This is obviously the result of a design flaw and not my zaftig summer tum. Right? Right.
Damn you Anne Klein!
(and damn you too, pasta.)
Damn you Anne Klein!
(and damn you too, pasta.)
Answer: All of the above.
Yes, my downtown exploded yesterday. It was kind of scary, watching it from my window. Flaming
debris would fly into the air and land on cars which would subsequently catch on fire. Giant
fireballs shooting into the sky. And all before 10 a.m.
And yes, my laptop broke AGAIN. My screen went all pixel psychedelic and then froze. Blast. Blast
blast blasted computer.
Aaaand yes, I have been running around like crazy the past few days, trying to figure out how to
handle the stress of work and research and journal responsibilities. I went home with a pounding
migrane yesterday and today I started crying when my professor asked me a question on the phone re:
the work I've been trying to do (with no computer, mind you) and I finally had to say "I don't
know." Ow, I'm feeling the pain again in my forehead.
Stupid life. Stupid responsibilities. Keeping me from finishing Harry Potter. T.F. asked that I
please stop carrying that "thing" around with me wherever I go. First of all, I said, it's not
everywhere. It's anywhere where you're gonna make me stand around and stare at a wall for a while
when I could be happily reading instead. And second of all, I will put it down WHEN I AM FINISHED.
Anyway, laugh at this: http://www.wondermark.com/d/321.html(Mail to blogger won't let me hyperlink, so I'll have to fix it later. Sorry)
Crap crap crap crap crap. All I can think about are the hundreds and hundreds of files on my
computer that aren't backed up and that I am at risk of losing. Why didn't I back them up? Because
I am stupid. And normal, because who the hell backs up their crap?
There's around 50,000 songs on my iTunes, only about 3,700 of which are loaded on to my iPod. How
many tunes am I going to lose, if D*ll can't fix its POS product? Not to mention things like my
resume, my working list of judges, my emails, and my work on the law school musical.
Let this be a lesson kids. In both math and stupidity.
The phone call to my professor this morning (the one for which I'm doing research over the summer)
was like a little ruby red cherry on top of a giant sundae of ice-cream flavored joy. "Hi, I lost
all my work. I know we're horrifically behind schedule already, but I just wanted to let you know
that I have NO idea when I'll be able to access my files. If at all, actually. I may have to start
over. OK? BYEEEEEE!"
Anyway, I'm going to try not to think about it for the rest of the day. I'm going to gnash my teeth
down to little nubs instead.
So, yeah, Boy Kill Boy. Good stuff.
Also, good stuff: Idiocracy. I heard about it when it was being filmed around Austin, where I was living at the time. But then there were some weird, unsupported rumory things going around that the distributor was kind pissed and didn't want to promote the movie because it's message about big corporations retarding us, and I never heard of it again. But I saw it at the rental store and we watched it and I was literally laughing out loud. Basically, modern society makes us so lazy and stupid that we devolve into foul-mouthed imbiciles and those with high intelligence are too busy to procreate and keep the average IQ high enough that being a book reader isn't considered an epiteth. For instance, the doctor at the hospital's diagnosis of the main character is that "his shit's all retarded." So see it for it's commentary on language alone, or see it because the man's trying to keep you down! Either way, see it.
Gautier’s Fall collection was my favorite of the Paris shows. The suits, the gold, the boots? Hot. Jodhpurs, though, are everywhere and growing old (I’m looking at you, Givenchy). I don’t get them and I won’t be wearing them. Do you hear me? I am not Katherine Hepburn, and you will not convince me otherwise!
Armani Prive was a very close second, though. Sparkly hats and hot pink stilettos. Mmm, punk rocky. It’s clear my tastes run towards the androgynous because I thought Lacroix was meh, Chanel, boring and weird. Galliano’s stuff for Dior was hot but there was one too many 80s prom dresses in there. And boooooo the ugly fur.
(actual last songs played, via Last.FM)