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About Me:: Sometimes, I get caught talking to myself.

Hey you know what? Unbleached #4 cone coffee filters are 50 cents more expensive than bleached #4 cone coffee filters. That means, I’m paying more money for less work, time, and materials. Crazy!

But I bought them anyway, because I’m responsible, and I realize that even if iI am sane and reasonable and logical, the world is not, and you know? We all have flaws. I can love something even if it’s not as sane and logical and reasonable as I am. I can love the world anyway. We’ll just have to figure out some way to get along. And if getting along means dishing out an extra 2 quarters for 100 unbleached #4 cone coffee filters, well, so be it.

I learned yesterday that 3 squirming, wriggling eight year olds can all fit on my lap at once.

I have no problem lying to small children, and recently told them that I eat babies.

I'm really, really picky about vegetables, and milk.

I watch late night talk shows just so I can scorn them.

I can't speak Korean.

How long have you been blogging:: um, years. since high school. but not always at the same place.

Fill in the blank: "People who like _________ will love my blog!": making fun of people behind their back; being racist; spinach.

At 7:58am on June 9, 2008, Ally said…: thanks! i'm glad someone out there is reading it

At 2:43pm on February 24, 2008, Jenn said…: Yeah, I heard Wild Swans was good.

Thinking about the book as a response to living through something traumatic, and losing faith is what was basically a religion, make the book far more digestable.

You win nerd contest. For now.

At 12:05pm on February 24, 2008, Jenn said…: You have a point. I'm probably the biased one, anyways. I have to write a paper on this thing, so I'm totally bitter.

I think the author's parents died in the cultural revolution, maybe that'swhy she hates Mao so much

At 10:46am on February 22, 2008, Jenn said…: I don't know..I'm no advocate of Mao, but it seems irresponsible. Anyone who uses the [...] in quotations that much is cutting something out.

The problem I have with it is that if I am going to read an 800 page book about anything, I want to be an expert when I am done. And I don't know what is true or not in that book.

ugh sorry for the nerdiness