1.Sceth, the freshman guy who adopted me last quarter, dragged me off to the bookstore this evening so I could spend my giftcard and he could swoon over books about theoretical mathematics. I got new books - Changing Planes, which is one of my favorite short story collections ever, and one of the MA: Spiderman books, although I'm not sure which. And on the bus home we ran into my roommate from last year, which was much less awkward than could have been. She was always a nice person, it was just that the drama got to be a bit wearing after awhile.
2. You'd think I'd know better by now than to eat foods I know I'm often sensitive to, and then be surprised when I react to them. What a novel concept, right? *itches*
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colourofsaying made me watch Being Human, practically at knifepoint, and OMG I'M IN LOOOOOOOOOOVE. I mean, one of my favorite things in the world is supernatural/fantasy/scifi/superhero groups being all domestic with each other - if they published a book that was nothing but the Avengers going for take-out and playing video-games and bickering about whose turn it is to dishes I would be the happiest person on the planet (This perhaps explains why I love things like JLI and MA so much...). So a BBC show about a werewolf, a vampire, and a ghost sharing a flat and having sitcom-y hijinks is so up my alley it isn't even funny. And and and I am so crazy about all of them already, because George is doofy and neurotic and Mitchell is all self-consciously cool and disaffected and ANNIE. OH MY GOD ANNIE. *draws hearts all over all of them*
2. You'd think I'd know better by now than to eat foods I know I'm often sensitive to, and then be surprised when I react to them. What a novel concept, right? *itches*
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colourofsaying made me watch Being Human, practically at knifepoint, and OMG I'M IN LOOOOOOOOOOVE. I mean, one of my favorite things in the world is supernatural/fantasy/scifi/superhero groups being all domestic with each other - if they published a book that was nothing but the Avengers going for take-out and playing video-games and bickering about whose turn it is to dishes I would be the happiest person on the planet (This perhaps explains why I love things like JLI and MA so much...). So a BBC show about a werewolf, a vampire, and a ghost sharing a flat and having sitcom-y hijinks is so up my alley it isn't even funny. And and and I am so crazy about all of them already, because George is doofy and neurotic and Mitchell is all self-consciously cool and disaffected and ANNIE. OH MY GOD ANNIE. *draws hearts all over all of them*