You know what I’m going to do tonight?
NOT set my alarm clock.
(via movieoftheday)
Dashboard Coincidence?
Tonight I’m getting some life perspective, Angela Chase-style.
I, like, fucking love My So-Called Life, you know?
I’m not saying I hate flying, but there’s a reason it rhymes with ‘dying’, right?
I just did the sharpest, loudest, most precise finger-click you’ll ever hear.
Seriously, if you’d have heard it, you’d have goosebumps right now.
…Do you smell smoke?
un:
un:
(via jennifargh)
(*sniff..sniff*) Lil’ bit. Why?
Listen…
Yeah, I think I do.
Think we should call someone?
WE GOT ONE!
…Do you smell smoke?
un:
(via jennifargh)
(*sniff..sniff*) Lil’ bit. Why?
Listen…
Yeah, I think I do.
Goals for my time off work
- Watch a movie a day, at least.
- Take and post a photo a day. A good photo, not a lifestream-type photo.
- Declutter like a motherfucker.
- Exercise. Because I can’t use the ‘not enough time’ excuse.
- Try to meet these goals.
I’m off work for the next two weeks!
Except for a meeting I have to go in for next Monday.
un:
This is me and my student Bu Reh (pr. like what a ghost says and a french hat.) He just graduated from his first 6 weeks of English language coaching with me. We added 30 words to his vocabulary (including the word vocabulary :-D ), and worked on using them in sentences.
I learned 10 words and one sentence in Karenni. (plus some Burmese and Karen.)
Bu Reh a Karenni from Burma is 18 and has been in the states for 3 months, after spending 13 years in refugee camps in Thailand. He has never seen snow, and is excellent at playing hackey sack.
In this photo I took him to a coffee shop and persuaded him against his will to order us two cups of coffee. (I explained to the staff that he was practicing his English.)
I am very proud of this young man and his hard work.
There is nothing about this that I don’t love.
