Do you really need to discard (the dairy product of choice) when the sell-by date comes and goes??
I finally broke down and bought
The Royal Tenenbaums. I figure as long as I am buying from Amazon's used market place DVDs and the cost of a DVD is roughly the cost of seeing a movie (and I am not going to the movies) then it's easy to justify getting about 1 DVD per week.
The studying is going painfully slow. I already napped once this evening and I don't know what I am capable of retaining. So I continue to be a waste of space. Hoping that my false confidence and grasp of colorful language will guide me through yet another bull-shittable art history exam.
On a sodden note, today makes
day six : the last day within the socially accepted and reasonable grace period as determined by group consensus, for those of you waiting with bated breath. If you have no idea what I am talking about, it's better that way. Maybe six was arbitrary, maybe I'm willing to cut too much slack, maybe rules and standard practices don�t apply to every situation. Lately it's been hard to deal with much because I feel like I am only getting glipses and those "obstructed view: half-price seats" kind of insight while I am trying to make big and important decisions.
When given the choice, I still prefer decisive action to lingering neutrality.
I need to kick my pink-bubblegum habit. Do they make nicorette for bubblegum addicts, or does that defeat the point? In any case, I think I need a nutrasweet patch or another 10 packs Extra classic bubblegum flavor. If you have had this particular flavor before, I am sure you know what I am talking about, if you haven't tried it yet, you simply must: but don't say I didn't warn you.
posted by lmjasinski at 8:55 PM
