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novapsyche) wrote2004-05-02 09:08 pm
novapsyche) wrote2004-05-02 09:08 pm
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My dad cut my hair this evening. I feel so much freer!
(On the down side, I was clearing off the chair, and when my hand went between the back and the seat of the chair, somehow a little sliver of glass [!] first sliced then stuck in my middle finger. It defies logic as to how that little bit of glass got in there. And of course this happened right before I was going to step in the shower.)
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So I was in the drugstore recently and saw what looked like a phone card but was in fact a Napster pre-paid "music download" card. It was the strangest thing.
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netmouse graciously lent me her copy of Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies by Jared Diamond. I'd heard much about it, and after reading a few pages I couldn't help but ask to borrow it.
It's funny; I was remarking tomurphyw that I mostly read nonfiction these days. When I was a teenager, I couldn't understand why nonfiction was interesting to adults. I was more into fiction, Stephen King especially. But to ask me now, I can't remember the last time I read any fiction.
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Happy birthday, dearestvaxjedi.
(On the down side, I was clearing off the chair, and when my hand went between the back and the seat of the chair, somehow a little sliver of glass [!] first sliced then stuck in my middle finger. It defies logic as to how that little bit of glass got in there. And of course this happened right before I was going to step in the shower.)
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So I was in the drugstore recently and saw what looked like a phone card but was in fact a Napster pre-paid "music download" card. It was the strangest thing.
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netmouse graciously lent me her copy of Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies by Jared Diamond. I'd heard much about it, and after reading a few pages I couldn't help but ask to borrow it.It's funny; I was remarking to
murphyw that I mostly read nonfiction these days. When I was a teenager, I couldn't understand why nonfiction was interesting to adults. I was more into fiction, Stephen King especially. But to ask me now, I can't remember the last time I read any fiction.---
Happy birthday, dearest
vaxjedi.
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