Birds of the same flock, or how that goes.
wya85 has also started her LJ. That makes us an online simultaneous textual reality show. Fun!
It's close to five o'clock, I've arrived back from work, and I see that there's a situation prezzey has already covered to some extent.
And guess what, no one blew any of the Budapest shopping malls up. I don't like the sort of people who make fun out of everything. Someone's probably very amused at the millions of HUF spent on extra police costs and the emptying of the three malls.
Had a working day, one of the interviewees just came back from abroad and thus forgot that he was supposed to come to the studio today. More on that later, the other interview turned out quite interesting.
We're currently watching a rerun of an episode of Seventh heaven. In the episode, one of the show's children was suspended in school because cutlery (including a knife) was included in the child's lunchbox. Another kid was taken to the principal's office because she used aspirin for her headache. A third kid accidentally had his father's emergency beeper with him, so he was accused of being a drugdealer and also taken to the principal's (that's something I do not fully understand). Are these procedures and rules applied in US schools? I wonder.
It's close to five o'clock, I've arrived back from work, and I see that there's a situation prezzey has already covered to some extent.
And guess what, no one blew any of the Budapest shopping malls up. I don't like the sort of people who make fun out of everything. Someone's probably very amused at the millions of HUF spent on extra police costs and the emptying of the three malls.
Had a working day, one of the interviewees just came back from abroad and thus forgot that he was supposed to come to the studio today. More on that later, the other interview turned out quite interesting.
We're currently watching a rerun of an episode of Seventh heaven. In the episode, one of the show's children was suspended in school because cutlery (including a knife) was included in the child's lunchbox. Another kid was taken to the principal's office because she used aspirin for her headache. A third kid accidentally had his father's emergency beeper with him, so he was accused of being a drugdealer and also taken to the principal's (that's something I do not fully understand). Are these procedures and rules applied in US schools? I wonder.