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This is WEIRD!!
Posted Apr 6, 2006
I've just changed my preferences from Brunel to GOO, and its weird! It's all different, and its hard to find my way around, because everything is in different places. I'm not sure how long I'm going to be able to stand it. But I'm bored, so I felt like making a change...
And what is it with that fish riding a bicycle? That's not in the Brunel version of the site....
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Went to the dentist!
Posted Apr 2, 2006
This is the first journal entry I've done in ages. 
I guess some mildly interesting things happened lately, nothing like working in chocolate shops or anything like that,
but yesterday I went to the dentist to get a filling. Actually, the worst part was really the sounds, rather than the pain. It was like: WWWHHHIIZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzz.... WWWHHHIIIZZZZZZzzzzZZZZ!!!!! And then there was a funny smell. I guess it was maybe friction on my tooth, and it sort of burnt? And afterwards, my mouth was numb from, the...numbing stuff. It was sort of annoying, after a while. So I guess I should take better care of my teeth from now on. And these jellybeans that I'm eating now are really tasty
So then later on, I bought a new bicycle. So that's cool.
I've been saving money for that past year or so, so I could get a proper nice bike, rather than cheap Wal-Mart garbage.
And I'm going to New York City on the 18th! 
I can't wait! I'm going to go see Spamalot, the musical based on Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the greatest movie ever, really. 
Oh, yeah, and I'll see some the great historical monuments of the country, also, I suppose.
So...what else is going on.....Speaking of musicals, on the 9th I'm going to Dayton to see Movin' Out, a sort of rock opera or whatever of Billy Joel's music, which is pretty cool.....Um....I'm reading Catch-22. It's pretty good other that being really long.....Um....Another Entry of mine got picked: A9281072 And I'm working on another: A10340047 . Um....well....yeah, I think that's it, I'll shut up now.
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yay!
Posted Feb 1, 2006
I'm going to go to New York City this April! I'm flying there by myself, and I'm staying with my aunt who lives there!
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ARRRGHGG!!!
Posted Nov 14, 2005
ARRRGHGG!!!
I just spent over two hours of my life contemplating, prepearing, cooking, and cleaning up after a big dinner that I was SO sure that would be the most delicious thing I've ever tasted in my entire life!
I fixed roast potatoes in olive oil with fresh garlic, oregano, and thyme, and mashed carrots and sauteed mushrooms. Sounds awesome, right?
Well actually, it was crap and I hated it.
The potatoes would have been really good if they wern't under cooked.
And the carrots would be good if they just didn't taste like...um.....carrots. So there wasn't really anything WRONG with the carrots, other than I just didn't like them.
The mushrooms were good though, so no complaints there. But still, I spent forever planning the meal, chopping and preparing, cooking, and then worst of all having CLEAN UP AFTER IT ALL!!!
And one other very similar time, I made homemade spagetti sauce with capers, and this spagetti that was, instead of being made from wheat, was made from spinach. And it was completly disgusting, also.
But last week, I made a Japenese-Italian dinner of sauteed tofu marinated in soy sauce and miso (a salty soybean paste) and whole wheat pasta in a homemade bianca sauce (a pasta sauce made from olive oil, garlic and fresh herbs) and homegrown Brussel sprouts. That was REALLY good, though.....
ARRGHGG!!!
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Would you like to live on a Paridise Earth?
Posted Sep 20, 2005
Good morning,
A little while ago, I was sitting here at my computer, and I heard a car coming up the drive, (my driveway is gravel, so we always hear people coming) and a couple of middle aged ladies stepped out (well, one was middle aged, the other probably had three inches of makeup on, so it was hard to tell) of this big, white pickup/SUV thing, so I went back to the computer, you know, like Zaphod trying to choose the most casual looking chair on the Heart of Gold when Ford and Arthur arrive.
So anyway, they knock on the door, and I casually walk over, trying to look tired and like they got me out of bed, but still look casual like the chair that I was previously sitting in. But unfouritonatly, I had had a cup of tea, and I was in good conciusness, so that didn't work, but anyway.
The older looking one said somthing like,
'Hello, good morning. You probably wern't expecting company, but I am...."
Then she introduced themselves, but of course, I don't remember their names.
And then she said, well, something to the effect of,
'And we would like to ask you a question, if someone asked you if you wanted live forever, what would you say?'
They had probably been rehearsing those lines for weeks. At first, I thought that they were from some medical reaseach place, and they had developed some wonderful new diet, and you could live forever....
And so then I casually rubbed my face in thought, but it was actually to conceal my grin, because I was trying to think of something funny to say, and I replied,
'Err..no...not really. Not with the current state of the planet.' I would have thought up something more casual, and I dunno, but it was on the spur of the moment. Wait a minute. That wasn't even funny anyway. I wanted to think of something funny to say! But anyway.
And who would want to live forever if there are stupid people, waging wars, polluting, corrupting, being greedy, messing up your hair, and just genarally beng obnoxious? That gets on my nerves already.
So then she said,
'Well would you like to live forever on the Paridise Earth?' Or something like that. I'm not sure. Casual people don't need to go into such detail. Then I thought that they were advertising some holiday resort. Or, um, cruise ship. Or, by the name of the place, a retirement community. Why are they asking a fourteen and a half year old about a retirement community?
So then I'm not sure what I said. I don't remember. But that was when my mom had finally gotten out of bed, and put on halfway decent clothing. And then she took over the conversation, and the lady starting over again with her rehearsed line.
As it turned out, they were Jehova's Witnessess, or something similar. My mom said no thanks, we're not interested, but what she really meant was something along the lines of get off my property, and don't bother me anymore.
I could go off about my views on religion, but I'd just get in trouble. I already made two enemies in the past three days for the sole reason that I have opinions on certain things, and I used my right of free speech.
Darn, the thought of that retirment community was looking sort of attractive.
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