That's the trouble with running around Vandy. When I was a Freshman I was walking to Mass (you know, when..well, nevermind) and I was all dressed up and a squirrel crapped on me. A big green blob of poo on my shirt. I looked and I swear he was laughing at me. It made mass a little more interesting to say the least.
I've never been hit, glad to say. In fall, sometimes I try to catch leaves as they fall. Stupid, I know, and very difficult to do, but it passes the miles.
i had a website about a particular computer thing i was interested in for a while. in my infinite geekdom, i had a whole page of haikus my friends and i wrote about it. it was awesome.
here's a sample:
Silent, strong, deadly Computers crunching numbers Alone in the night
This blog started back in 2007 after my friend April and I ran our first marathon together: Country Music Marathon. We found blogging to be a fun way to virtually train together since we lived 3 hours apart from each other.
A few years ago, April decided to take a leave of absence from contributing to the blog as a result of other commitments. So, now, you're stuck with me and my complaining and some cat gifs (if you're lucky).
Thanks for reading the blog and feel free to comment and email me anytime! 26point2ers@gmail.com
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That's the trouble with running around Vandy. When I was a Freshman I was walking to Mass (you know, when..well, nevermind) and I was all dressed up and a squirrel crapped on me. A big green blob of poo on my shirt. I looked and I swear he was laughing at me. It made mass a little more interesting to say the least.
Ewwww... a squirrel??? That must have been God's way of telling you that you're a sinner. Good thing you were on your way to Mass ;)
hahaha...better to barely miss you than to land on your head and you not even know it...(not that I would know about that!)
~k
I've never been hit, glad to say. In fall, sometimes I try to catch leaves as they fall. Stupid, I know, and very difficult to do, but it passes the miles.
i had a website about a particular computer thing i was interested in for a while. in my infinite geekdom, i had a whole page of haikus my friends and i wrote about it. it was awesome.
here's a sample:
Silent, strong, deadly
Computers crunching numbers
Alone in the night
Excellent job. I counted the syllables. A haiku indeed!
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