I'm sitting in the car in front of the Vovlo repair place.

I love unexpected free WiFi.

Things got emotional between us last night, and he saw a side of me that I don't let anyone see.

He was happy - I was not as I didn't show him on purpose.

"Where are you in Georgia, are you near to Pankisi, the Chechen border?"

" ... More like Atlanta."

Thanks to all those who gave me their opinions on my "boyfriend won't come over" issue
He's coming over this weekend, finally-but, in "perfect timing"-I am now a slave to Midol.  

&I don't want to be that girl who breaks up romances
and true love.

But I can't refuse your advances
and what you give up.

Im going, on a greyhound bus, to rochester to register for classes in like 15 minutes.

but then I get to see one of my best friends and stay the night with my boyfriend when im done :)

I don't understand a lot of things.

Probably because of inexperience, but mostly 'cause I think stuff is stupid and pointless.

I think sexual fetishes are incredibly fascinating.

Then again, I feel that way about sex in general.

"Chalk-stained fingers" don't sound particularly appetizing...

... 15 is still a bit young.

Happy twentieth, sugar.

I miss you everyday.

Is it just me,

Or does Bowser seem to get bigger every time Mario faces him in a new Nintendo game?

My thanks to Barry Graham (the_urban_monk) for linking to Bill McKibben's story in The Nation reporting the results of a publication on greenhouse gases by Dr. Jim Hansen (NASA) and others, which appeared in Science a few weeks ago. This is a chilling, no-bullshit article, and it needs to be read by everyone living on this planet. Because, as McKibben states again and again, we have reached the point where the luxury of time has all but passed, and, in Dr. Hansen's words, "if humanity wishes to preserve a planet similar to that on which civilization developed and to which life on earth is adapted, paleoclimate evidence and ongoing climate change suggest that CO2 will need to be reduced from its current 385 ppm to at most 350 ppm." Anyway, please, take a few minutes and read the article. I am not an optimist, and, personally, I think we've passed the point where turning this great industrial beast back from the brink and averting the cataclysm is no longer very likely. But, I'm also wrong a lot. And this is the thing I'd most like to be wrong about, in my whole entire life.

Also, check out 350.org.

Also, speaking of cataclysm, there's some interesting new evidence surrounding the K/T impact event (you know, the "Fifth Extinction," the one that got the non-avian dinosaurs et al.). Specifically, it concerns the discovery of tiny carbon cenospheres in rocks dating from the time of the impact event.

So I have my internship interview tomorrow
...just in time for the burn on my chin to erupt into a giant blister. Delicious.

Oh my god allergies,

die!

Two submissives =
odd make-out sessions. 

My boyfriend whispered to me at Prom that he was afraid of "something popping up,"

Needless to say, I felt very sexy the rest of the night.