2005-10-17

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2005-10-17 01:55 pm

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I used to just build up vacation. I'd wind up taking a week off work, and not doing anything. Just sitting around the house. Well, I've started figuring out what I want to do this year, and it's a doozy. I'll have to be creative to fit it all in:

Jan: LA to see [livejournal.com profile] leezechka and [livejournal.com profile] marieoroumania
Feb: Mardi Gras with Team Blasphemy!
May: PDF or Flipside
June: Italy with the family
July: Transformus
Sept: Burning Man
Oct: PDF again

Most of those are long weekends, but Burning Man and Italy will each take up more than 10 days. Damn.

Carrie, I may have to wait on coming to Seattle to see you. You should come to Transformus with us tho!
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2005-10-17 02:46 pm

misc stuff

I seem to have a trend going on roommates: tiny women who have trouble in the kitchen. Last night Hadley wants to cook fried plantains. I call my Cuban father for advice. Then my brain thinks: roommate with a tendency to burn things + hot oil = scary. She wants to know how to put the plantains in the oil without getting burned. It goes something like this:

Me: Just place them in the oil. Don't throw them in or they splash.

Hadley: ok. (she gets close, gets afraid of the oil, then jumps back and tosses one in)

Me: OW! (nursing my burnt hand) QUIT THAT!

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Now, as I look at the little red dots on my hand, here's a Tub of Baby panda:



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Sick of work? Kill some time reading The Encyclopedia Dramatica

Family Values:
From Encyclopedia Dramatica

An American television game show hosted by His Royal Highness Sir President Bush, popular with Christians and conservatives internationally.

Game participants are quizzed by the host and by members of other key organisations (see FBI, CIA and IBM) about values, culture and lifestyle. If they answer incorrectly, they have to face a hilarious penalty (eg, imprisonment, general castigation, having their homeland blown up etc).

The main prize for winning the show is a beautiful sofa (as depicted) for the whole family to share.