Yet more Two Cent Thoughts, 11-16-05
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greybetaOkay, after one week, I can say the Lexapro is working. I never feel too sad or two happy. However, I'm suddenly feeling hyperattentive. Like I'm going through though IMs, writing a LJ post, and watching TV and I'm paying attention to all three and I still feel bored. It's the most awkward feeling ever.
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With little better to do, I watched Bones and House, MD on Fox yesterday. I really enjoyed both shows. Bones has wonderful tension between its lead characters, although it's the kind of tension that will end the show once it's resolved. But it's in its first promising season so that's okay.
I absolutely loved House. The namesake character House is a crippled curmudgeon of a doctor, but he's brilliant so people put up with him. He's gruff and he knows he's a bit prissy. I find it entertaining just to see how he reacts to things in the show.
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I talked to two old friends who I hadn't talked to in quite awhile today. The first is Kevano, i.e. the cello master Kevin, who I've known since fourth grade, when we played one on one basketball in his backyard. He's a good man, old fashioned conservative, and skilled bass guitar player. We caught up and he's going to try to take me to a Razorback basketball game in Fayetteville.
The other old friend was the red headed Brigid. She was one of my opponents last year in the run for SA President. She actually won a Truman Scholarship, excelling at biochemistry and environmental policy. She's a good person, tree hugging liberal, and a paragon of type A personality. She thought I was an Old Soul. Not sure about the Old Soul thing, but she promised she would drop by my house on Saturday before going home to Little Rock (the Arkansas connection). We've had our philosophical differences as she was the president of Young Democrats at one time and I kept insisting that Kerry was going to lose, but we've become good friends since our time in Dr. Rahe's honors class and Student Senate.
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The guru Stu shared this funny story with me (hey, I'm only human).
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Do you like your bacon chewy or crispy?
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With little better to do, I watched Bones and House, MD on Fox yesterday. I really enjoyed both shows. Bones has wonderful tension between its lead characters, although it's the kind of tension that will end the show once it's resolved. But it's in its first promising season so that's okay.
I absolutely loved House. The namesake character House is a crippled curmudgeon of a doctor, but he's brilliant so people put up with him. He's gruff and he knows he's a bit prissy. I find it entertaining just to see how he reacts to things in the show.
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I talked to two old friends who I hadn't talked to in quite awhile today. The first is Kevano, i.e. the cello master Kevin, who I've known since fourth grade, when we played one on one basketball in his backyard. He's a good man, old fashioned conservative, and skilled bass guitar player. We caught up and he's going to try to take me to a Razorback basketball game in Fayetteville.
The other old friend was the red headed Brigid. She was one of my opponents last year in the run for SA President. She actually won a Truman Scholarship, excelling at biochemistry and environmental policy. She's a good person, tree hugging liberal, and a paragon of type A personality. She thought I was an Old Soul. Not sure about the Old Soul thing, but she promised she would drop by my house on Saturday before going home to Little Rock (the Arkansas connection). We've had our philosophical differences as she was the president of Young Democrats at one time and I kept insisting that Kerry was going to lose, but we've become good friends since our time in Dr. Rahe's honors class and Student Senate.
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The guru Stu shared this funny story with me (hey, I'm only human).
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Do you like your bacon chewy or crispy?
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Date: 2005-11-17 02:28 am (UTC)A little of both, not floppy, but not burnt hard.
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Date: 2005-11-17 05:13 am (UTC)