Lorne ,'Time Bomb'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I don't recall my high school requiring any sort of project like that, goodness. I do wonder what she told her friends her project was!
Jessica, I would probably make it shorter and less formal, but even if he knows you he may not really have an idea of your background or where your interests lie.
you already sent it, but this. I wouldn't have a clue about most o my coworkers backgrounds or fiddly things they do other than main parts of their job that affect me!
I just finished my radiation therapy.
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I just finished my radiation therapy.
You know what this means.
HOOKERS AND BLOW, BABY.
Hurrah Perkins!
I had a senior project, but I think it was three-months, not six. Most people (including me) got internships and wrote a report on them.
HOOKERS AND BLOW, BABY.
WHAT AMY SAID!
Woo hoo, Perkins!!!!!
HOOKERS AND BLOW, BABY.
Good thing I am going to Vegas soon, huh?
AW YEAH, PERKINS!!!!!
Google's Earth Day logo is pretty cute.
I've known several different varieties of rich people. Phil and Jennifer are the high stakes gambler /movie star kind of rich, and that's fun to be around. It's weird to be around celebrity, but you do get amazing service and accomodation. That's one thing I noticed when Phil treated us to a weekend at the Bellagio. There were lots of rich people there but celebrities get the kind of fuss you can't just buy.
About 40% of the kids I went to college with at Kenyon had been boarding school preps, and most of those came from moneyed families. And that kind of money definitely wears their docksiders held together with duct tape, and their boxers hanging down below their shorts. It's that scene in Philadelphia Story where Tracey's aspiring fiance looks all wrong in his brand new riding duds and she stomps them into the dirt to make them look lived in.
Several of them had that thing in NY where the elevator opens right into their apartment. But I don't think I realized quite how well off many of them were at the time because I'd grown up in South Florida where working class families typically had four bedroom houses with pools. So their places didn't seem crazy opulent because I didn't factor in real estate values on Central Park West, or Fox Chapel in Pittsburgh.