12 November 1999
on the page...
Carol Wolper's
The Cigarette Girl
I'm
being so good... promising myself I'll finish this before
diving into Miss Wyoming.
in my CD player...
Elliott Smith
Either/Or
This
morning on my way into work I determined that Elliott
Smith is like the male version of Liz Phair. Just listen
to "Say Yes" and try to disagree.
BTUs...
Todd and I are overwhelmed by the decibel level of the
leaf blower outside. It's a very Microserfy
complaint, but I feel at some point the decibels will
turn into BTUs and we'll end up melting in our cube...
not to mention that Todd just looked out the window and
couldn't find one leaf to be blown.
mondays...
Laine definitely had the most interesting
take on her Monday... glimpsing a
world so easy to sink into. I get so many cool responses
to my wondering questions. I may start asking permission
to publish them... if you promise not to feel,
"exposed" as one anonymous reader told me the
other day upon reading his name on my site.
in my comment field...
"It is preoccupation with possessions,
more than anything else, that prevents us from living
freely and nobly."
Bertrand Russell
magnetic poetry [ii]...
Another night of random
creativity next to the
magnetic poetry display.
inquiring minds...
I've come to the conclusion that the
question most asked to me in regards to whirlygirl is
"Are you and Todd dating?" I thought my
references to Hayley, his lovely,
long-time, live-in girlfriend would dampen that notion,
but I've experienced another recent flair-up in that way
of thinking. Yes, I write about him a lot... but Todd
attributes that to physical proximity. Plus, he thinks
that the best whirlygirls are the ones that mention him.
the whirlygirl...
Just for Michael and Howard, who feared they'd never lay
eyes on her whirlyness again.
housekeeping...
Todd was appalled by the thick dust accumulating on our
cube's world map, so he grabbed my stuffed Bert (of Bert
and Ernie fame) doll and used his hair as a duster. It's
definitely Friday.