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Yay for being able to post from my own computer again!

Check out the Strong Bad Virus Email -- this is how I was feeling before I finally ran an effective virus scan. My poor, mistreated computer.

Bought books today. Talk about agony ... Oh well. These things had better last the forty years or so that they're expected to now, at the prices I paid for them.

The dumb feeling hasn't receded just yet. I need to get my brain back to a functioning level. This is going to be a long semester if I'm still so easily distracted.

Still nothing useful to say. Need ideas here, people. Just tell me what to talk about and, assuming I can form an opinion, I'll write about it.


Don't think of it as overwhelming numbers; think of it as a wide selection of targets.

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Ashley said…
Oh, not terribly down in the dumps. A bit bored, perhaps, but that dumb feeling will disappear eventually. I'm a bit low on dreams right now, and my goals are dull. Maybe that's what I need ... something new and invigorating ...
11 January, 2005 16:49
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