<i>It's the first day of school.. it's the first day of school...</i>
You're back! You were missed.
<i>By whom?</i>
Now now, specificity isn't my thing.</p>
<p>Anyway, yeah. I've been 'working' on this same stupid assignment for a long, long time now, and I've gotten.. one annotation, and one underline. I think I might just do it tomorrow, since I don't have to post it. In the mean while, I've been being foxish on FM, discussing stuff with Brandon, and chatting with someone I met earlier at SOGLBT.
<i>so-glibut, so-gulb't, so-gullybutt...</i>
Amused?
<i>Quite. Sleepy too.</i>
Me too. And horny, but ANYWAY! SOGLBT. Yes. I went. We played the Ft. Collins version of All My Neighbors ("I love my neighbors, but I especially love my neighbors who..."). It was.. not quite what I expected, having gone to OASOS for four years. The 'keep it clean' type rules were a bit of a shock. I would've thought it would be the other way around: OASOS would be cleaner than SOGLBT, but oh well. It wasn't a very involving group, at least not this week. Announcements, then All My Neighbors, but after that, I went to hang out with some really neat folks. Of note were Andy, a history nerd who's quite neat, and Shyan (sounds like Shawn, but I think that's how he spelled it), who thinks he might be able to get me a work-study in a biochem lab (EXCITING). There was a rather quiet kid at the group that reminded me a little of Shan, and I was, of course, automatically drawn to him..
<i>You've gotta work on this fixation thing</i>
Pish and tosh. We were together for two years, I've known him for four. Needless to say, He's played a rather big part in my life. Besides, I'm fairly sure it'll pass. Back to SOGLBT, I was kinda hoping to see Terb, but now that he's much closer, it wouldn't be that hard to just.. hang out sometime. Or whatever ^^ So, yeah, getting into the gay swing of things on campus.
<i>Gay gay gay gay gay...</i>
Are you drunk?
<i>Not rearry <em>giggle</em></i>
Hmf. Well, the only other thing I really feel like reporting is that there was this street-preacher on campus today who was really fascinating. There were dialogues between him and the crowd. For a while, things were going really well as an argument, but he ended up just pissing people off or making them laugh, so he brought up this woman who lived a life of submission to her husband under the lord and had seven children. I suspected she was his mistress.
<i>For some unknown reason, that's intensely hilarous, but I'm not laughing.</i>
