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strangestgirl has a cool entry:The Bad Goth Haiku Competition!
My "Bad Goth" haiku:
Life of dark and gloom,
All of us caught up. Drifting.
Like the smoke of cloves.
What's yours?
Jul. 22nd, 2004
strangestgirl has a cool entry:The Bad Goth Haiku Competition!
My "Bad Goth" haiku:
Life of dark and gloom,
All of us caught up. Drifting.
Like the smoke of cloves.
What's yours?
Random day
Jul. 22nd, 2004 02:21 pmI've been thinking it's Friday all day today. So I've had a steady stream of little, tiny, instant disappointments every time I realize it's actually Thursday.
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Travel seems to be ramping up again. Northern Michigan July 31st weekend for a friend's 30th birthday party. Probable Long Island trip the first week of August. Atlanta around Labor Day. Vegas the 10th-12th of Sept.
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The dayjob has been consisting of reading documentation of someone else's code and pointing out inconsistencies. In the documentation, not the code. Someone shoot me now.
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I read This wonderful article about the decline of reading in America, by my favorite columnist, George Will. There is this quote: "But today young adults 18-34, once the most avid readers, are among the least." I patted myself on the back, metaphorically, as I'm quite the bookhound...until I realized I'm not in that demographic, and next month I'll be yet another digit removed.
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Travel seems to be ramping up again. Northern Michigan July 31st weekend for a friend's 30th birthday party. Probable Long Island trip the first week of August. Atlanta around Labor Day. Vegas the 10th-12th of Sept.
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The dayjob has been consisting of reading documentation of someone else's code and pointing out inconsistencies. In the documentation, not the code. Someone shoot me now.
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I read This wonderful article about the decline of reading in America, by my favorite columnist, George Will. There is this quote: "But today young adults 18-34, once the most avid readers, are among the least." I patted myself on the back, metaphorically, as I'm quite the bookhound...until I realized I'm not in that demographic, and next month I'll be yet another digit removed.