Ellen hates when I crack a “that’s what she said” joke. My speech team keeps track of who has the most. Somehow I always end up with more opportunities around the former and less around the latter. Such is life, I suppose. But I know an awful lot of people agree with Ellen. They think “that’s what she said” is demoralizing to women, they think it’s vulgar and crass. But I disagree. (Well, not with the vulgar thing. It’s definitely not a PG joke) Continue reading “That’s what SHE said!”
Burritos and Home
You know what surprised me most about living in Oregon? Not the torrential rain; I expected that. Not the niceness of the inhabitants. Not even the humidity, although I’ll admit that was one of the low points of my move. No, what surprised me the most was the lack of burritos. Continue reading “Burritos and Home”
Book banning
These Folk: How to crochet [FAIL]
Laia and I switched days this week since I’ll be out of the country on Sunday.
On Borders
So Borders is closing. Or declaring bankruptcy. Or something. Whatever. Not important. What IS important is that the Borders in my town is closing and that’s probably been the most devastating news I’ve heard since my parents got divorced. Not even joking. Continue reading “On Borders”
Eugenia part 41
These Folk: Hats and Hallways
In an attempt not to be late
Originally I was going to title this post “I am going to murder everyone”, but felt that might not come off very well. Also, it has nothing to do with this post. Although, honestly, I don’t even know what this post is going to be about. I just don’t want to fail at posting again. Continue reading “In an attempt not to be late”
Nondescript
MOST BORING VIDEO EVER. Sorry. Next week will be something more interesting. Hopefully. 🙁 I’m so busy!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk48riqDGaU&feature=channel_video_title
Robinson Crusoe Review
I know this post is late. I’M SORRY, ok? I totally forgot, I’ll admit it. Shhhhhhh.
So the first book we had to read for my Studies in Fiction class was Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe. From what I’d heard before starting, it was something of an adventure story. Continue reading “Robinson Crusoe Review”