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thursday, july 19, 2007
Between the end and the beginning of a year

My second year of college is over and I’m waiting at home for a couple weeks until I escape to intern at del.icio.us again. On my birthday, a week and a half ago, I usually list things learned in the past year (see 19, 18, 17, 16), so here is what I’ve learned this year: CCS Literature is a nice way to get a degree, and I might want to go to a library/information science graduate school, but I like my self-assigned website stuff most. I’d rather do all these classes later, when I’m tired of working. On my birthday I also usually post twelve of my best pictures from that year.

Anyway, here’s what I wrote from September to June:

This may be less substantial than last year’s list; next year’s list needs to be better. Also, compare that post’s picture to this one:

yet more clutter

Soon I’ll post a picture of my as-yet-unknown summer room in San Francisco, and it’ll look pretty much the same.

comments (4)

I am glad that you are cool and smart. Because, when I am old, at least some people who are cool and smart and not assclowns will be running the world.
conrad on 6/20/2007 13:41:27

I'll be in Berkeley all summer. I hope we get a chance to do fun things.
Lauren on 6/25/2007 00:59:40

HEY! big fan of your blog. i'm doing some marketing for this company called big BOING in emeryville that has a great new candy called Sour Extinguishers and i was hoping that you could help me get the word out to all your readers, and maybe even send you some samples! thanks so much, feel free to email me!
sourextinguisher on 6/25/2007 16:06:43

Wow! And I'd thought I'd seen everything.
Douglas Thrift on 6/27/2007 13:50:55

comments are off. for new comments, my email address is brittag@gmail.com.

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