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January 4, 2007
Hot times, Living in the city
So, it's January and in the high 50's. The sun is shining, I get to wear my leather jacket (screw off, PETA) and not have to worry about gale force winds knocking me into storefronts. This is way more dangerous than you imagine, namely because these storefronts either have the most delicious chocolate croissants ever, or adorable ballet flats. Gale force winds are expensive in this city.
Our warm weather got written up in AMNewYork as some big fucking deal. Once again, "El Niño" is all the rage. Who here is old enough to remember the first time 'Ol Niño hit? Color me wrinkled, I am. It was the largest deal, and everyone, everywhere went in full force to prevent global warming. Truth be told, I'm not sure it matters. The more I see the human race, the more I think it's our time to go and be replaced by people with some consideration.
Speaking of some really important hot stuff, I am finally done with my pesky undergrad degree. This niña came out this semester with a perfect 4.0.
That's all folks.
Posted by lysa at January 4, 2007 11:11 AM
Comments
YAY for the 4.OHHHH and Boo to El Nino (I don't feel like finding the tilde). Maybe it's not El Nino....maybe it's just god telling you that you should get those ballet shoes and croissants (you knew both were divine, right?) ::smooch:: welcome back to the blogosphere
Posted by: Scottie at January 5, 2007 6:01 PM
Congrats! on 4.0 not to mention graduating ( still bitter you beat me to it ;)
Now when the hell were ya gonna tell any of us that you were back to blogging? or am I just not that cool? ;)
Posted by: b at January 17, 2007 8:38 AM
cold enough for ya?
Posted by: Kbee at February 25, 2007 10:32 PM
I suppose that if PETA had their way they would of course ban cicuses in fact thats what they tried to do in one area but were turned down too bad PETA but if the 101 dalmatians had to choose they would get better protection from cruela deville
Posted by: condor at March 18, 2007 9:13 PM