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May 5th, 2006

02:21 am I am trying to grow sideburns. Also, I'm well on pace to finish my handle of tequila in 4 nights. If you're wondering, I took tonight off to do a problem set. If you're still wondering, ask me sometime about Tequila Week. Current Mood: tired Current Music: Kelly Bell Band - Callin' Ma Bell

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March 11th, 2006

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February 6th, 2006

02:14 am Man, I am so Mexican. Also, that bottle of tequila cost $45. Current Mood: working Current Music: Halsey Stevens - Sonata for Trumpet and Piano

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December 17th, 2005

12:58 am The night before flying home always has a weird feeling to it. Current Mood: pensive Current Music: LSJUMB - Suffragette City

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December 7th, 2005

01:09 am This was my day today: -Work at Google for 8 hours. -Work on CS assignment for 2 hours. -Work on McDonogh website for 1 hour. I fucking hate programming. Current Mood: tired Current Music: David Bowie - Life on Mars

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December 6th, 2005

12:02 am - Multiple choice time 1. Today a friend and I entertained ourselves for 20 minutes by throwing a hammer at a door. This was fun and rewarding because: (a) The door is made of cardboard. (b) After several attempts, I managed to throw the hammer all the way through the door. (c) The door happens to be to a room where beautiful women take off their clothes. (d) All of the above. Current Mood: working Current Music: Dream Theater - Octavarium

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November 16th, 2005

02:25 am - What a good day. Today I: Went to class. Not too proud about that, but there it is. We derived Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, if that counts. Went to the Metallica/Rolling Stones concert. Everclear opened. It was fucking incredible. Also, these two guys right next to us were smoking weed literally the entire 5 hour concert, with breaks no longer than 5 minutes. I was very impressed. Filled in a pothole. Built a 5' tall Stonehenge replica (one set of standing stones; don't get too excited) out of bricks. Pictures may be forthcoming. If anybody cares, tomorrow I will: Play a rally for Cal and Stanford alums over lunch at the Fairmont Hotel in SF. Steal a tiki cup from said hotel. Be piled at field rehearsal, since I am now librarian for the Band. Work at Google for 5 hours. Play a rally onstage in front of thousands of people in MemAud. Not go to class. Current Mood: accomplished Current Music: Del tha Funkee Homosapien - Check it Ooout

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June 8th, 2005

04:41 am It's amusing, when you've been online for many hours late at night, to watch the progression of people slowly signing off/going away, then coming back on. This at 7:41 EDT, so it hasn't yet gotten in full swing. On the other hand, my parents have been at work for an hour. Also, for the record, I haven't actually been sitting at my computer for the past twelve hours. I've been in and out of my room, packing my entire life into boxes, that sort of thing. (Made one last trip to In-N-Out, which I'll be missing over the next few months.) Coming home on Thursday. Woot. Current Mood: tired Current Music: The soft snores of my roommates

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April 19th, 2005

12:11 am - College Life So Fish called me today to say that he somehow got some deal with the people at Academic Superstore to get us (the web team) as a featured cover article dealie in their catalog. So since he can't take pictures of us (me, Jack, Neil) at McDonogh, he wanted stuff in a "typical university setting." So I couldn't think of anything more typical than this: In case you were wondering, I did send this to him. Heather told me he'd find it amusing, so my fingers are crossed on not getting fired. Current Mood: procrastinatory Current Music: Ozzy Osbourne - No Bone Movies

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April 9th, 2005

03:33 am - The guilt trip I should post more. I mean, once every two or three months is really not a lot. Better than some, certainly, but still not a lot. So, along those lines. How are people from McDonogh doing? I trust you all have wonderfully interesting lives... Current Mood: tired Current Music: Allman Brothers Band - Midnight Rider

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March 24th, 2005

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November 16th, 2004

10:42 am This week is Big Game Week. That means Saturday is the game against Cal. That also means that I spend an average of 7 hours a day with the band over 7 days. Half-Life 2 came out today, or, more correctly, at midnight last night. Despite having negative free time this week, I managed to get in almost 4 hours last night. This game, in conjunction with Big Game Week, will destroy both my body and soul. Current Mood: awake

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November 7th, 2004

04:56 pm This is by far the most drunk I have ever been at 5:00 PM. Any questions, leave a comment and I'll tell you all about it. Current Mood: drunk Current Music: LSJUMB - White Punks on Dope

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October 23rd, 2004

11:48 am So yeah, I definitely haven't posted in a long time. Go fuck yourself. If you really want to know what's going on in my life, talk to me online, and I'd be happy to tell you. That said, I have something funny to relate that happened this morning. If you can't tell by my icon, I'm in the Band, a.k.a the LSJUMB. So the tradition at field rehearsal (when we go over field shows) is that when the section leader, let's call him "Eric Wooley," plays the solo in the Star Spangled Banner, other people play crazy pranks on him. So today, a couple of enterprising trombones ("bones") emptied a bag of live crickets into his shirt and pants. As a result, Wooley decided to take off his shirt and pants, since I imagine crickets can get quite itchy. He was promptly shanked by a tuba player ("tööb"). The best part of all this was that there was a Fox Sports cameraman filming our entire rehearsal. He was maybe ten feet away from Wooley (in the front) when this happened. Current Mood: amused Current Music: ARN

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July 25th, 2004

12:06 am - Apple Whore The 12" PowerBook is very nice, especially for under $1500. I got my fourth-generation 20 GB iPod for $69 after rebates. It's ok, I know you're jealous Current Mood: excited Current Music: Luis Bacalov - The Grand Duel (Parte Prima)

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