Saturday, May 1, 2010
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
Often when I come home drunk, I decide that's a good time to catch up on emails I've left unanswered, so I'll shoot off like eight in a row. I've stopped answering student emails, but it's about the only time I manage to write to my mom.
One thing I've noticed about it is that while my spelling doesn't suffer (even if my typing does), my confidence in my ability to spell is severely diminished. So if I ever send you an email in which common words are spelled correctly, but followed by a '(sp?)', that might be a tell.
One thing I've noticed about it is that while my spelling doesn't suffer (even if my typing does), my confidence in my ability to spell is severely diminished. So if I ever send you an email in which common words are spelled correctly, but followed by a '(sp?)', that might be a tell.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
For Halloween this year, I was thinking of dressing as a "colored" pencil, which would just be me being Mexican (like I do) inside a pencil costume. But I don't think anyone would get it in Canada, first because you can't make jokes about race in Canada, but also because they call colo(u)red pencils "pencil crayons". I'm generally very happy to be living in Canada, but things like pencil crayons give me pause.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Have you heard of this thing "Internet"?
I always almost go to bed at a decent hour, but then I find something on the internet that demands my immediate attention. Last night it was finding out that Johnny Cash starred in a 1961 crime thriller called Five Minutes to Live (alternate title Door-to-Door Maniac):
And also that Marlon Brando played Emiliano Zapata (in brownface) in a 1952 movie called Viva Zapata!, written by John Steinbeck:
The night before it was finding out that Kate Bush covered Elton John's "Rocket Man", which was maybe one of the most important discoveries of my life:
I should make it a rule that I have to put away the internet by 11:30.
And also that Marlon Brando played Emiliano Zapata (in brownface) in a 1952 movie called Viva Zapata!, written by John Steinbeck:
The night before it was finding out that Kate Bush covered Elton John's "Rocket Man", which was maybe one of the most important discoveries of my life:
I should make it a rule that I have to put away the internet by 11:30.
Labels:
Internet,
Johnny Cash,
Kate Bush,
Marlon Brando
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
According to the internet, Christina Aquilera is currently collaborating with Le Tigre. This is really weird and potentially way awesome.
I feel like there was something else I wanted to tell you.
I feel like there was something else I wanted to tell you.
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