The hits just keep on coming

Happy 2010! Welcome to your 8th year as a LiveJournal, slebalete. So, a brand new decade... That's hard to believe. I've spent the past two weeks converting more home video cassettes to .avi files on my laptop, and watching original plays my sisters and I performed the summer of 1993 is made that much more surreal when I realize that the children I'm watching are now college grads, or married, ...

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Happy 5th birthday, Slebalete!

I hope Alex has learned how to make balloon animals for the exclusive party. I got back from the Shelter Neck trip at around 3.30 this afternoon, then promptly fell asleep for an hour. I got a good amount of sleep over the weekend (3.30-8.30am both nights), but the supervision of rowdy middle schoolers, combined with a couple miles of canoeing, plus driving long distances (Elizabeth got tired ...

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There's pollen all over the balcony :(

The Tar Heels easily took out Villanova last night--there was never a doubt. Such a good game! Now they're moving on to play in the final championship game Monday night. For some sadistic reason, my boss scheduled me to work Monday night (even though I never work Monday nights because of volunteering; it specifically says so on my availability schedule). But I'm fairly sure one of my coworkers is...

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She's not at work, she's not at school, she's not in bed...

I wore my rainboots today because weather.com said it would pour all day, but it didn't rain one drop so I trudged all over campus in those things for nothing. weather.com, you're on my list. I won't say which one, but you're on it. For my Ecol lab experiment, Brad & Matt & I are observing the colonization of large and small rotting apples by bacteria and insects. Can't wait to see how that ...

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