first published thoughts

so my sister and housemates have convinced me that, yes, in fact, my thoughts are important enough to publish on the web. i still have my doubts, but whatever, i'm spineless and did what they told me to do. plus, it's a nice reason to avoid my african lit paper that's only, oh, 25% of my final grade. (anna takes a moment to hyperventilate). if you could write 4-6 pages about how okonkwo relates to the women in his life in Things Fall Apart, what would you want to say? any thoughts? i need this by tomorrow, guys. hop to it.

so the weekend hurricane showed up right on time, as it has every weekend since school started. this one was a little anti-climactic, though; i barely noticed it. except every time the lights flickered, because then the whole house screamed "nooooo!" in unison. [for those of you not up-to-date on every minute particular of my life, last hurricane our power went out for a couple of days, and no ac in gainesville is death-by-humidity.] good news - 1) the power never did go out, 2) monday classes are cancelled, so 3) i don't have to study for my chinese dictation and 4) i have an extra day to (not) write my african lit paper. business as usual: i'm farting around on the web instead of doing homework. if any of you are doing the same, do comment.