Was taking an extended internet-perusing break from studying for tomorrow's test, (shut up conscience, I've been at it for nearly five hours, and I'll go back right after this), and came across this best-of-craigslist rant. Hearing many a sentiment in a similar vein from my nearing-graduation circle of friends, I thought to repost it.

( funny stuff )

Oh I am itching to plant something that is not going to die because of a lack of sun! Living without plants inside has been no fun -- and those AeroGardens are cool, but out of my pocket's reach ( Read more... )

That was an exciting couple of weeks! I am so much more partial to the winter sports -- blame the climate of my two homelands :) It is also a bonus to have two countries to cheer for -- although Russia's down in the dumps this year, at least Plushenko got silver. Most exciting moment: men's 50km and women's 30km cross-country race. At such ( Read more... )

2000 was my first New Years spent in Canada. I had just turned 11 at the time.

A decade in Canada, w00t w00t!

When we first came to Canada we lived in the basement of my dad's boss. He's a history buff who consistently ruins parties with his desire to share his interest. He will go on for hours, about any time period; fascinating, but the women wanna go bellydancing already ( Read more... )

QUESTION POLL ( Read more... )

Can I say happiest birthday ever?

Thank you to all that made it possible :)

overheard while biking at Cherry beach:

small angel of a child goes "whoa!" while trying to avoid my wheel ---

dad responds, "yes, today there's going to be a lot of woes".

curtains.

To quote Jeffrey Rowlands, "Looks like it's gonna be one of those weeks."

The lightning sure was something though!...We stood on our garage roof as long as I could stand the cold, then went to the park for the finale. So refreshing.

Потеряла лицо Таня-тян -
Плачет о мяче, укатившемся в пруд.
Возьми себя в руки, дочь самурая.