just the facts
1. Last night the air was so mild and cool I opened the window and turned on the ceiling fan. It was perfect.
2. I watched Love Actually for the first time earlier. Cute film. Shame I’m not British and it’s not Christmastime.
3. I want this car.
4. I’ve been getting really hungry lately around 12:30-1 a.m. This is a little weird.
5. Odd dreams last night. I went to bed around 1:30 (I was up reading) and woke up momentarily around 2:15 or so, by which time I had so many and they had been so vivid that I was going to record them, but…a writing instrument was nowhere to be found around the bed, and getting up would have frittered away the dreams just through the simple mental act of searching for something with which to write. A pen is now permanently stationed on my nightstand.
6. I want tennis.
7. I cleaned and organized my entire garage earlier. It looks so good I want to take a picture of it. More than any area in the apartment, the garage feels like “my domain.” Cleaning and organizing was very satisfying.
8. Wikipedia is a huge time waster/the best site on the internet.
9. I want France.

2. What was your favorite story? I think my favorite was Aurelia/Jamie part. Or… all of them.
8. I agree. I’ve spend a good bit of time there. But it’s educational, right?
Remind me to get this car when it comes out:
http://www.audiworld.com/news/05/022105/
I am in love with it.
In the mean time, I’ll drool over the new Audi A4 (as seen in the commercials).
I think I like the one between Juliet and Mark, just ’cause I can identify with it the most. They’re all charming in their own way, though.
The RS 4 is something else. Save up 75 grand when you graduate and get a great job, and get yourself a black 6-speed, with a black leather interior. Perfect.
The interior on those cars is the best I’ve ever seen, bar none.
Wikipedia… Awesome.
Familiar with Trillian? The multi-IM client that allows mouseover Wikipedia definitions. I often need it when I chat with my girlfriend.
I am familiar with it, although its utility is somewhat lost on me, since I have a Macintosh and only use AIM for IMing. Didn’t know about the Wikipedia tie-in, though. Cool.