What a smashing evening: Spot coffee, Kunis, 750, PMT, Allen St. Hardware, Cathode and The Pink. Great progression, fabulous people, who could ask for anything more?
Adorable (e:Mike)
(e:Matthew), (e:Ladycroft), (e:Mike), (e:Terry)
(e:Paul), (e:Matthew)
(e:Terry), (e:Theecarey)
(e:Paul) packed on a bit too much wasabi
say it with me, H-O-T wasabi!
a surprise vist from the local paparazzi (aka (e:Jason))
right back atcha!
on the balcony of 750, (e:Matthew), (e:Ladycroft), (e:Terry), (e:Paul)
(e:Ladycroft) and (e:Mike)
(e:Jason), (e:Ladycroft), (e:Joshua)
i found this cool mask in the 750 stairwell
(e:Matthew) looks like a hot sexy Batman in it!
met a new peep, (e:Keith), at the pink
(e:Ladycroft) and (e:Theecarey) at the pink
(e:Matthew), (e:Ladycroft), (e:Theecarey), (e:Terry), (e:Paul) at the pink
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09/25/2005 20:17 #25235
a night in the life part deuxCategory: photos
09/24/2005 17:11 #25234
a night in the lifeCategory: photos
Last night I should have been doing homework. If it weren’t the most juvenile assignment in the history of grad school I would have completed it already. Instead of doing it I went out. Not to party, just to hang with some peeps. I’ve taken a few photos to share a night in the life of (e:Ladycroft).
The night started off at Panos. (e:Theecarey) was thoroughly enjoying her pickle.
I was a starvin’ marvin in a cranky anti-boy mood, so I viciously attacked my delicious spanikopita.
(e:Alison) had sinus issues and couldn’t taste her food so she just crammed the fries in for texture.
Next thing I know a fry walloped me in the boob and a short lived food fight ensued.
When we finished our delectable dinner Aqua Mouse, my superhero car, transported us to (e:Leetee) and (e:Uncutsaniflush)’s house. (e:Theecarey) and (e:Alison) had never been so we were graciously taken on a tour.
First we have (e:Leetee) and (e:Uncutsaniflush) striking the pose of their marriage photo. Everyone say it with me, awwwwwwww. You guys are awesome together.
I took this photo for (e:Jason).
I still maintain that the attic is the gem of the house. I would be so content to live up there. There is something about a bare bulb hanging in a room that inspires me. Plus, who can deny the hip factor of that wallpaper?
I think this is supposed to be a wolf. It is randomly painted on a wall.
(e:Leetee) showing off her shoe and purse collection. Tada!
On the final leg of the tour (e:Uncutsaniflush) said the word ‘penis’. I swiftly performed the earmuffs move over (e:Alison)’s innocent ears.
That was our night. I believe I will have a rant coming up once I tackle this blasted homework. Ciao.
The night started off at Panos. (e:Theecarey) was thoroughly enjoying her pickle.
I was a starvin’ marvin in a cranky anti-boy mood, so I viciously attacked my delicious spanikopita.
(e:Alison) had sinus issues and couldn’t taste her food so she just crammed the fries in for texture.
Next thing I know a fry walloped me in the boob and a short lived food fight ensued.
When we finished our delectable dinner Aqua Mouse, my superhero car, transported us to (e:Leetee) and (e:Uncutsaniflush)’s house. (e:Theecarey) and (e:Alison) had never been so we were graciously taken on a tour.
First we have (e:Leetee) and (e:Uncutsaniflush) striking the pose of their marriage photo. Everyone say it with me, awwwwwwww. You guys are awesome together.
I took this photo for (e:Jason).
I still maintain that the attic is the gem of the house. I would be so content to live up there. There is something about a bare bulb hanging in a room that inspires me. Plus, who can deny the hip factor of that wallpaper?
I think this is supposed to be a wolf. It is randomly painted on a wall.
