Red Shoes? Red Shoes.
I just realized that i wear the same freakin' pair of shoes everytime. Maybe it's a guy thing to just wear the same pair of shoes with everything: shorts, jeans, pin stripped pants and work out clohthes. That, or I'm just in need of the people from 'What Not to Wear. '
Life is -- well, I'm still here so that's all that matters in the end.
I'm back in school and I'm glad abou that.
The Schedule:
Monday:
Poetry/1: 00 -2: 30/jamie thomas
Lunch
Work/4-12ish
Tuesday
Shakespeare/10-11:30 a.m./dr. kleet, who looks exactly like Sarah Silverman
British Literature/11: 30-1 p.m/chadwick, who looks like the lovechild of Bagley and Couvillon
French 2/1-2: 30 p.m./bahmanyar
Lunch
Work/4-12ish
Wednesday
Poetry/1-2:30/jamie thomas
Fiction/2:30-5:30/brad hipps, some Danish grad student who wears funky boots
Thursday
Same as Tuesday, but no work.
Friday
Frech Lab/12-2 p.m./bahmanyar
Le Weekend!
In Poetry, one side has nothing but hipsters while the opposite side has nothing Valley girls. I'm in the middle so what does that say about me? Pink hipster?
I have annoying kids in my Fiction class, you know, the ones that are smart as whip but have no social skills. Yeah, I can't wait to read their stuff.
We're reading good plays in Shakespeare, so I'm not really worried 'bout that class. My British Lit professor is pretty eccentric. I mean, she does look like the love child of Bagley and Couvillon. I have a good friend, and a cute guy( a gay!) in my class, but, again, there some annoying elitists in my class.
French ... well, it's sad when I'm helping people with pronouciation. I understand it's the first week back, but how can you not know how to say 'car' in French?
Work is work. Speaking of work, I might be a new freelance writer for the Houston Voice, Houston's gay weekly newspaper. I'm in a trial period right now so my editor is going to decide whether or not I'll be on the freelance staff depending on how well I do on my first assignment. He said that my beats will include entertainment and community features (aka Lesbians baking some vegetarian dish while writing a manifesto while controlling their Asian babies). I hope that this job pays better than my copyediting/writer position at The Daily Cougar.
Oh, I was picked up by Penn State's newspaper the other day. They ran one of my columns they picked up off the wire. I know it's stupid, but I just get a little fuzzy inside knowing that some northerner read one of my columns about emo kids.
My birthday is in less than a week and I'm already busy. That's a good thing, right?
Life is -- well, I'm still here so that's all that matters in the end.
I'm back in school and I'm glad abou that.
The Schedule:
Monday:
Poetry/1: 00 -2: 30/jamie thomas
Lunch
Work/4-12ish
Tuesday
Shakespeare/10-11:30 a.m./dr. kleet, who looks exactly like Sarah Silverman
British Literature/11: 30-1 p.m/chadwick, who looks like the lovechild of Bagley and Couvillon
French 2/1-2: 30 p.m./bahmanyar
Lunch
Work/4-12ish
Wednesday
Poetry/1-2:30/jamie thomas
Fiction/2:30-5:30/brad hipps, some Danish grad student who wears funky boots
Thursday
Same as Tuesday, but no work.
Friday
Frech Lab/12-2 p.m./bahmanyar
Le Weekend!
In Poetry, one side has nothing but hipsters while the opposite side has nothing Valley girls. I'm in the middle so what does that say about me? Pink hipster?
I have annoying kids in my Fiction class, you know, the ones that are smart as whip but have no social skills. Yeah, I can't wait to read their stuff.
We're reading good plays in Shakespeare, so I'm not really worried 'bout that class. My British Lit professor is pretty eccentric. I mean, she does look like the love child of Bagley and Couvillon. I have a good friend, and a cute guy( a gay!) in my class, but, again, there some annoying elitists in my class.
French ... well, it's sad when I'm helping people with pronouciation. I understand it's the first week back, but how can you not know how to say 'car' in French?
Work is work. Speaking of work, I might be a new freelance writer for the Houston Voice, Houston's gay weekly newspaper. I'm in a trial period right now so my editor is going to decide whether or not I'll be on the freelance staff depending on how well I do on my first assignment. He said that my beats will include entertainment and community features (aka Lesbians baking some vegetarian dish while writing a manifesto while controlling their Asian babies). I hope that this job pays better than my copyediting/writer position at The Daily Cougar.
Oh, I was picked up by Penn State's newspaper the other day. They ran one of my columns they picked up off the wire. I know it's stupid, but I just get a little fuzzy inside knowing that some northerner read one of my columns about emo kids.
My birthday is in less than a week and I'm already busy. That's a good thing, right?