DINOSAURS.

That's actually a huge lie. They're just ammonites and other crustaceans. But still I found some, real ones! Apparently the south coast of England, known as the Jurassic Coast contains the thickest concentration of this type of fossil in the world ( Read more... )

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Light rail adventure day ( Read more... )

Back at school. Feel strangely comfortable in both states.


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Stuff You Won't Care AboutToday I read about the "pathetic fallacy." It describes, in poetry, when the poet's feelings are so strong and the poet's reason is so weak that he percieves untrue things, i.e. outrageous metaphors that reflect his feeling rather than the actuality of the thing. But the essay was written in the late 1800s and the author ( Read more... )

Bleh, I don't like Discovering the Figure. It's a life painting class and the teacher is anal, intimidating, and rigid. And we have to use oil, ew. I realize it will probably be good for me, but it's painful when he goes around to all the underdrawings and erases them and draws them himself. I only got through the day by reciting Lonely Island ( Read more... )

And the green grass is six, and the soybeans are seven,
The junebugs are eight, the weeds and thistles are elevenEven though today it was overcast, it reached about 55 degrees and we walked to Druid Hill Park. Evidently at night this is Male Prostitute Central, but we saw only trees, birds, grass, etc. Flowers were even beginning to grow, in ( Read more... )

The last two days have been some of the most exhausting of my life, especially because my friends are leaving and I didn't get to see them much in the final days. I think installations are a perfect cross between artistic control and inherent interactivity, but I have learned: HOLY JESUS they are so much pain. To begin with, my attitude towards ( Read more... )