"the doctor is out," chirped the cat. "shroooms?"
"you took a sip out of my already half-empty glass! stupid fuck."
sorry for my prolonged absence. (and thanks for not deleting me! ^^)
I was erm, distracted by my school duties...1...2...3. hahaah, I knew you couldn't fall for that! I'm just a lazy moop. School was over in a blur, thank geezus for that. I don't think I want to remember finals anyways. (especially that math one...>.<) fun fun fun, and the summers begun, I'm hoping for more fireworks and a radtastic one[summer].
Oooh snap. I'm so going platinum.
Sooooo, it is all about work these days. Since we got Farenheit 9/11 its been busy, busy, busy! Which is a good thing for the Avalon...remember, we are nonprofit! (I'm blatantly advertising here) But really, the documentary is sooo amazingly good, and at many parts, hilarious. "There is a saying in Tennessee, I mean, Texas...but it could be in Tennesee too...It goes, 'Fool me once, shame on you. Um, fool me twice...Uh, you can't fool me again!'" CLASSIC. (I actually had never heard the saying before, but it supposed to go "Fool me twice, shame on me." Thank you Eddie.) So the Avalon was busy, and I saw many a Wilson people and many a Lafayette people. Three strange and pointless stories will ensue, you can just skip ahead if you wish.
1) This really radtastic dudeman(im in awe of this new word) came up to the box office because he saw that I was reading Speaker for the Dead. He gave me some great advice on what I should read next and such, and helped clarify some things, so GRATZ, whoever you are, dude in the polo. bwah haaa.
2) So this familiar looking kid walked up to the box office and asked, "Did you go to Burke? You look really familiar." He looked really familiar too, so I just said "Erm, my friends go there, maybe I have seen you around. What grade are you in?"
"I'm in 11th, and yeah maybe that's it..." he said and walked away. I knew he looked way too familiar to just have seen around, so I watched as he got back into line...with none other than Grant Hill by his side! IT WAS JACOB MARCUS!! YAY. He came back to the box office because he figured it out too, and it was all exciting and such. Burke held him back because of his late birthday, which is a bummer. Other than that, it was awesome to see him again. ^^
3) Later that night Tom Oran (or was it Osaan?) and his friend stood by the box office for 15 minutes, contemplating whether they should be home by the designated time, or see the movie. In between that, they demanded child tickets. YAY FOR THEM. Tom Tom, funny dipstick.
♥GUESS WHAT I BOUGHT YESTERDAY? --> mmmmmmmmm. I love this whole old school series that nintendo is issuing. (perhaps they heard my sad call for my old school nintendo in the last entry?? haha, I wish.) Nothing is better than the original Mario, and Zelda. SUPPORT NINTENDO!! Sadly, they are losing business Y-Y. So thank you, Mario Karters. (see palomita, you are hardcore! heeee.) Oki, [/gamer talk]♥
STEFANIE IS THE MASTER OF THE SPIT.
I promise to update more. Cross my heart. ♥
fin.
sorry for my prolonged absence. (and thanks for not deleting me! ^^)
I was erm, distracted by my school duties...1...2...3. hahaah, I knew you couldn't fall for that! I'm just a lazy moop. School was over in a blur, thank geezus for that. I don't think I want to remember finals anyways. (especially that math one...>.<) fun fun fun, and the summers begun, I'm hoping for more fireworks and a radtastic one[summer].
Oooh snap. I'm so going platinum.
Sooooo, it is all about work these days. Since we got Farenheit 9/11 its been busy, busy, busy! Which is a good thing for the Avalon...remember, we are nonprofit! (I'm blatantly advertising here) But really, the documentary is sooo amazingly good, and at many parts, hilarious. "There is a saying in Tennessee, I mean, Texas...but it could be in Tennesee too...It goes, 'Fool me once, shame on you. Um, fool me twice...Uh, you can't fool me again!'" CLASSIC. (I actually had never heard the saying before, but it supposed to go "Fool me twice, shame on me." Thank you Eddie.) So the Avalon was busy, and I saw many a Wilson people and many a Lafayette people. Three strange and pointless stories will ensue, you can just skip ahead if you wish.
1) This really radtastic dudeman(im in awe of this new word) came up to the box office because he saw that I was reading Speaker for the Dead. He gave me some great advice on what I should read next and such, and helped clarify some things, so GRATZ, whoever you are, dude in the polo. bwah haaa.
2) So this familiar looking kid walked up to the box office and asked, "Did you go to Burke? You look really familiar." He looked really familiar too, so I just said "Erm, my friends go there, maybe I have seen you around. What grade are you in?"
"I'm in 11th, and yeah maybe that's it..." he said and walked away. I knew he looked way too familiar to just have seen around, so I watched as he got back into line...with none other than Grant Hill by his side! IT WAS JACOB MARCUS!! YAY. He came back to the box office because he figured it out too, and it was all exciting and such. Burke held him back because of his late birthday, which is a bummer. Other than that, it was awesome to see him again. ^^
3) Later that night Tom Oran (or was it Osaan?) and his friend stood by the box office for 15 minutes, contemplating whether they should be home by the designated time, or see the movie. In between that, they demanded child tickets. YAY FOR THEM. Tom Tom, funny dipstick.
♥GUESS WHAT I BOUGHT YESTERDAY? --> mmmmmmmmm. I love this whole old school series that nintendo is issuing. (perhaps they heard my sad call for my old school nintendo in the last entry?? haha, I wish.) Nothing is better than the original Mario, and Zelda. SUPPORT NINTENDO!! Sadly, they are losing business Y-Y. So thank you, Mario Karters. (see palomita, you are hardcore! heeee.) Oki, [/gamer talk]♥
STEFANIE IS THE MASTER OF THE SPIT.
I promise to update more. Cross my heart. ♥
fin.