double-cuffing is back

my textile science class was just cancelled and lots of people were like "AWESOME!" but i was more like "bla, i just planned my whole day around getting to this class on time, blabla." but hey, cancelled classes are always (usually) a good thing! before going to the cancelled class, i had to collect flyers for my web design class, and by collect, i mean rip them off kiosks and look like a freak. that was fun, especially in the wind. although it is way too chilly and i dislike bundling up like a hot dog and scurrying around for shelter, windy weather never fails to make me feel like a supermodel.

i'm going to try to write more and more often and see where that takes me. it's nice to have a recollection of your doings and feelings of the day before they're forgotten. this morning at the open book cafe i sat across from a guy peeling string cheese onto his sandwich. at the time, i thought it was one of the most amazing things i'd ever seen.

"i can't believe i don't drink or do drugs. if i weren't me, i'd totally think that's all i ever did." -my art friend, lauren