though i could go on for hours about how hilarious the day i cut iracki’s hair into a mullet was, i’m posting this because i’m really missing coldwater lake right now. mostly i just miss this being my back yard.
is it summer yet? or could it possibly be 2003 again for like…2 days?
Dr. Chang: Your friend Faraday said that you were from the future. I need to know if he was telling the truth.
Hurley: Dude. That’s ridiculous.
Dr. Chang: What year were you born? What year?
Hurley: Uh, nineteen…thirty-one?
Dr. Chang: You’re 46?
Hurley: Yeah. Yes, I am.
Dr. Chang: So you fought in the Korean War?
Hurley: There’s no such thing.
Dr. Chang: Who’s the President of the United States?
Hurley: Alright, dude. We’re from the future.
LOST, 5.15 Follow the Leader
do yourself a favor and check this movie out sometime.
dark comedy and robin williams not being completely obnoxious. a solid win.
My training CDs will cause nightmares.
i hate this woman! so much
omggg this is definitely a walgreens training program…the worst ever! when i was a tech i absolutely hated doing these, and they took DAYS to do. ugh. at least it was a fun job.
after waiting months and months, i’m now 6 hours away from the final season premiere of LOST!! i seriously could not be more excited about basically anything.
(if you don’t watch this show, i honestly feel badly for you.)
my daughter sadie and her cousin/bff sophia chasing each other around.
nothing makes me happier than this, honestly.
i WILL finish you this weekend.
i’ve put this book aside for over a year now. total pleasure read, but still…that’s just sad. i’m too caught up in my own life sometimes.
rip, jd salinger.
although i don’t find catcher in the rye as meaningful and profound as i did when i was a teenager, i still love to read it with my classes and watch as they make their own personal connections with the novel and with holden caulfield. it is easily the semester favorite each time i teach it; i always look forward to it regardless of how many times i’ve rifled through the pages for ideas or skimmed through the chapters to refresh my memory. as strange as it may sound, i’m grateful to jd salinger for creating a novel (among many other enjoyable novels) that makes not only my job easier and more enjoyable, but also gives me the ability to truly watch students actually react to literature right in front of me.
omg.
