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Agh, why are relationships so confusing?
Anyway.
Today in Geography, we watched a National Geographic video about cyclones. It talked about Hurricane Andrew for a while, and then mentioned how fortunate it was that Andrew didn't hit New Orleans. The video went on to discuss how New Orleans had never been hit by a major hurricane, which is lucky, because it wouldn't hold up well. It showed a meteorologist discussing how the levees only provided a false sense of security, and if a storm came through, the city would be unprepared and it would be a disaster. It was chilling, really.
In other news, why didn't I hear about the movie adaptation of The Mysteries of Pittsburgh earlier? Peter Saarsgaard is playing Cleveland, which is so awesome I could die. He's my favorite character. I really want to reread the book, now.
I'm really looking forward to fall break, although I have a class until 7:15 Wednesday, which sucks. I wish it was a class I could get away with skipping.
Anyway.
Today in Geography, we watched a National Geographic video about cyclones. It talked about Hurricane Andrew for a while, and then mentioned how fortunate it was that Andrew didn't hit New Orleans. The video went on to discuss how New Orleans had never been hit by a major hurricane, which is lucky, because it wouldn't hold up well. It showed a meteorologist discussing how the levees only provided a false sense of security, and if a storm came through, the city would be unprepared and it would be a disaster. It was chilling, really.
In other news, why didn't I hear about the movie adaptation of The Mysteries of Pittsburgh earlier? Peter Saarsgaard is playing Cleveland, which is so awesome I could die. He's my favorite character. I really want to reread the book, now.
I'm really looking forward to fall break, although I have a class until 7:15 Wednesday, which sucks. I wish it was a class I could get away with skipping.