Two more lasts today. My last talk with the Chaplain this morning. That's something I've done since the very beginning of freshman year, since I was still figuring out whether I wanted to be Christian. We've come a long way together... she's helped me and inspired me so much and continues to encourage me ( Read more... )

I had a wonderful and exhausting weekend! The potluck was indeed huge. By my count over 150 people came, bringing a variety of delicious dishes. We didn't get as many guests from town as I had hoped, especially since we tried to do a lot of advertising there, but other than that everything was perfect. It was a great start to Food Truth Week ( Read more... )

I am so glad I went to that concert last night! I can't believe it was just an idle thought: "Hey, a queer acoustic duo. I like queer acoustic duos, they're kind of my favorite thing. Maybe I'll go check this one out." I asked several friends if they were into going with me, but they weren't, and I was debating whether or not to go by myself ( Read more... )

Long time no post! I haven't really been keeping up with LJ at all lately because I lack a computer at the moment. So now you will finally get to hear the exciting conclusion of my Spring Break ( Read more... )

I am the Tofu Princess '07! Yay!

( The text of my interpretive dance )

Indian food with Debbie and Lucy was good, and the Dar Williams concert with Debbie was great. I cried twice: during the first song, "You're Aging Well" (which I'd never even heard before), and during the last song, "Iowa" (at the part that goes, "And so for you/I came this far across the tracks/Ten miles above the limit and with no seatbelt/And I ( Read more... )

So, the concert. I left totally exhausted and satisfied, tearstained, hoarse from singing and screaming. That was the best time I've had in years.

First thing, they had a special guest, Danielle Howle. I had never heard of her, and I was frankly a bit impatient for the real show to begin, but she immediately blew me away. She has an incredible ( Read more... )

Today I recieved various hugs, a poem about Monet, and a backrub. I left behind a batch of oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, vacuumed floors, and some Greek sentences. I went to a Bill Staines concert. I sat on the wood floor with my friends and he played "Shenandoah" and "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" and "Thirsty Boots" (which almost made ( Read more... )