the boron narratives

Monday, January 19, 2004

listening to: ramones, howling at the moon (sha-la-la)

*amuuused*

Denethor:
Don't bother me, I'm grieving.

Boromir:
ARROWED!

s'anyway. major asian religions looks like it'll be cool. the professor is really enthusiastic. (bwaha, and his name is xue yu, but he told us to just call him yu... and then he said, "so it's just yu and me!" *laughs* oh man, am i easily amused.) he also has this habit of trailing off in the middle of sentences and ending then with "...yeah." which reminds me of me. also, melanie is in the class too. woot woot.

spanish seems good too, the professor is a lot more... let's say... stable than professor saenz. (this i think means more work for me, however. still, though. he seems good.)

and then.. i still have to go to stats, and then pre-caucus dean party, and then caucus! yay!

oh, man. and i started reading the sandman companion, and i just... love them even MORE now. so much stuff i never never picked up on. like... in one of the interviews, neil just casually remarked that whenever dream speaks to shakespeare or marlowe, it's in iambic pentameter. and it is! it fucking is! how cool is that?!? *flails a LOT* also, this amused me very much:

"my great daydream when i was ten was to travel to a parallel universe exactly like ours-- except in that other universe, no one had ever written lord of the rings. i would bring along my copy, get someone to type it out for me as a manuscript, send the pages off to a publisher, and then be celebrated as the author of lord of the rings without doing any of the work."

<333333333

oh neil gaiman, i want to have a million of your babies.

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