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"Beach creatures" designed by some nutty Dutch artist named Theo Jansen. People are strange and brilliant...

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I love this ad. It's funny and soooo European... way too slow to appeal to many American viewers, but just my pace! I actually watched it 3 times in a row the first time I saw it. The first time I didn't get it, so I had to watch it agan. The second time I got it at the end, so I had to watch it a third time to fully appreciate its genius!

tonight was loni's and my cooking class at cook street in denver! what a Fabulous evening! we only got Slightly lost on the way there, and the first thing they did when we arrived was feed us, and the snacks were Amazing! i can not think of a better first impression!

we took a tour of the kitchen, which was huge and amazing and had walk in everything! they practically had walk in ovens, and they Definitely had pots and pans that i could have fit in... and now that i'm reading back ov... read more

2 nights ago, i fell asleep late. the next day i had an eye appointment at 9:15 in the morning and a class at 11. when i woke up, i knew that it was earlier than i needed to be up, but i decided to roll over and look at the clock anyways, just to be Really on top of things. i rolled over, and it said it was 10:58am. ?!?!?!?.

"great," i thought. "i missed my eye appointment, and i'm going to be late for my class." i laid in bed pouting for awhile, and then i decided that the best ... read more

wow, i'm the hugest dork in the world: i've joined a mathematics tribe in an online community so that i could post geeky math jokes, and all my jokes end with me laughing hysterically at myself.

should i be embarassed or proud? proud i think. we must all embrace the inner dork. therapists always say to embrace your inner child, which relates to embracing the inner dork. and more important than therapists, that's what einstein says too.