social life
I have been surprisingly social this term. It's the end of the second week, and I've already hung out with people five or six times. I think that's more social outings than last term total. Jamey and I have been hanging out with Clayton and ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif)
neurophyre (both people who live in our apartment building), and we've hung out with our long time friend, sizzferret, aka Erikku.
Cosmic bowling in the basement of Smith with our neighbors was fun. The blacklights highlighted a couple really wacky stains on my pants. You couldn't see them normally, but they showed up as big white patches. I wonder what the stains were from. (Before you think CSI-dirty-body-fluids I should point out that not even Jamey is talented enough to make a six-inch diameter stain.)
I also started watching Wolf's Rain (an anime series) with Erikku. It's a post-apocolyptic drama about wolf shape-shifters, genetically engineered humans, and the various people who try to kill or control the two groups. Weird but gripping.
Speaking of anime, Jamey and I have been kicking around the idea of getting a subscription to netflix or a similar by-mail movie rental service. We'd do it mostly for the anime. Movie madness has a good selection, but it's a 45-minute bus ride away. Just Be Complex on Burnside also rents anime, but they're actually trying to get out of the anime business. They said they'd be selling off a lot of their collection soon.
Tonight Jamey and I hung out with Clayton and watched March of the Penguins. The documentary was slow in some parts, but we livened it up with some wise cracks:
An adult male pulls back its feathery belly to reveal an egg with a small hole in it.
Sarah: "I bet that chick is saying, 'I don't wanna come out! It's cold out there!'"
Jamey: "'Aw, just five more minutes, dad.' 'Son if you don't come out of that egg, I'll break it open myself.'"
I should start posting everyday so my entries aren't that long. We'll see how that goes.
Current mood:
wet
neurophyre (both people who live in our apartment building), and we've hung out with our long time friend, sizzferret, aka Erikku.Cosmic bowling in the basement of Smith with our neighbors was fun. The blacklights highlighted a couple really wacky stains on my pants. You couldn't see them normally, but they showed up as big white patches. I wonder what the stains were from. (Before you think CSI-dirty-body-fluids I should point out that not even Jamey is talented enough to make a six-inch diameter stain.)
I also started watching Wolf's Rain (an anime series) with Erikku. It's a post-apocolyptic drama about wolf shape-shifters, genetically engineered humans, and the various people who try to kill or control the two groups. Weird but gripping.
Speaking of anime, Jamey and I have been kicking around the idea of getting a subscription to netflix or a similar by-mail movie rental service. We'd do it mostly for the anime. Movie madness has a good selection, but it's a 45-minute bus ride away. Just Be Complex on Burnside also rents anime, but they're actually trying to get out of the anime business. They said they'd be selling off a lot of their collection soon.
Tonight Jamey and I hung out with Clayton and watched March of the Penguins. The documentary was slow in some parts, but we livened it up with some wise cracks:
An adult male pulls back its feathery belly to reveal an egg with a small hole in it.
Sarah: "I bet that chick is saying, 'I don't wanna come out! It's cold out there!'"
Jamey: "'Aw, just five more minutes, dad.' 'Son if you don't come out of that egg, I'll break it open myself.'"
I should start posting everyday so my entries aren't that long. We'll see how that goes.
Current mood:
wet