Life in Moo Town
Sunday, June 13, 2004
A "Normal" Journal Entry
This is a request from one of my loyal readers. The reader in question wanted me to put up a "normal" journal entry. I would have thought it apparent from all my previous posts that "normal" is outside my repertoire but I'll give it a shot.
I woke up this morning to my roomate banging on the door. He was insistent so I took him to the gym. First I got dressed, washed my face, and drank a glass of orange juice. When I got back from the ARC I took a shower and shaved (I'd been getting shaggy). I dealt with some email and then made a malt/peanut butter/chocolate smoothie. I attempted to swipe the rest of the leftover chinese food from the fridge without being detected by my roomate but he caught me. A short fight over the food then ensued and I was forced to concede three morsels of sweet and sour chicken in the end to resolve the conflict. It was a small price to pay, a mere token. His victory was pyrrhic but i digress. I then proceeded to trounce my aforementioned roomate at worms (the computer game) for a couple hours. Then I helped a neighbor move some boxes and ran into another neighbor who was having a luao and invited me in. I'm not one to turn down a luao invitation so I went and had fun and this is a really boring entry and I just can't take it anymore so I'm going to stop.
This is a request from one of my loyal readers. The reader in question wanted me to put up a "normal" journal entry. I would have thought it apparent from all my previous posts that "normal" is outside my repertoire but I'll give it a shot.
I woke up this morning to my roomate banging on the door. He was insistent so I took him to the gym. First I got dressed, washed my face, and drank a glass of orange juice. When I got back from the ARC I took a shower and shaved (I'd been getting shaggy). I dealt with some email and then made a malt/peanut butter/chocolate smoothie. I attempted to swipe the rest of the leftover chinese food from the fridge without being detected by my roomate but he caught me. A short fight over the food then ensued and I was forced to concede three morsels of sweet and sour chicken in the end to resolve the conflict. It was a small price to pay, a mere token. His victory was pyrrhic but i digress. I then proceeded to trounce my aforementioned roomate at worms (the computer game) for a couple hours. Then I helped a neighbor move some boxes and ran into another neighbor who was having a luao and invited me in. I'm not one to turn down a luao invitation so I went and had fun and this is a really boring entry and I just can't take it anymore so I'm going to stop.
Comments:
Hey! What's wrong with normal? You know, those little things in life are what make it worthwhile. If nothing else... I enjoyed this post! and do you know why? well it's because its not as depressing, and gives us an important if albiet small window into your daily meanderings... therefore proving to us that your are still a faithful college student and not a philosopher sitting on a rock on a river-bank... with his laptop :)
I take back the idea for you to post a normal entry. What you wrote was not a reflection of your day but a laundry list with details of what you did. I give up. Detailed accounts are cool if that's what you want to share tho I somehow sense a lack of enthusiasm for sharing in your entry. You are on your own from now on...I refuse to request "normal" entries unless you write them on your own.
# posted by 
: June 14, 2004 at 10:16 AM
: June 14, 2004 at 10:16 AM
Hey Kevin, guess who? It's Robbie! yup, laura's cuz. I can't believe you gave up 3 pieces of sweet and sour chicken, whyyyyyyyyy :in a desperate tone:. That stuff is sooooooo good. Anyway, hope everything is going great with you and i am glad the luau was fun. Have fun at Columbia and i wish you the best! It was very nice to meet you back in April.
~~Robbie
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~~Robbie
# posted by : July 8, 2004 at 3:48 PM
: July 8, 2004 at 3:48 PM