(e:Leetee) showing off her shoe and purse collection. Tada!
On the final leg of the tour (e:Uncutsaniflush) said the word ‘penis’. I swiftly performed the earmuffs move over (e:Alison)’s innocent ears.
That was our night. I believe I will have a rant coming up once I tackle this blasted homework. Ciao.
ladycroft - 09/24/05 16:12
Your house has many beautiful features but your attic stirs my soul :)
Your house has many beautiful features but your attic stirs my soul :)
leetee - 09/24/05 14:37
OMG... i look just as tired as i felt. I needed some makeup in those pics. Gotta love the one of me showing off my purses and shoes... with the giant flashlight in the other hand.
For the record, the Guinness fridge magnet is from Ireland. We didn't get it ourselves and oddly enough, neither did the person who gave it to us; his father did. Poor little turtle had fallen a few times and his pint slides right off his back when it does.
Also for the record, neither myself or (e:Uncutsaniflush) painted the weird wolf. Someone who used to live here did, but i don't think it was the person who did the sunflowers on the dinning room floor or the... uhm... wilderness scene (for lack of a better term) in one of the bedrooms.
So, (e:Ladycroft), of all the beautiful things about our house, you like the attic the best? Not the beautiful inlay hardwood floors or the wonderful original woodworking or the stained glass window or the leaded glass window or the etched glass windows or the butlers pantry or the tall ceilings or the fireplaces? The attic. OK, i will admit it is a very cool part of this house, but the gem? Hmm.. You're strange. I like you.
OMG... i look just as tired as i felt. I needed some makeup in those pics. Gotta love the one of me showing off my purses and shoes... with the giant flashlight in the other hand.
For the record, the Guinness fridge magnet is from Ireland. We didn't get it ourselves and oddly enough, neither did the person who gave it to us; his father did. Poor little turtle had fallen a few times and his pint slides right off his back when it does.
Also for the record, neither myself or (e:Uncutsaniflush) painted the weird wolf. Someone who used to live here did, but i don't think it was the person who did the sunflowers on the dinning room floor or the... uhm... wilderness scene (for lack of a better term) in one of the bedrooms.
So, (e:Ladycroft), of all the beautiful things about our house, you like the attic the best? Not the beautiful inlay hardwood floors or the wonderful original woodworking or the stained glass window or the leaded glass window or the etched glass windows or the butlers pantry or the tall ceilings or the fireplaces? The attic. OK, i will admit it is a very cool part of this house, but the gem? Hmm.. You're strange. I like you.
alison - 09/24/05 12:57
in payment for those pictures- DEATH, and it will be slow and painful.
in payment for those pictures- DEATH, and it will be slow and painful.
09/21/2005 13:51 #25233
random photosCategory: photos
I had a staff meeting with my RA’s last week. Look what they wrote on my fridge.
Yesterday afternoon it was my privilege to meet another (e:peep). You’ve all read his stuff; you’ve probably exchanged a few words with him on freedom chat. It’s the one, the only……(e:Metalpeter)! We chilled for a few hours outside Spot. You’re a cool guy Peter, it was a pleasure to meet you at last!
Last night I had to be a judge at the ‘Mr. Hilbert’ pageant. There a few moments worth mentioning and a few photos worth sharing. In the talent portion one boy did a pretty fly break dance sequence. That’s something I really wish I could do. I can dance, I’ve got rhythm, but I can’t flip a pose on my hands and I think it would be sweet if I could.
Also in the talent portion one boy did a rhythmic ribbon dance. This really got the crowd going. Just imagine the image below progressing to the tune “Chariots of Fire” by Vangelis. It was a riot.
During the pajama portion I was greeted by a boy in a black robe and pink slippers and invited to pet his puppy dog. Ha-ha. It made me miss my little Bambi so much. Of course I miss my little Twigers too.
