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Thursday, 10 December 2009
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Intarwebs
Whether it's updating your resume, bragging yourself up or submitting a grant proposal, people always prefer concrete numbers to a vague concept of size.
Well, the Internet is big.
Wednesday, 09 December 2009
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Snow phone
I lost my phone last weekend... it turns out, someone dropped it in the snow outside my classmate's backyard in the frozen Virginia countryside. She graciously looked all over the [massive] space looking for a [white] phone after dark in the cold [she has Reynaud's].
Well, my phone is so cool, it survived being nibbled on by wild animals and staying out in sub-freezing weather for 24 hours. It is cheerfully charging away by my side right now.
I may not survive this week as well. Two days in and I've already put in 26 hours.
Sunday, 06 December 2009
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Baby's first snow
Some people like documenting their children's firsts - first birthday, first haircut, first nail clipping, first snow. While I presumably encountered snow at an early age (I mean, I was born in Boston in January), I don't really remember it. "Snow" in Texas ain't really that. There were some notable ice days during my college years (remember the time it froze right before finals in 2006 and we didn't get any dead days?) but I guess 2009 is The Year of Ice and Snow for me. Since it's still Day 1, I think it's fun. I'm sure the novelty will wear off once it's slushy and brown and frozen outside.
...Dude, my understanding of packable snow was so theoretical up until today. IT REALLY DOES CRUNCH AND PACK AND STICK TOGETHER WHEN YOU SQUISH IT!
So glad I wore those boots, because they kept me 100% dry. My backside was clearly not so fortunate.
Yes, that is a giant ball of snow... but not rolled by me. I just took a picture with it. -
So much for anticipated awesomeness
There is some merit to ostrich behavior. You know, the "stick your head in sand to avoid seeing predators" approach (which is specious, by the bye).
The Texas v. Nebraska game should have been an easyish win. Instead, I walked away after an epic dinner and went to sleep at halftime. I woke up around 2 a.m., and the first thing I said to Michael was "Please tell me we won!" I haven't been able to go back to sleep since he told me HOW we won. :|
At least dinner was awesome.
This is from a couple of weeks ago, when I left work to go to Texas for Thanksgiving. Now that was a good game to watch... although in retrospect, rather naively cocky of me to put up those taped signs.
There are other awesome things that happened today - like first snow (my first snowballs ever! I suck at throwing them, hahaha) and a fun, fun party with fellow interns. But those need pictures to accompany them.
Tuesday, 01 December 2009
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Bwahahahaha so awful
There's a really funny site called FMyLife.com. (This paragraph is for those of my readers who are over 18) People basically sum up something bad that happened to them that day in a few sentences and post it to this site. It's become something of a cult hit and a few spin-offs have sprung up, such as "My Life is Average" and "Texts from Last Night," which follow a similar format.
Welp, now there is "My Life is Twilight," which basically is a summary of how one's life mirrors the Twilight series. OH MYYYYY GOOOOODNESSSSSSSS. This news is only topped by the realization that my boyfriend probably secretly contributes to it.
Today my mom asked me to make her a Christmas List. I handed her a piece of paper that said "Edward Cullen...anything else will be a disappointment." She immediately walked away. MLIT.
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