My father lost me to The Beast at cards.

I accidentally woke Kaci up today. She told me she had a dream, and she was giving me a disposable camera.
"Why a disposable camera?"
"I've been thinking about it for awhile, there's one in the basket, I'll get it out."
"Okay" I said, "I'm going to go take a shower." She was asleep when I returned.
Kaci, this is why living with you will never get old.


Jay White told me today he transferred out of Mechanical Engineering two days ago. Quitter. He was the only person from high school I saw on a regular basis. I now have no ties left to LJ. It's weird to think that no matter how much of a world you built for yourself in high school, it's gone when you graduate. It's like dying or moving to a different state. Everything you knew vanishes, crumbles and reorientation itself into something new. Not like I pretend I know what happens after you die or anything. I just like to walk through parks in the Fall and I've noticed things tend to die.


Okay, so, somewhat funny story about Jay. Our teacher, Moore the Bore, tried to learn the first row's name one day. Jay's in the equal opportunities for minorities fig, so after Moore asked all the minority kids, who all have names like Frank, Ernest, Sarah, and Jessica, Jay decides to tell him his name's Juan. Moore believed him and calls on him in class. Juan, I would almost say I'll miss you and your sparkling personality, but I think Halley would beat me up. So I don't.

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Kung-pow! ...Escape of the fist.

Today I discovered a flower bush that smelled like the FIJI fratt house on a Saturday night. That's right, beer. Cheap beer. For the whole semester I thought every time I passed the parking garage that we had some incredible alcoholic dumping his beer into the grass daily. Boy was I wrong.


Oh, and within 3 hours on Monday Kaci got a fever of over 103 which didn't break despite all our efforts (the hall played 'mom') so we had to take her to the ER. It was really odd. Kara forced her to go, pretty much dragged her out of bed. There wasn't room for me in the car, so I stayed her, went to bed, and woke up to find out she was back in bed. Oh~kay. Turns out she had a viral internal infection and was dehydrated. There's no medicine to treat that, so they gave her some pills to ease the pain and bring down the fever. They gave her seven shots, two I.V.s and a spinal tap. Poor thing's getting her wisdom teeth out next week too. She's going back to class tomorrow.