i graduate in ONE MONTH. this week i had a breakdown of sorts; i can't turn in an assignment on-time to save my life. my dad was able to calm me down wednesday morning, thank god, and i worked the whole damn day (even got out of job work to catch up). stay cool, ice cold. things are basically where they need to be.

toasted sandwiches are GOOD. my favorite has been toasted ham & american on a hard roll. fuckin a. i'm SO past the "grilled" thing.

am i the only one who is PAINED listening to the central park cd? it was only like fourteen bucks, so i guess it's excusable. dave & friends, though? i'm pumped!!!! anyone else gonna make a show? i didn't intend to go crazy, but i think i'm going to three. penn st is the first show of the tour, then i'll drive to providence, ri for the second night. a week later, the day after graduation, i'm flying to chicago to see the redskins kick the shit out of the bears. the following night is dave & friends! lovely timing.... never seen chicago, hear it's neat, and maybe we'll have SNOW!

in the meantime, i'll be here fixing my procrastination issue.
posted by heather at 1:23 AM

can i admit that i'm *actually* surprised the war has been so devastating? as much as i disagreed with the decision & its justification, i assumed we'd be in & out. from the blurbs i catch, it's an enduring fight: helicopters shot down, bombs dropped on cities, continued foreign occupation, etc. so much death can never be good. even if they get their shiny little "democracy," what's the total cost? should it be forced upon our people? what do the big ol muckity mucks sacrifice? how terribly lopsided and misguided.

think, believe, act
posted by heather at 8:44 PM

hello & good evening. i don't have much to say, so i'll leave it to you for the time being....
posted by heather at 8:55 PM