on a great grade in the class, I just need the fluency and credit.

My mom went back to the hospital Monday morning because there was a lot of fluid in her lung still, but they drained it with a tube and she'll be home again this afternoon. Before that she was in Ohio for about ten days. It'll be good to have her back.

Gonna go see The Dark Knight this Saturday with like, twelve people at midnight at the IMAX. It's gonna be sweet as hell. I am so damn excited for that movie.

I've started playing Jade Empire again, most likely due to my daily presence with Chinese... What a great game. I definitely want to pick up Fable again after I play through Jade Empire though. That was also a lot of fun.

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