Archives for September 2000

J: you should come here tonight

J: and bring people

J: lots of people

J: and beer, make sure you bring a lot of that to

J: just get some beer and some babes, and then bring it all here

Krisis: Um,… we’ll see. Renata and Amy just moved in a block from here.

J: I dont know them, just make sure you find some beer, the babes would nice too.

disclaimer: i do not endorse beer or women. Um… I… err… nevermind.

In other link-y-ness, go visit i really must insist that you leave, which is very pretty in Netscape. But, i”d rather you come back. Really. I insist.

A Blank Slate puts some perspective spin on recent feelings i’ve had. Whether that changed my mind any, i’m not sure, but it’s quite true for me (right down to the age).

we'll see how brave you are
we'll see how fast you'll be running
we'll see how brave you are
we'll see

This morning, when awoken at 7am, i found my brain working but my body totally drained. This certainly didn’t come as a surprise, since i went to sleep past 4am last night. As is often the case in that realm of half-sleep i was left a wandering mess of synapses trying to get their story straight while i tried to find the will to get up. Instead i found myself writing sardonic blog updates about not wanting to get out of bed and how awful the impending move of the couch would be, all in my head. I very much need a brainwave to blog converter. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Smoke hangs hazily in the air and i think i’m going to listen to “Tear in Your Hand” after this cd is over. Matt apparently found success with his pizza. Earlier i faced the challenge of putting sheets on the lower half of our bunk beds (yes, bunk beds) and had to wrestle the matress out into the middle of the room before i found success. However, while trying to get the prepared bed back into its place in the wooden frame i managed to totally miss the frame and squeeze the mattress through to the floor. While initially rather annoyed at this development, i soon came to realize that it afforded me nearly a foot of head room and a nice alcove for playing guitar. Actually, the wooden bunk beds remind me of Gina’s old room, where the top bunk was filled with an array of stuffed animals or clothes. I’ve got Matt… same difference? :)