I am going to make all of my entries friends-only from now on. It's not because I wish to stop anyone from reading my journal, I just feel more comfortable knowing exactly who can read it. So, feel free to shoot me an email or whatever (if you know me, you know how to contact me, or you know someone else who does). Keep in mind, adding me to your ( Read more... )

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I finally watched my tape of the Women's Free Skate from Torino. For the umpteenth time in a row, the person most expected to win didn't, and a person utterly unexpected to win, did ( Read more... )

So the Ice Dancing final was yesterday in Torino. As is usual, the Russians won the gold. However, for the first time in 30 years (specifically, since the first time Ice Dance was an olympic event, in 1976 when the USA won the bronze), a American team won an ice dancing medal! Tanith Belbin and Benjamin Agosto won the silver in Ice Dancing, with ( Read more... )

Well, I finally watched the Men's Freeskate off my tapes ( Read more... )

The 2006 Winter Olympics are now in full swing, and I am enjoying every moment -- almost. A number of great ones have left (or not even arrived) at this Games, and will be sorely missed ( Read more... )

djehutys_wisdom --

[adjective]:

Pretentiously academian

'How will you be defined in the dictionary?' at QuizGalaxy.com

This is so hilariously accurate. If you know me at all, you know it's true.

Your arch-nemesis is:Captain Kirk


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Oh my gosh. The people, and I use that term loosly, in my Medieval/Renaissance studies class are dumb. So freaking dumb ( Read more... )

So, last Thursday night marked the first true Quantuming of the semester. For anyone not familiar, the Quantuming is the night before quantum physics homework is due, to a certain professor whom we all love but who also likes to assign rather lengthy homeworks. Due to the fact that it is near-impossible to convince any of my friends to start the ( Read more... )

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