How do you spell AIDS? ...Are you positive?
Joy is just a thing that I been raised on
Love is just a way to live and die
Gold is just the Pennsylvania wheat fields
Blue is just the Pittsburgh summer skies
The epic armor-belt which held up my harems!
I think I am quite literally the only one in my school who drinks this stuff. It is the most delicious flavored water in existence, as it is literally water, a hint of the flavor of the fruit, and nothing else. It is like having water with a slice of lime, no sweetener or other grossness.
The dangers of capitalism and school sponsorship: I eat this chocolate all the time. I can feel my arteries clogging with pure fundraising filth. Kian brought up an interesting point yesterday after eating nearly 2oz of peanut butter-filled profit: everyone feels wonderful about eating a Sarris chocolate bar until after they've eaten it. Then you just regret it so badly, for the rest of the day. I am drowning in fucking regret, man.
Even James Joyce could not hide from the wretched "real girl."
In our building, each room has been issued a large grey "emergency kit" (which contains things like gas masks, sterilizer, etc - no joke) in lieu of the recent Pittsburgh outbreak of H1N1. Swine. I needed a bandage today for a blister from my damned shoes, and the only place where could get one was the sterile, sealed-off bin in the corner of the English room. I contaminated that bin only to find that the only "self-adhesive medical strips" were the size of that pictured above: barely larger than a quarter. These would not be effective on a baby. However, they are perfect for combatting dangerous pandemic diseases!
These girls are the reactionary haters who believe that it is just for volunteer firefighters, EMTs, and rescuers from the 9/11 attacks do not deserve the same health treatment as state-employed Firemen and police because they are not on government payroll. (Also, Cuba is terrible and universal healthcare will turn us into poor, starving Communists.)
Tickets earned by the Newspaper booth at last night's Homecoming Carnival.
Today my addiction was cherry Chapstick. I think it's laced.
Outrage! Revolt! I came into Jazz today, ready to play some Blues Brothers or Andrews Sisters or (gag) even Gloria Estefan (is anyone really ever ready to play Gloria Estefan music?) ONLY TO FIND MY BELOVED (yet poorly-tuned) UPRIGHT SHOVED BACK IN ITS LONELY CORNER LIKE SOME PITIFUL MUTT. I ranted, and a few strong boys pushed it back into place for me :)
Commence rehearsal. Kiana and Alex cradle the young Sabrina
A fellowship of underclassmen and stage crew.
Pet freshman (also called "Connor," though I'm not sure why...) declares, "No pictures, please." He's too important.
This kid has a serious App addiction. Although I did get my fortune told by his iPhone in about fifty different ways, and I learned how to make Vienna coffee with Cooking Mama!
Sabrina the Teeny Bitch (as she is lovingly called behind her back) stole my camera.
I then decided to play with closeups.
Kiana's eyes make me jealous. Their shape is perfect. That makes up for the fact that she bit me.
Pet freshman, unaware that his face is to be featured on my daily log until the red LED illuminated his young face.
Once again. How does one come across such amazing eyes?
My second-favorite freshman, Matt, learning how to be a jungle kid. He takes refuge in the moments he has under the director's scrutinous eye, for once he is left alone, his fears become reality, and Paige and I pounce, administering stifling, invasive hugs and shouting gaily, "BAWOOOO! BAWOOOO!"
A freshman naps.
I did not take these pictures. My thought is that the napping freshman took advantage that I left my camera unattended and left some dashing pictures of the Theatre God, Forton. (No... not Thespus. Forton.) Here, he takes a break from doing ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING to show off his sexy body.
Kaia came inside tonight as I was reading my nightly chapter of Joyce's "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," one side of her face and body completely stained green from (I am guessing) rolling in the grass. In the yellow-green glow of the fluorescent light, it was difficult to get a good picture of it that would accentuate the green tint of her right side, but I think these two did pretty well.
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