It’s 3 in the morning and I feel downright chipper. It’s not because I had some sort of fantastic day. I had an up and down day. Up because I finally decided to fully skip the Class From Hell (News Media and American Society) instead of subjecting myself to half of the pointlessness then saying ...

I was parking my car when I got back from four hours of logging footage for a project, and I saw there was a guy in the car I was parking behind. And he was listening to the same radio station I was. How did I know that, you ask? I look over and he’s ...

This has been a long, odd day. Not in any specific way, it just was kind of off and unusual all day. But I should have known what was coming. The first sign of oddness was this morning, when I momentarily found myself trapped in a commercial for the Honda Civic. I was returning equipment ...

Those of you who have been reading this weblog lately have probably noticed that my postings have become increadingly sporadic and incomprehensible. That’s not stopping until finals week (begins June 10), when I can finally lift up my middle finger to all of my classes with pride, for I shall be finished with the Year ...

If you’re going to put chili powder in something, even if you consider it to be not that much, warn people. I was at Big Bowl down on Rush street tonight and I ordered pad thai, which is traditionally a very sweet dish, which is (almost) never spicy. I took a few bites and realized ...

I’m turning into a vampire. Or something. I can’t sleep at night anymore, and I’ve therefore been finding it increasingly difficult to stay awake during the day. I end up doing a lot of work in the middle of the night (hence most things on the weblog are posted at about 3am) becuase of class ...

It’s difficult to explain this little thing to people who aren’t part of the incestuous little circle of us lot writing these things. I was working on a project when I ran into Nate, who apparently reads this, since when I explained my irritation with my haircut he mentioned that he read about it. “He ...

I’m really glad that my tuition money is going to useful studies. Now I think I understand why the Onion sometimes gets letters from people who think that some of their stories are real. Thanks, Northwestern! (thanks to Sarah Wolff for this one)

I waited four years for this? I’m one of the world’s larger Sheryl Crow fans, and I have to admit I’m really disappointed in her new album, C’mon C’mon. The main reason: filler. It’s not even that most of the album is filler. It’s that half the album is filler, and her last two albums ...

WARNING: If anyone reading this knows any of my parental units, don’t tell them about any of this (you’ll see why below). I should state that none of these various parental units read (or even know about) the weblog, at least not to my knowledge. And if they do, they shouldn’t tell me they do, ...