At the end of the night came the question and answer portion. Most were uneventful, but one is worth repeating. A contestant was presented with the following question. ‘What is your best pick up line?’ His answer was, ‘What has 175 teeth and holds back the Incredible Hulk?….my zipper!’ I have to say I laughed pretty hard.
Lastly, I just have to say, I kicked another (e:peep)’s ass at Mario Kart.
Yah, that’s (e:Jason)’s ass and I kicked it, hard! Ha-ha! Ok, so I let him win a few races, but I always pull off the trophy in the end. I am the champion! Ciao.
Yesterday afternoon it was my privilege to meet another (e:peep). You’ve all read his stuff; you’ve probably exchanged a few words with him on freedom chat. It’s the one, the only……(e:Metalpeter)! We chilled for a few hours outside Spot. You’re a cool guy Peter, it was a pleasure to meet you at last!
Last night I had to be a judge at the ‘Mr. Hilbert’ pageant. There a few moments worth mentioning and a few photos worth sharing. In the talent portion one boy did a pretty fly break dance sequence. That’s something I really wish I could do. I can dance, I’ve got rhythm, but I can’t flip a pose on my hands and I think it would be sweet if I could.
Also in the talent portion one boy did a rhythmic ribbon dance. This really got the crowd going. Just imagine the image below progressing to the tune “Chariots of Fire” by Vangelis. It was a riot.
During the pajama portion I was greeted by a boy in a black robe and pink slippers and invited to pet his puppy dog. Ha-ha. It made me miss my little Bambi so much. Of course I miss my little Twigers too.
At the end of the night came the question and answer portion. Most were uneventful, but one is worth repeating. A contestant was presented with the following question. ‘What is your best pick up line?’ His answer was, ‘What has 175 teeth and holds back the Incredible Hulk?….my zipper!’ I have to say I laughed pretty hard.
Lastly, I just have to say, I kicked another (e:peep)’s ass at Mario Kart.
Yah, that’s (e:Jason)’s ass and I kicked it, hard! Ha-ha! Ok, so I let him win a few races, but I always pull off the trophy in the end. I am the champion! Ciao.
theecarey - 09/21/05 21:07
trophy.
trophy.
- snickers*
metalpeter - 09/21/05 19:11
First of all I don't judge guys asses so I wouldn't know. Secondly thanks for posting the pics they are nice. I admit I'm not always a social person. But I did enjoy the chat with ladycroft AKA Timika. I almost didn't reconize her. But a lot of people look differant in person then in pictures to me. I had fun in meeting my first (e:peep). Also Timika you sound like you stay very busy so thanks for spending the time.
First of all I don't judge guys asses so I wouldn't know. Secondly thanks for posting the pics they are nice. I admit I'm not always a social person. But I did enjoy the chat with ladycroft AKA Timika. I almost didn't reconize her. But a lot of people look differant in person then in pictures to me. I had fun in meeting my first (e:peep). Also Timika you sound like you stay very busy so thanks for spending the time.
jason - 09/21/05 14:49
I think I have a cute ass for a guy. Opinions?
I think I have a cute ass for a guy. Opinions?
paul - 09/21/05 14:00
wow, so will he come to future events
wow, so will he come to future events
09/14/2005 00:29 #25230
messages from aboveCategory: comedy
Just so you all know…I am making my world famous cone cakes for (e:Theecarey)’s birthday party this Saturday. If you’re not there, well, read the sign.
Then stick around for my delicious treats!
Check it [inlink]ladycroft,65[/inlink] Ciao.
Then stick around for my delicious treats!
Check it [inlink]ladycroft,65[/inlink] Ciao.
ladycroft - 09/15/05 04:22
Thanks for doing that!
