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I hate that school makes me do things when I would rather be doing other things. I was caught up for about 12 hours last week. I was up until 6 doing a paper on Wednesday night/Thursday morning (which I realized at 12 am I was doing all wrong and completely started over). That was an interesting time. I was on a caffine buzz for a little bit. And I would type words that formed coherrent sentences, then my mind would read it back, and I could read the words, but it didn't look like English. (Later, it turned out to be). This weekend, instead of going home, and possibly to Lake Tahoe, and feeling full for once, I am stuck here catching up on Oceanography crap, and writing a paper that's due on Monday comparing an aspects of old Indian and Chinese culture. I have finally decided my topic is comparing the way Buddha(s) is/are represented in Indian versus Chinese art. (Mandy, that's riveting). Next weekend, I'm not going home either because I have to help out with the finalists of a contest for high school students, the one where most of the kids wrote about peer pressure (when peer pressure and other pressures are really derived out of fear). So I won't get to go home for my mom's birthday either. Went to the zoo today. I don't think I came out with one good picture. I drew polar bears, regular bears, zebras, rhinos, antelope, warthogs (they have the weirdest skulls!) kangaroos, and a koala. Rhinos skip when they run. They are so massive and bulky but like little ballerinas when they run. Then I went to my internship where I watched a bunch of public service anoucements. When you watch so many PSAs back to back, you find that most are really depressing; 2 pound babies, grandpa losing his memory, inner city kids with no playgrounds. So it's probably just as well that programmers begrudgingly put them in with their regular commercials under compliance with the law. I am hungry all the time. I want a kitty. So, in my last entry I wrote about animal heads on sticks. (I haven't decided what they are doing yet, but something funny). I know that animal heads on sticks is not clear. So now I need anyone's opinion. Below are the ones they have in San Francisco. Which 2 is the funniest or best combination?       Thank you. Better do the homework I couldn't go home to do. Current Mood:  frustrated.What's on: King of the Hill - The Incredible Hank |
posted by: qoite (reply)
post date: 06.17.05 (5:26 pm)
the giraffe definitely... its just all like... blehh... lol, no other way to explain it...
chelsea
posted by: dre (reply)
post date: 06.18.05 (9:39 am)
i'm diggin the giraff and the crocadile/aligator. all the others look mean,and i don't like mean.
blah--come to the area up here cause i'm bored!
posted by: Jeremy (reply)
post date: 06.20.05 (8:52 am)
Those heads are neat. May I have one?
posted by: dre (reply)
post date: 06.20.05 (8:17 pm)
no. jeremy may not have one!!!
= D
posted by: BunBun (reply)
post date: 06.21.05 (6:03 am)
I like the panda, crocodile and giraffe. Is 3 too many? Am I being greedy?
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