naked Eric Bana

I went and saw The Time Traveler's Wife tonight (with my parents, which was kinda awk, but whatever). Which is an AMAZING book and I think that everyone should read it, preferably before seeing the movie. The movie left out a bunch of stuff, naturally, just because the book has so much detail, but it was really well done. And besides, what can be bad about a movie that has Eric Bana running around VERY frequently completely stark naked??? Exactly. It's sad, though. I cried. I cried when I read the book, too. It's one of those things that makes you cry without being depressing, you know?

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Well. School starts tomorrow. My math tutor this year is a young guy who is potentially attractive. I'm meeting him on Saturday, so we'll see...

gorillas and Mr. Darcy

Today I got an awesome book. It's a board book. It's called Good Night, Gorilla, and it is quite possibly the most awesome kid's book I have ever encountered.

Let's see here. Finished reading and sparknoteing Pride and Prejudice...organized all my binders and crap for school...I really have nothing interesting to say. Damn.

Oh yeah and I've recently re-discovered David Harsh and have been listening to his music hella.

peanut butter toast

Things I need to do this weekend:

• Finish reading Pride and Prejudice
• Do all the writing assignments for English
  
• My calculus homework
  
• Work on my physics lab that I don't understand
• Get all my shenanigans together for Monday

Things I have done so far today:

• Got up at 10:09
• Ate peanut butter toast
• Watched Ellen DeGeneres
• Played the piano
• Mooched around on my computer

Hmm...

P.S. I love this picture.

So...

Well...here's my blog. Of course, now that I've actually created a blog, anything remotely interesting that I might have had to say has completely fallen out of my brain. Naturally.

Okay.

I went to the zoo with my mom today, the main reason being that I wanted to go feed the giraffes, which I did. It was awesome, like it always is, and my hand got caressed by giraffe teeth and tongue, which is less gross than it sounds. I also got giraffe breath in my face, which was warm and smelled like grass. My mom literally made my wash off my face when we got home because the giraffe breathed on me. Jeez. But anyways, feeding the giraffes was awesome. You're not allowed to pet them, but you get way up close to them and it's amazing.

We also saw the snow leopard cubs, and I've decided I officially love tapirs. There were three of them and they were all sprawled out and...yeah. P.S. I want to ride an ostrich some time.

Anyways. I should go finish my summer reading. *headdesk*