Sit on it

One thing I always wanted as a child was a treehouse. One time, my friend and I spend an afternoon lugging old lumber down the street from her yard to mine, and we made a good pile down by the woods. We didn't have any nails and weren't allowed to use a saw. Then my dad made me get rid of the wood because it was killing the grass.

Don't let them make eye contact

Yes, I've been yearning for a trip to the zoo, hopefully I'll get to one in the near future. I used to feel really guilty about visiting zoos, but since reading Life of Pi, my guilt has taken a little vacation. My favorite zoo animal? The beaver. Oh, and the giraffe.

Like sands thru the hourglass

I got addicted to Cinnamon Toast Crunch there a couple of years ago, but that stuff is expensive! These days I'm on the Corn Dunks, a cheaper, yet tastier version of the classic Corn Pops. Give 'em a whirl, whydontcha?

Nifty article

There's a nice article about webcomics featuring my favorite, Nicholas Gurewitch (The Perry Bible Fellowship), Ryan North (Dinosaur Comics), and Joey Comeau (A Softer World), and Dorothy Gambrell (Cat and Girl)

HERE.

Kh-kh-kh-kh-kh-kh-khee

Oh yes, Transformers was an enjoyable experience, albeit a bit hard on the ass. There should definately be more robot-based entertainment, both on and off screen. Once, I said that I'd like a robot to wash my dishes, and I was quickly reminded that we already have a thing called the dishwasher. I'll have to ponder this a little longer, I suppose.

Who doesn't like a good quote?

The use of quotes is pretty lame; I've only ever used them in essays. Have you ever heard somebody use one in actual conversation that wasn't meant for comic effect? But I can really appreciate the Yoda quotes, let me tell you. That dude was wise.