Month: April 2005

  • By Myk

    Oh now that’s cool. Haha 😀

  • Untitled #13

    This morning was the second time in a row that I’ve awoken to a sharp pain in both my arms. At first, in my sleepy daze I would start to panic that I had been ambushed in the middle of the night which had left my extremeties incapacitated, only to begin whimpering at the realization…

  • Untitled #12

    Hm. Two midterms tomorrow. Yup.

  • Untitled #11

    Keeping with the tradition of this quarter, here’s the weekend review! This weekend I… Went home and hung out with my parents Friday night. Hung out with Ryan Saturday night. He made beef stroganoff! We made strawberry shortcakes. I cut strawberries well. Had d-d-diiiim sum at House of Hong on Sunday with the INFO crew.…

  • Firefox = Panda?

    So I was going through my blogs just now and started checking out this guy, when I read the following: In case you didn’t know, the Chinese name for a red panda is hunho or firefox, due to their color and similar size to a fox. Red panda? So.. much.. cuteness..

  • Untitled #10

    Your Linguistic Profile: 75% General American English 10% Dixie 10% Upper Midwestern 5% Midwestern 0% Yankee What Kind of American English Do You Speak?

  • I Heart Living in Seattle

    Spring has sprung! Yesterday’s weather was gorgeous and much had to be done about it. After my one class of the day, Jules picked me and Paul up from campus and we went out to lunch in Pioneer Square. Not really having much of an idea of where we wanted to eat, we wandered around…

  • Friendly Reminder

    Tomorrow (Tues 4/19) is Ben & Jerry’s Free Cone Day! Get some.

  • Weekend Update

    On Friday night, we went out for April’s 21st birthday @ Mojito Cafe in lower Queen Anne. Check out the night’s photos here. Think great latin food, salsa club, live band, dancing, and steamy windows. Great night out. Much props to Pril for organizing the event. Am inspired to pursue salsa lessons, haha. (Ryan has…

  • An Explanation of the Martial Variety

    One day the Zen master Nan-in had a visit from a foreign scholar of eastern religions who came to learn about Zen. Nan-in gladly met with the visitor, but when they sat down together, the scholar proceeded to talk about his immense knowledge of eastern religions. After much listening, Nan-in suggested they have tea. He…