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Insanity...or genius?


This is me

This is my desk after 5 days of class

Conclusion: I'm going to die

But yeah... I may have to drop my class on Seeing Different(ly). The name really says it all too, i was really hoping to see more clearly (muddy). I think I'll just sit in on the class and watch all the awesome movies.

And if anyone's ever read Stanley Cavell...well, we need to talk. i.e. you need to help me.

Other than that, I've already started phase 1 of "falling off the face of the Earth." No extra-cirriculars (except japanese tutoring, which is really just more school). No friends (except my japanese homies), and no life (except for this blog...haha...*cries*). I have not really thought much of what phase 2 entails. I imagine it will have everything that phase 1 had, except for maybe more evil ducks. They will rule the world after the polar ice caps melt.

them, and maybe penguins. Naturally, a great war will come about, the ducks will be vanquished, and peace will be restored to the land. Hopefully I'll be out of law school by then.

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  1. hey! i can recharge my camera battery with my adapter...people have told me...and it's working as i write this. pictures tonight! er...tomorrow morning (while you're asleep)!
    yeah, i went to the registrar and i got my watercolor class added. and i know how you feel...i'm not quite sure how to go about the semester yet. but right now, i want to do everything!

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