Here's Lam puking at Emeril's in Vegas:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tCNSF5cFE0

Congrats, Jess. I notice a lot of pronouns, though. Any word on a name?

Jess got a new dog!!

I think he's a cross between this:

and this (only not so fluffy):


He's 18 months old, about 20" tall, and super-cute. Very friendly and easy-going, and apparently he lived a while on a farm with cows, which he got along with, so I'm hoping that will translate easily into getting along with horses. When he wakes up I'll take a picture of him.

Oh, he woke up

oh, for Pete's sake, I forgot all about the hockey game... and now I can't go. meh, oh well. y'all have fun now, you hear?


And as for the whole university friendlessness thing... I've just sort-of accepted it and migrated inot the lab in my time off... but theoretically I'm 'working' when I'm not in class, for 36 hours a week... plus the 9 I'm spending on the class I'm ta-ing...

Though, regardless of all that, we should find time to hang out, us campus-dwellers. let's hang out! ... whenever those of us left have time...

They just think they're better than us, Mary, by having moved on. A preposterous notion, I know.

Speaking of university and things happening at it, the Bears/Oilers-Rookies game is tomorrow night at 7:00. Seeing as it's general seating, I intend to get there a little bit early. If you'd like me to save a seat, let me know. If you'd like to grab a bite to eat with me before the game (but after 5:00) also let me know.

Happy Birthday Keri!

On another note....why oh why are there no longer hordes of friends with which to spend your three hour break at University? if anyone has any ideas of what to do, I anticipate that I will be spending the next hour or so sitting at this computer. so...suggest away!

Happy Birthday!

Gah, beat me to it.

Happy Birthday, Keri.

Happy Birthday Keri!

Here, you go, Andy. In context, the Bush quote from the Katie Couric interview:

COURIC: You have said we can't cut and run on more than one occasion. We have to stay until we win. Otherwise, we'll be fighting the terrorists here at home on our own streets. So what do you mean exactly by that, Mr. President?

BUSH: Well, I mean that a defeat in Iraq will embolden the enemy and will provide the enemy – more opportunity to train, plan, to attack us. That's what I mean. There – it's – you know, one of the hardest parts of my job is to connect Iraq to the war on terror. I believe it. As I told you, Osama bin Laden believes it. But the American people – have gotta understand that a defeat in Iraq – in other words, if this government there fails - the terrorists will be emboldened, the radicals will topple moderate governments.