Thursday, July 24, 2008

A dozen things

  1. Softball is fun. I can't believe I never bothered to play softball before.
  2. Beerfest at the grad student pub is fun. I can't believe I never went to beerfest before.
  3. No limit hold'em is fun. I can't believe I never played it very much before.
  4. This structure is fun. I can't keep it up much longer.
  5. I've been meaning to do some kitteh blurghing but I can't find my camera and I feel like any kitteh blurghing must have photographic accompaniment. So I should get around to that eventually.
  6. Canada is sweet, yo.
  7. I'm going to the theatre this weekend to see Romeo and Juliet, which I'm pretty sure I've never actually seen. That's probably against some rule about being a cultured white person, so I guess this is all part of the deal.
  8. Despite being non-plused with the preview, I want to go see Dark Knight, but I don't want to pay $11 (x2 for the wife) cause that seems excessive.
  9. Speaking of the wife, she just got a very cute haircut. Very cute. She donated most of her hair to cancer kids or something nice like that, so it is very short, but in a way that really works for her. So now the hair she sheds at German Sheppard pace will be much shorter.
  10. I can't wait until Kira experiences the 1-2 punch of a nice compliment about her hair then comparing her to a dog. That should be fun. I ruin everything.
  11. Charles Darwin was a nifty fellow, or so I hear.
  12. Fresh local produce is the only way to eat. At least in the summer.
Fin.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I totally want to do the whole "Locks of Love" thing too. My hair is reasonably long...I just need the guts to actually do it. I know its just hair but as I've never really cut it (mainly due to cultural reasons), it will take a little getting used to. I'm sure the good feeling you get after donating is worth any worries though. I figured I'm going to be 30 soon so that may be a good time to actually get a grown-up hair cut instead of the "trims" I've been getting my whole life. Its really inspiring that your wife did it.
-Karla