Thursday, January 25, 2007

Oh, woe is me!

There's nothing sadder than reaching the end of a cup of perfectly brewed Dunkin Donuts coffee. Except, of course, reaching the end of a cup of perfectly brewed Dunkin Donuts coffee as you're sitting down to write a response paper.

(Me and Mr. Hyperbole? We're very tight.)

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Thursday, September 28, 2006

A Few Notable Things:

1. I think I'm becoming addicted to blogging.
2. The Van Gogh painting at the top of my blog keeps disappearing and then reappearing. Spooky!
3. My Left Nutmeg is great. I like the voice: smart but a bit quirky, a little edgy. It's so damn readable. It hums my political tune, so to speak, which makes me wonder: is that why I like it so much? If yes, then there must be some truth to what we discussed in class about DailyKos (and many political blogs) just preaching to the choir. Maybe that's not so bad, though. Maybe if you preach to the choir, you can get them to do even more than they would ordinarily do. Plus, there's not only strength numbers, but comfort as well. It's just plain old nice to communicate with people from different stations in life who share your opinions. Besides, I'm sure some right-winged folks drop in every now and then, just as I watch Fox News every now and then to get pissed off.
4. This timeline is helpful. I know, I know. I said that blog is kind of dull, which I still believe, but dull can be educational.
5. Lattes rock my socks off.

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Wednesday, September 27, 2006

$1.75, Please

I'm one of those people who obsessively loves coffee, but I'm also one of those people who has a sensitive stomach. I've tried and tried to quit coffee, but I keep coming back for various reasons: I smell it and suddenly need it; I have to stay up late to study; I have to function at an unholy hour (any time before 10:00 AM)...

Today's reason for relapse: Structuralist literary theory. Tell me how I'm supposed to tackle this without coffee?

By the way, I know Folgers has that easy-on-the-stomach coffee now, but there is nothing (nothing!) like my Dunkin.

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