and suddenly, i'm all right-brained again.
all day today i've been thinking of Hamlet's Act I, and how hamlet's first few lines were so cleverly chosen with multiple meanings. it will always be beeaauutiful. and who doesn't think Shakespeare is a god. i might just run out to borders sometime this week and finally buy one of those $30 posters they keep of his plays. (smile)
there was one and only aberration to today's word-geekiness--a new realization of how math geek i am. you know you're a right-brain fetishist when you find Sequoia Publishing's "Pocket Ref" and flip to the Math+Phys Constants and Conversion Table sections to find that you already have all the not-so-easily derived data memorized. hehee. i did find something atleast utile in it though. in the computer section i found the IBM set of ASCII codes for A-Z and 0-9...
the sleekest non-greek lettering system in existence! Now only if i could find someone geeky enough to want to write to me in it. *sighs*
also: there is nothing more delightful in my room right now than giant caramels from Butler's Orchard. i've eaten one and one-half of my sixteen in typing this entry. Mmmmm.
there was one and only aberration to today's word-geekiness--a new realization of how math geek i am. you know you're a right-brain fetishist when you find Sequoia Publishing's "Pocket Ref" and flip to the Math+Phys Constants and Conversion Table sections to find that you already have all the not-so-easily derived data memorized. hehee. i did find something atleast utile in it though. in the computer section i found the IBM set of ASCII codes for A-Z and 0-9...
the sleekest non-greek lettering system in existence! Now only if i could find someone geeky enough to want to write to me in it. *sighs*
also: there is nothing more delightful in my room right now than giant caramels from Butler's Orchard. i've eaten one and one-half of my sixteen in typing this entry. Mmmmm.