Comments | lunacow: anthropomorphism and photosynthesis

lunacow

anthropomorphism and photosynthesis

Oct 05, 2006 12:40

( What I've been up to recently )

bicycles, health, writing, exercise, weather, family, the overworld, music

Comments 9

jenxteen October 5 2006, 20:42:46 UTC

Thanks for having us - we had a really nice time!

lunacow October 5 2006, 21:28:18 UTC

Good, I'm glad. We had fun having you here!

jenxteen October 6 2006, 02:15:03 UTC

Oh, and apologies to everyone's ears for my singing. You guys are family and have to suffer, but I must be in love if I'll sing in front of him.

lunacow October 6 2006, 21:39:52 UTC

Shut up, your singing was fine!

fling93 October 6 2006, 00:04:13 UTC

...any activity in which I get to sing is all right by me.

Why is it that I cannot recall ever having heard you sing?

The sillest anthropomorphization I've done was when Erika and I visited her folks in McAllen, TX several years ago and we had rented a car. When we returned it at the airport parking lot, I patted the car on the hood and said (with perfect dead seriousness), "Farewell, noble steed. You have served us well."

Well hey, it was a Dodge Neon. Ya know? With the cute round headlights? Those commercials where that "Hi!" would pop up over the car? Very easy to anthropomorphize.

Yeah, I think Erika laughed the entire flight back.

lunacow October 6 2006, 21:41:02 UTC

Why is it that I cannot recall ever having heard you sing?

Most likely because you've never heard me sing. I can't think when that would have happened.

That story about the car is very cute.

fling93 October 6 2006, 21:46:56 UTC

We must change one of the write-ins to a sing-in!

vito_excalibur October 6 2006, 00:09:15 UTC

I never should have started eating bacon.

That's the first time I've ever heard anybody say that!

Yes - I have my bike, but for exercise I am actually riding the stationary bike at the gym, because in real life there are so many stops & starts & whatnot that it's hardly consistent exercise.

I suppose I should make an effort to figure out how to get to actual trails, and go there, huh.

lunacow October 6 2006, 21:42:27 UTC

That makes sense that you're exercising separately, since your biking is transportation and not a workout. But it's so awesome that you are biking for transportation!