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Monthly Archives: March 2006

Food for Thought

I usually try to bring my lunch to school to save money (and avoid waiting in long lines of hungry students), but I must admit I am lazy sometimes, and when I am, the crunchy chicken cheddar wrap provides salvation. I’m not even sure why people still frequent the Chik-Fil-A when the yummy sandwiches are [...]

The Bug-birds, Prison Culinary School

I hadn’t had any memorable crazy dreams as of late, and then bam – two in a row. We had the window open, and this morning I was awakened by the garbage truck clanging around sometime near 6:00. I had trouble getting back to sleep afterwards because there was a bird perched right outside our [...]

The Mystery of Shelly, pt. 2

Earlier, I wrote about the surreal experience of seeing someone who looked exactly like a girl I sort of knew from high school, who was most definitely seeing-eye-dog-blind in those days, and who had gone off to attend some school in Boston. This girl not only did not appear to have difficulty seeing, but she [...]

Oh, the Humanities

Just got back from Western Civ class. Our lecturer this time (we have a different one for each work) was a man from the biodiversity program, with a mop of gray hair that stood up like a troll doll, and a pleasant quirky science-guy voice – after hearing him talk, I hope someday he gets [...]