Monday, May 31, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
Will you please pass the syrup?
Well there we all were at breakfast this morning-- that is, the family and I and Ashley-- when suddenly something whizzed by the window.
At which point I started screaming, "Man! Flying! That man is flying! Look he's flying!" and ran outside to take pictures.
And wouldn't you know it-- there was a man flying. He flew up and away until he was just a little speck. Then he disappeared. Then we finished breakfast.
It was a morning to be remembered.
At which point I started screaming, "Man! Flying! That man is flying! Look he's flying!" and ran outside to take pictures.
And wouldn't you know it-- there was a man flying. He flew up and away until he was just a little speck. Then he disappeared. Then we finished breakfast.
It was a morning to be remembered.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Mahopac
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Two poems for you
Absence makes
the heart
grow fon--I MISS YOU
Her eyes are like flowers
Her face is like flowers
Her ears are like flowers
She is very flower-like
the heart
grow fon--I MISS YOU
Her eyes are like flowers
Her face is like flowers
Her ears are like flowers
She is very flower-like
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
"What's the difference between flat rate and premium?"
I am sorry to say, my dear readers, that this will likely be the last post you'll read about Roommate John for a while.
The truth is that I am moving out of my dorm today, and in so doing, I am leaving Roommate John behind.
This is bad news for me, but it is also bad news for you. If not for John, I don't know what I would have put on my blog most of the time this year. So now my posts will probably be a lot less interesting.
You all know by now that John is a real character. Whether he's talking (or singing) in his sleep, lint-rolling the carpet, or trying to understand the nature of life and love, John is a constant source of amusement.
But what you probably don't know, because you don't live with him, is that John is also an excellent roommate and a great person.
Yesterday, I came into the room and John was eating an orange. "This orange is so good, Jordan" he said. Now, if John wasn't so nice, he would have saved all the delicious oranges for himself. But John was so nice and so he gave me some pieces, which were very delicious indeed.
Next semester John is going to Shanghai, where I hope he will enjoy a fun year far, far away from Stern, become immersed in the culture and language, and meet the woman of his dreams, preferably in an Asian-LatinAmerican fusion club.
I will miss him. I wish him all the best and you should too.
The truth is that I am moving out of my dorm today, and in so doing, I am leaving Roommate John behind.
This is bad news for me, but it is also bad news for you. If not for John, I don't know what I would have put on my blog most of the time this year. So now my posts will probably be a lot less interesting.
You all know by now that John is a real character. Whether he's talking (or singing) in his sleep, lint-rolling the carpet, or trying to understand the nature of life and love, John is a constant source of amusement.
But what you probably don't know, because you don't live with him, is that John is also an excellent roommate and a great person.
Yesterday, I came into the room and John was eating an orange. "This orange is so good, Jordan" he said. Now, if John wasn't so nice, he would have saved all the delicious oranges for himself. But John was so nice and so he gave me some pieces, which were very delicious indeed.
Next semester John is going to Shanghai, where I hope he will enjoy a fun year far, far away from Stern, become immersed in the culture and language, and meet the woman of his dreams, preferably in an Asian-LatinAmerican fusion club.
I will miss him. I wish him all the best and you should too.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Another Sleeping Asian
Monday, May 3, 2010
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