| 1 | This was news to me. |
| 2 | Okay, it's a really geeky thing to be excited about, but I'm a sortof geeky person. And if I can combine geekiness with books, so much the better! |
| 3 | It would be, we told each other, an Adventure. |
| 4 | "This game," he reminded me, "lends itself to a certain amount of cheesiness, if it's dramatic enough." |
| 5 | Those of you who know how to have fun, continue on! |
| 7 | Of course - poor Matt - the longer I sit in our house looking at what we've got, the more ideas I have for changing everything. This morning I was thinking about paint. |
| 8 | "...What has it got in its pocketses? Oh we guess, we guess, my precious. He's found it, yes he must have. My birthday-present." |
| 9 | I haven't even eaten jello in two years, much less made any. |
| 10 | Maybe I should start dressing in oilcloth. |
| 11 | I also found the winner of "The Most Hideous Piece Of Furniture Ever" award. |
| 14 | No, I don't know what I was thinking, either. |
| 15 | Why am I raving about this now? Because I've got yet another of these corporate constipation classes today. |
| 16 | But it was the evening that really had oomph to it. |
| 17 | I'm feeling positive and happy and excited about the future. |
| 18 | I hate to sound like a cynic, but... |
| 19 | Irony was the word of the evening. Somewhat bitter irony, at that, though certainly not as bad as it could have been. |
| 21 | Matt and I spent three hours shopping for furniture on Saturday, though, and I think it nearly drove him to drink. |
| 22 | Defeat, ignomony, and despair. |
| 23 | Because naturally, the Feast of Liz must involve a Feast. Otherwise, it would just be the Holiday of Liz, and that's just silly. |
| 24 | Well, ask and ye shall receive. |
| 25 | Then, I stepped back to admire my handiwork. |
| 28 | It's almost a shame I don't have a long trip planned this week... |
| 29 | I have the coolest friends in the universe. |
| 30 | "That's not dinner! That's a snack!" |
| 31 | I get more than my short temper from my dad, though. I also inherited a healthy dose of stubborn. |
Polls:
- The River of Blue Fire by Tad Williams
- Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
- The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
- The Last Herald-Mage trilogy (Magic's Pawn, Magic's Promise, and Magic's Price) by Mercedes Lackey
Projects:
- learning Perl
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