Thanks for doing that!
pyrcedgrrl - 09/14/05 01:08
ladycroft 00:11: ladycroft makes world famous cone cakes
theecarey 00:12: hmm lets have cone cakes too then,
ladycroft 00:12: people pay a dollar a piece for those bad boys
ladycroft 00:12: i was a bake sale money making machine at tamu-cc
leetee 00:12: cone cakes? ok... sound good to me
ladycroft 00:12: since i didn't make them for my birthday and all...i can let you ahve the honors
ladycroft 00:13: basically it's a cupcake inside an icecream cone
mike 00:15: ooh cone cakes are so gross
mike 00:15: everyone used to love them but me and my friend marykate always despised them
theecarey 00:15: hey mike!
leetee 00:16: i have never had a cone cake. i have lived a sheltered life
ladycroft 00:17: cone cakes are not gross!!
mike 00:17: um i'm sorry cone cakes are the devil
pyrcedgrrl 00:17: what the heck is a cone cake?
leetee 00:18: devil cakes... yyyummmmmmm
- edited (read: truncated and put in order) freedom chat explaining the sign. :D
ladycroft 00:11: ladycroft makes world famous cone cakes
theecarey 00:12: hmm lets have cone cakes too then,
ladycroft 00:12: people pay a dollar a piece for those bad boys
ladycroft 00:12: i was a bake sale money making machine at tamu-cc
leetee 00:12: cone cakes? ok... sound good to me
ladycroft 00:12: since i didn't make them for my birthday and all...i can let you ahve the honors
ladycroft 00:13: basically it's a cupcake inside an icecream cone
mike 00:15: ooh cone cakes are so gross
mike 00:15: everyone used to love them but me and my friend marykate always despised them
theecarey 00:15: hey mike!
leetee 00:16: i have never had a cone cake. i have lived a sheltered life
ladycroft 00:17: cone cakes are not gross!!
mike 00:17: um i'm sorry cone cakes are the devil
pyrcedgrrl 00:17: what the heck is a cone cake?
leetee 00:18: devil cakes... yyyummmmmmm
09/14/2005 16:39 #25231
laughter infectionCategory: reflection
Remember the line from the Bare Naked Ladies song 'One Week', “I’m the kind of guy who laughs at a funeral, can’t understand what I mean, well you soon will.” Well, I’m the kind of girl who laughs at a funeral. I know it sounds so dark and cruel, but if you know me, you know I’m not like that. It’s a nervous reaction, just another part of the human condition. Some folks cry, some folks are blank, some folks laugh. I laugh, sometimes cry, but mostly laugh.
Today I had to attend a funeral. It was no one I knew personally. I was there in support of one of my students who had lost her father very suddenly. It was in a rather old funeral parlor. I sat in my chair and it let off a loud creak as all four legs bent in a highly precarious angle. I envisioned myself crashing to the ground right in the middle of a prayer or something. As it were, the chair held out, my laughter did not.
I was doing fine. In fact I thought I might make it through my first funeral laugh free. Yes indeed, laugh free, right up until the moment the preacher started giving a speech about how Jesus was commanded to rise from his grave. He read Psalms 23, talked about how we are all God’s children and how Jesus was God’s only son. Then he gets to the bit about rising from the grave when suddenly he screams out, arms flailing in the air, “When’s the last time you went to a funeral and shouted at the man in the casket, GET UP!”
I’m sure you’ve all experienced the laughter infection. It spreads. First you laugh to yourself. Then you realize you’re laughing and it’s not appropriate, so you begin to laugh harder. Soon you can’t control your heaving. I lost it. I imagined myself running up to the casket of a man I never knew and screaming, GET UP! I grasped my mouth with my hand to try to cover it up. The kid next to me thought I was crying and asked if I was ok. When I turned to him it got worse, then he started laughing when he realized I was laughing. I started the laughter infection. I felt bad, but I couldn’t stop.
Sometimes I just don’t care when I laugh. It’s a perfectly natural reaction. We’ve just drilled it into ourselves over the years that funerals should be all morbid and teary eyed. I know I can't truthfully claim this particular case of hysteria to be a nervous reaction, it really was just because of what that man said. I started to feel guilty, and it was not 10 minutes later I received my punishment for it, or so I’m convinced.
