14 November 2006

Why do you want to scare me so?

So, November is apparently blog every day month, which I have failed miserably at. However, some of the blogs I've been reading have been very creative about how they write about nothing everyday. I like to think I am good at writing about nothing.

I signed up for classes for winter term term:
Latin 22- Virgil (again, I seem to recall translating Virgil my senior year in high school. Maybe this time I'll understand it)
Colt (the code for "random classes about stuff that can't be classified) 19 - Translation: Theory and Practice
Classics Studies 17 - The Roman Republic.

I know where I'm living next term:
Theta 105

I talked to one of my friends last night. As far as I know, he doesn't read this blog, so I can talk about our conversation all I want. It was kind of awkward because we haven't talked in months - and haven't really ever talked on the phone (what blitz does to social interaction...) so we (or I at least) didn't know where to start or how to continue the conversation. There was just so much to cover and not much time to do it in. It was strange. I know that when we see each other again it will pick up just where we left off.

I also talked to my mom last night. I worry about my parents being home alone. Various things have happened, like the phone being disconnected for a couple days. That is enough about them, I don't like to blog about other people's lives.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

While it's good not to talk about other people, it's not fair just to post that our phone was cut off without mentioning it was due to a gross lack of communication with Time Warner and that our phone was teleported to them and they wouldn't return it to us so was unavailable to AT&T. It was a pretty ludicrous situation!! There's a good offer on earthlink for a phone line; I'm thinking perhaps we need a back up of a back up number.
your mother who is alleged out of control.

Emma said...

allegedly?

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