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Me: This asshat. I don't even have words right now except those.
Bruce: <3
Me: Rosaline is not Pepper Potts. xD
Rosaline: Yeah, I'm not touching any plasmic goo or removing shrapnel.
Bruce: <3
Me: Rosaline is not Pepper Potts. xD
Rosaline: Yeah, I'm not touching any plasmic goo or removing shrapnel.
Rosaline: My dad's from Budapest! :D
Me: That worked scarily well.
So I did my presentation of Celine's Comet and it makes no realistic scientific sense. XD But my equation is right.
Me: That worked scarily well.
So I did my presentation of Celine's Comet and it makes no realistic scientific sense. XD But my equation is right.
Me: pfffffft. Screw science. XD
God. He annoys me so much. I don't know why I bothered answering. ;n;
God. He annoys me so much. I don't know why I bothered answering. ;n;
Me: I'm playing this piece called Carnival of Venice for a solo, and holy crap it's six pages long.
Me: The hard part is going from three ledger lines above the staff to notes below the staff, because your lips have to change enough to get them out but not so that they change pitch or volume and then back again. xD


Marcee: So proud of you.

Me: Nope nope nope. Jo that is not OK. It's my time and I'm really sensitive and HOW COULD YOU. (but thank you nonetheless)

Me: I would play Carnival but I'm an idiot who chews my lip and now it hurts so I can't play a note. xD
Me: *probably not going to click to save feels also on a phone so that sort of limits things*
So I'm trying to decide on three poems to bring to my lit and comp class. One is definitely going to be "There's a certain slant of light" by Emily Dickinson, then I wanted to bring a Cummings poem in, but I can't decide which. I'm thinking "anyone live in a pretty how town", "nobody loses all the time," "in time of daffodils who know", and "maggie and millie and molly and may." Last one I want to bring is a Tom Milsom song/poem. Not sure which though.
So I'm trying to decide on three poems to bring to my lit and comp class. One is definitely going to be "There's a certain slant of light" by Emily Dickinson, then I wanted to bring a Cummings poem in, but I can't decide which. I'm thinking "anyone live in a pretty how town", "nobody loses all the time," "in time of daffodils who know", and "maggie and millie and molly and may." Last one I want to bring is a Tom Milsom song/poem. Not sure which though.
Me: I like "anyone live in a pretty how town."
Don't click it.
Click it and die.
(this also applies to blinking)
Don't click it.
Click it and die.
(this also applies to blinking)
Jo wrote: "Me: We need to hand Ivi Cabin Pressure.
And DO NOT click it."
Me: I won't click then.
I was watching Wayne Earl's TEDx talk and oh god I just wanted to hug him. >_<
And DO NOT click it."
Me: I won't click then.
I was watching Wayne Earl's TEDx talk and oh god I just wanted to hug him. >_<
Me: <3 :3 Ily too.
Speaking of saying 'I love you,' I was walking to the library this morning, and my friend K crept up behind me and quietly went, "I was totally not just waiting for you to walk by." And then we hugged and she stroked my face and said, "I love you. And I think about you at night."
And the Bruce in me wanted to go, "Who doesn't?"
Speaking of saying 'I love you,' I was walking to the library this morning, and my friend K crept up behind me and quietly went, "I was totally not just waiting for you to walk by." And then we hugged and she stroked my face and said, "I love you. And I think about you at night."
And the Bruce in me wanted to go, "Who doesn't?"
Me: xD Next time. And I don't about it happening again.
What if we could walk into each other's dreams like that one episode of Spongebob? Also, I watched too much Spongebob as a child, as if you couldn't already tell.
What if we could walk into each other's dreams like that one episode of Spongebob? Also, I watched too much Spongebob as a child, as if you couldn't already tell.
Books mentioned in this topic
The Importance of Being Earnest (other topics)Science in the Kitchen and the Art of Eating Well (other topics)
Tuesdays with Morrie: An Old Man, a Young Man, and Life's Greatest Lesson (other topics)
Things Fall Apart (other topics)
The Monk (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
James P. Blaylock (other topics)Tim Powers (other topics)
XD ily, Bruce~