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Embarrassed
Posted Apr 25, 2005
Please ignore all previous journal entries. I haven't always been as fabulously cool as I am now.
I hate the end of the semester and am fully ready to graduate.
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Latest reply: Apr 25, 2005
Wow
Posted Apr 8, 2004
Incredible! I've updated my profile!
Anyway, back to physics.
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Latest reply: Apr 8, 2004
11/21/02
Posted Nov 22, 2002
I have the strangest hallucinations when I'm tired. I stayed up quite a long time last night, and I ended up hearing the voices of various professors of mine doing book reviews. Fascinatingly enough, that's completely true.
I've found a new topic for a guide entry. It's fascinating, and it combines my interests in neurobiology and the horror genre. Man, I need to become a neurobiologist. That's what I like. I wonder why I keep trying other things.
I thought of something. If tuna is the chicken of the sea, does that mean that there are other varieties of metaphorical aquatic birds too? For instance, I would be very interested in seeing a peacock of the sea, or a hummingbird of the sea. However, what I'm really holding my breath for is the vulture of the sea.
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Latest reply: Nov 22, 2002
11/19/2002
Posted Nov 20, 2002
I'm baaack. What a nightmare, not being able to get into my space. I have sentimental attachment to this space, really. I created it back when the fabulous Mr. Adams was still a Researcher here... I still miss him terribly. What a couple of years for loss. First Douglas Adams, then George Harrison, then my wonderful cat Siren, and recently Richard Harris. I suppose moping does no good, but I don't want to forget them.
Hm... I bet some people might be offended by my lumping the death of my cat into the same category with such great figures. Certainly, no disrespect was intended. These were just some of the major blows which my sentiments were struck over the past two years. They're all horrible, and I have no desire to quantify or qualify the amount of pain associated with each.
I realized when I got back here--this journal is pretty much a blog, isn't it? I have an unfounded bias against blogs. Oh well. This is an exceptional case. Ford himself told me to do it.
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Latest reply: Nov 20, 2002
5/12/01
Posted May 12, 2001
i can't believe the news about Douglas Adams. i can't write more right now....i keep bursting into tears...
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Latest reply: May 12, 2001
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