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Mommy's b-day is today...but we're celebrating it tomorrow due to really long meetings. I visited my High School one year after my graduation. There are security cameras now, but I guess that's to be expected after somebody sets a hallway on fire. They're small and obscure, so it's not really much of a change. My teachers are all just as wonderful as I remember them. It's surprising how good their advice can be even after I've left for college. It makes me wish that I could visit more often, just to see them and put things in perspective. Being absorbed completly into my college work-life isn't always a good thing. Just bought the Pan's La

Finals are OVER, summer break is HERE! (For me at least hehe) It was quite an intense year in every sense of the word, and it didn't stop getting intense, not even towards the end. I spent out 255 big ones on shipping all of my stuff back home. I have no idea when it'll all get here... I also bought a PS2 and Kingdom Hearts - finally! Before I left school, I spent the rest of my Dine-Ex on a pizza party. Tomorrow is my mom's birthday, yesterday was Mother's Day. Most of the women of our family (icluding the new baby Bree) came over for a brunch that started at 4:00. It was great seeing everyone after so many months. Bree cut her finger on

I got a B- on a group project that we worked really hard on. It was on R. Crumb's work too. As much as I love reading and drawing comics, I don't think I'll ever try to teach them to anybody ever again. talking to the class was like talking to a load of dead fish. Fish would have been smellier, but more entertaining. We got some good responses out of a few people, but seriously, NEVER AGAIN. And then of course I read all of Anne Perry's 300+ page novel Seven Dials within two days for the very same class. I read an e-mail from the professor this morning that says that our syllabus is wrong, and we actually have something completely different