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[sorcyress]

Re: Duckies: I have a lot of them. I'd say I need less, but that is a blasphemous statement.

Re: Care packages: Good Alice is an amazing woman. More on this later.

Re: Crypticness: Sigh. *hugs again*

Re: xkcd: Bwah-ha-ha. Also, Holycrap, it really is the 21st century. (I refuse to believe that we've entered the future until we have flying cars, however.

Re: Sluggy: Jesus. Stop reading a comic for a year and a bit, and you forget completely how awesome it is. <333

Re: Riff: *swipes, stashes somewhere sekrit.*

Re: Mood: Less emo? Need to do a lot of homework, still.

Re: Upcoming week: Dancing (hopefully), making cookies with Keira and playing games and stuff, Christmas type party at the twins haus, and going home on the good side. Finals, more finals, catching up, and leaving Home on the bad.

And yes, there's totally a difference between 'home' (Maryland) and 'Home' (Boston/Cambridge).

Re: Chibis: Hopefully I'll get the rest of them done tomorrow or Tuesday.

Re: Room: Not really cleaner, but there's marginally more space due to the use of milk crates.

~Sor
MOOP!

Comments

[macaroniandtuna.livejournal.com]

The future is here! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moller_Skycar_M400)

[kdsorceress.livejournal.com]

Fah. That is one car. There need to be many flying cars, all over this fine nations roads before we are truly in the future.

Also, *I* need to own one.

~Sor

[shield-toad111.livejournal.com]

There is totally a difference between home and Home. The real question is how do you pronounce the capital H?

[kdsorceress.livejournal.com]

I don't think I do, somuch. But then, it doesn't tend to come up in real life as much --generally, when I'm saying I'm going H/h-ome IRL, I'm either in Maryland or Bawston already, and therefore, the people who I'm talking to assume I'm going to the opposite place.

~Sor

[shield-toad111.livejournal.com]

That would make things simpler. However, I frequently spend time away from both Ithaca and Niskayuna, and therefore terminology becomes a much larger problem.