per cecily’s request, here it is: it ain’t all pizzas and cream.
and as i am wont to do, taking another cue from cecily: beliefnet marks me a “spiritual straddler.” and it tells me i should practice religions like these:
1. Neo-Pagan (100%)
2. Unitarian Universalism (97%)
3. Liberal Quakers (88%)
4. New Age (82%)
5. Mahayana Buddhism […]

[first apologies for those who originally came here from wasted birth control because of my trackback only to find a missing post. i was writing this from school and it wasn’t finished, but it was class time, so as i was moving around to save the post as a draft, i apparently hit enter […]

still thinking about the geology major. the downside is the calculus. the upside is that i can combine it with an education license to teach earth sciences as a fallback employment position, and i can continue forward with law school with it.
why is it every time i mention it, doglady shouts at me […]

i’ve been looking at degree plans — majors.
this semester should be my last at harvard on the highway. thank the motherfucking lord, because this school is -so- backwards. anyway, that’s a different rant.
i’ve been looking at three, all leading either to a bachelor of arts or bachelor of science: my first choice […]

please welcome julie, author of “tales from the stirrups,” to my link list. thanks, cecily.

work. cecily asked where i work.
i work in academic classroom building d, room 1426. which doesn’t say much.
i work at the center for academic success, which also doesn’t say much.
it’s more appropriate, i guess, to talk about what i do.
i’m a tutor. this semester, from 9-4 (with time off for lunch) on […]

first day of school, and first day of work, is done.
return to school was as expected, but my statistics instructor apparently doesn’t permit the use of scientific calculators in class. what the fuck is that about? the department chair may get a nastygram about that, and soon. the prof went on and […]

kodachrome/maybellene
simon and garfunkel, central park, 1981
when i think back on all the crap i learned in high school
it’s a wonder i can think at all
and though my lack of education hasn’t hurt me none
i can read the writing on the wall
Kodachrome
They give us those nice bright colors
They give us the greens of summers
Makes you think […]