The wife of the man asked for everyone to pass the casket and pay their last respects. I had never even had the opportunity to meet this man, but of course I would say farewell. Then she says to start with the back left row. Oh yah, you know it, that’s ME! I froze like a deer in headlights. You’ve got to be kidding me. Clearly I am the one individual in this room with the most distant tie to this whole scenario and I’m supposed to go first!? So I nudged the kid next to me (yes I know him) and said, “You go first”. The counter, “No way, you go first, I’m not going first”. To which I replied, “Absolutely not, I’m not going first, you go first”. This banter went on for a moment and then we realized the entire congregation was staring, waiting for me to begin. I felt very, very awkward in that moment in time.
Ciao.
Today I had to attend a funeral. It was no one I knew personally. I was there in support of one of my students who had lost her father very suddenly. It was in a rather old funeral parlor. I sat in my chair and it let off a loud creak as all four legs bent in a highly precarious angle. I envisioned myself crashing to the ground right in the middle of a prayer or something. As it were, the chair held out, my laughter did not.
I was doing fine. In fact I thought I might make it through my first funeral laugh free. Yes indeed, laugh free, right up until the moment the preacher started giving a speech about how Jesus was commanded to rise from his grave. He read Psalms 23, talked about how we are all God’s children and how Jesus was God’s only son. Then he gets to the bit about rising from the grave when suddenly he screams out, arms flailing in the air, “When’s the last time you went to a funeral and shouted at the man in the casket, GET UP!”
I’m sure you’ve all experienced the laughter infection. It spreads. First you laugh to yourself. Then you realize you’re laughing and it’s not appropriate, so you begin to laugh harder. Soon you can’t control your heaving. I lost it. I imagined myself running up to the casket of a man I never knew and screaming, GET UP! I grasped my mouth with my hand to try to cover it up. The kid next to me thought I was crying and asked if I was ok. When I turned to him it got worse, then he started laughing when he realized I was laughing. I started the laughter infection. I felt bad, but I couldn’t stop.
Sometimes I just don’t care when I laugh. It’s a perfectly natural reaction. We’ve just drilled it into ourselves over the years that funerals should be all morbid and teary eyed. I know I can't truthfully claim this particular case of hysteria to be a nervous reaction, it really was just because of what that man said. I started to feel guilty, and it was not 10 minutes later I received my punishment for it, or so I’m convinced.
The wife of the man asked for everyone to pass the casket and pay their last respects. I had never even had the opportunity to meet this man, but of course I would say farewell. Then she says to start with the back left row. Oh yah, you know it, that’s ME! I froze like a deer in headlights. You’ve got to be kidding me. Clearly I am the one individual in this room with the most distant tie to this whole scenario and I’m supposed to go first!? So I nudged the kid next to me (yes I know him) and said, “You go first”. The counter, “No way, you go first, I’m not going first”. To which I replied, “Absolutely not, I’m not going first, you go first”. This banter went on for a moment and then we realized the entire congregation was staring, waiting for me to begin. I felt very, very awkward in that moment in time.
Ciao.
metalpeter - 09/14/05 22:57
That is a sad but great story. I guess nobody wanted to go first other wise they would have skiped you to arguing and went up first.
That is a sad but great story. I guess nobody wanted to go first other wise they would have skiped you to arguing and went up first.
mike - 09/14/05 22:01
haha, that is funny. Maybe bad but definetely funny.
haha, that is funny. Maybe bad but definetely funny.
I always keep my word (e:Mike)! Dancing we shall go!
'twas as fun night. Sorry I missed the Pink part of the night but I think falling asleep on a stool at Cathode was a sign I needed to leave. Too much partying while sick...still it was very fun! Don't forget you promised a night of dancing (e:ladycroft)!
oh god i love painfully HAWT hot wasabi.. paul and I were in such pain. oh, its "add a little wasabi to our soy"; guess we have it ass backwards.