I was going to post something all meaningful up here, but by the time I got through putting in the links below and raving about books below that, I ran out of steam. Er, next time?

( Internet treasure trove. )

Went exploring today with Sam, thinking we were going to a lovely arboretum in Apex. Turns out the arboretum hadn't actually been built yet, so we explored around the brush and old buildings that were there instead. I love the feeling of exploring a new place, when you have no idea what you're going to find next. As it happened, we didn't find ( Read more... )

I had a tiny chip in my windshield, which my parents warned me would crack and cause all kinds of mayhem, so I called AAA out to patch it. The glass dude was quite the character, a hard-core Bostonian with an accent that could probably cut glass all on its own ( Read more... )

If anyone finds out what happened to May, let me know. I seem to have lost it. People say time seems to pass more quickly the older you are; at the rate I'm going, by the time I'm 60 years old I'll blink and miss a whole decade.

My brother is the coolest young entrepreneurial upstart poised to take over the world out there, and don't you forget ( Read more... )

Angsty, stressful week! No more of that ( Read more... )

Oh dear, it's been forever, and I have accumulated so many things to share with you, most of which are now old and outdated.
( Old and busted. )

I'm always pleasant surprised when it turns out there's a word or phrase already in existence for something like this that would normally take far too long to describe with the typical set of vocabulary words.

Check out The Saga of the Lemon Poppyseed Cake, a hilarious blogpost by friend Anne Elisabeth Stengl, who also just so happens to be a ( Read more... )

I don't really know what happened to April. If someone finds out, inform me. It seems to have vanished in a hectic blur of excellent times with friends, sleep deprivation, and work; all in all, I guess there are worse ways to lose a month ( Read more... )

Eventful times! Last weekend was packed with magnificence. On Friday I headed back to CU to see a friend's senior recital, which was superb. We hung out afterwards, running into old friends and professors, then hightailing it out to the golf course to run around like maniacs just like old times. On Saturday Sam and I had our first party at the ( Read more... )

New rule: no coffee past 10pm. Make a note of it. I spent the night too tired to sleep, and I think I already need a nap. All in all, however, it was more than worth some tossing and turning in exchange driving down to Winston-Salem to see fantastic friends.

( Quiet week for the internets. )