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Things That Are Gay*
*by which I mean things that at least one gay person I personally know enjoys (hey, it's a valid definition, right ( Read more... ) -
Memory Time
I've been reading excerpts from a book I should probably buy. Though I'm sure reading it in its entirety will cause many breakdowns and tears. And I'm reminded of a memory from my childhood ( Read more... ) -
Pictuars!
For those of you who do not follow my twitter or check Facebook regularly, I have wedding pictures up on the Facebooks. Yes, you will need a Facebook account to see them. You will also need to either be my friend or friends with someone else who is my friend.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3ETA: Or perhaps logging in is not necessary? Always wondered what ( Read more... ) -
Children.
As the wedding date draws nearer (less than two months, yo), more and more people who don't know me (or George) exceptionally well feel that it's appropriate to comment and ask questions about our personal lives, goals, and decisions about our future. In particular, our (yes, OUR) decision not to have children.
( On people asking about why we aren't having kids, and how this makes me feel. ) -
Hunger City. Lyrics here for posterity.
Stay at home, city boy ( Read more... ) -
Random con-related statements.
Pants ( Read more... ) -
CON!
Holy crap! I managed to fit just about everything for CON into two bags! This includes both pairs of boots and my platform shoes. I still have my purse, laptop bag, and a blanket, too, but the majority of my stuff is in the bags. I'm rather proud of that. Even though I'm sure it sounds scary on the surface.
Yaaay! CON! -
*excited*
OMGCON!
CON is so close! Close, I say!
I hope I don't wear myself out with excitement before I even get there. >.> -
Boredom.
Because I have little to do at the moment, because I haven't gotten approval for my thesis yet. I'm bored.
So.
I've found my fabric and my patterns, and I'll be starting on Julia tomorrow.
The red fabric I have is a little too blue, but it should still be acceptable. -
So... (an open question to all graduate students/former graduate students)
What do you do if you spend an extended period of time working on your thesis, and right near the end come to the conclusion that it can't be done? I mean, the work would still be there and still be significant, but the overall conclusion would be that it's a failed idea, at least with this specific approach ( Read more... )