Date; random things.
My date last night went well! I liked her a lot. She's smart, pretty, funny, and geeky, which is pretty much ideal. And she seemed at least mildly enthusiastic about me, too. I'm seeing her again on Friday -- there's a bi-weekly board game night she goes to that I'm going to tag along at.
Yesterday and today both saw classes at Metro School cancelled due to weather. Monday night we got about three inches of snow, and last night it apparently got icy.
And lastly, here's two random internet things I came across recently:
At the website for NBC's "The Office", the actress who plays Angela (who is also named Angela) has her own little page where she posts little videos and stuff. She is *so* incredibly likable and cute. They're pretty much all fun, but I recommend "Pregnancy Bombshell" (Jenna mentions not being "allowed" to exercise yet because she'd severely injured her back), Angela Goes to the Emmys (I liked the first dress best), and the ones about their trip to Scranton. It's kind of disconcerting to see her being her giggly self instead of her character.
I've been reading the blog of James Gurney, the author/painter of the Dinotopia books. The other day he made this bizarre observation... if you look at the bottom half of a Stormtrooper upside down, it looks like an evil Pillsbury Doughboy. Check out his photo demonstrating this, complete with a little kerchief for the Stormtrooper.
Yesterday and today both saw classes at Metro School cancelled due to weather. Monday night we got about three inches of snow, and last night it apparently got icy.
And lastly, here's two random internet things I came across recently:
At the website for NBC's "The Office", the actress who plays Angela (who is also named Angela) has her own little page where she posts little videos and stuff. She is *so* incredibly likable and cute. They're pretty much all fun, but I recommend "Pregnancy Bombshell" (Jenna mentions not being "allowed" to exercise yet because she'd severely injured her back), Angela Goes to the Emmys (I liked the first dress best), and the ones about their trip to Scranton. It's kind of disconcerting to see her being her giggly self instead of her character.
I've been reading the blog of James Gurney, the author/painter of the Dinotopia books. The other day he made this bizarre observation... if you look at the bottom half of a Stormtrooper upside down, it looks like an evil Pillsbury Doughboy. Check out his photo demonstrating this, complete with a little kerchief for the Stormtrooper.