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Jun. 17th, 2008 03:13 amWhenever I stop posting on LJ for a while, I feel like I need to make a suitably dramatic re-entrance, or at least an explanation of where I've been, or a summary of all the cool things I've done, so I continue to not-post while I think of what such a thing should be, and the cycle continues. So I won't. I was away for a while, and then I was back but not posting, and now I am posting again.
I might at some point tell you about my brother's graduation, especially if my mom sends me the pictures, as well as the adventures my mother and I had shopping for things to wear to graduation. Other pictures that I should probably post sometime include my continuing adventures in night photography with a crappy point and shoot and no tripod, the lightening photo I managed to catch tonight, or the illustrated essay on why my hair reminds me that women's bodies are still sometimes considered public objects of discourse.
( I started talking about my summer job and how I get to mail things to New Zealand, but then it all kind of devolved into a mass of insecurity and fail, and at that point, a cut tag is basically an act of public decency, much like wearing pants is. )
Change of topics! I got my Hush Sounds ticket in the mail today, which made me grin. Are there plans? (No, of course there are not plans yet, because this is bandom, but there will be plans, I'm sure.) I'm just throwing all this out there while I'm thinking about it. Anyways, my ticket claims doors are at 6. I work til 4 (unless I leave early, which is very doable), and it'll take me 20 minutes to get from work to the venue, 30 if I stop home to change. I suspect a number of you will be arriving from NYC and thus I don't know how well preshow meetups will work (I am recalling a number of phone calls at the Cobra show along the lines of 'we're not there yet, but we will be!', but that was for a 1pm show and this is for 6, so perhaps there will be plenty of time to hang out in advance. Then again, fangirls.) (Also, for those of you that might need to know such things, I am remarkably local to the venue, should you need local guidance on matters not involving restaurants (I can do grocery stores, but I don't eat out much) or driving and parking (I have no car). I suspect that those two things are most of what people might want to know and thus that my local knowledge is not at all helpful, but if there are other things you might need to know about in the locality of the venue, I would be glad to make gestures towards answers.)
I kind of want to go on an adventure this summer. Not something in particular, just celebrating living on my own with hardly any regular commitments. Problem is, I am bad at knowing what that should be. If you happen to be looking for a co-adventurer in Boston, lemme know.
And it's now past 3am, so I should post this so I can regret it in the morning. (I regret all posts written after 3am. Some people are chatty drunks, I apparently am I chatty night owl.) (Not the parentheses, though. I never regret the abuse of parentheses.)
I might at some point tell you about my brother's graduation, especially if my mom sends me the pictures, as well as the adventures my mother and I had shopping for things to wear to graduation. Other pictures that I should probably post sometime include my continuing adventures in night photography with a crappy point and shoot and no tripod, the lightening photo I managed to catch tonight, or the illustrated essay on why my hair reminds me that women's bodies are still sometimes considered public objects of discourse.
( I started talking about my summer job and how I get to mail things to New Zealand, but then it all kind of devolved into a mass of insecurity and fail, and at that point, a cut tag is basically an act of public decency, much like wearing pants is. )
Change of topics! I got my Hush Sounds ticket in the mail today, which made me grin. Are there plans? (No, of course there are not plans yet, because this is bandom, but there will be plans, I'm sure.) I'm just throwing all this out there while I'm thinking about it. Anyways, my ticket claims doors are at 6. I work til 4 (unless I leave early, which is very doable), and it'll take me 20 minutes to get from work to the venue, 30 if I stop home to change. I suspect a number of you will be arriving from NYC and thus I don't know how well preshow meetups will work (I am recalling a number of phone calls at the Cobra show along the lines of 'we're not there yet, but we will be!', but that was for a 1pm show and this is for 6, so perhaps there will be plenty of time to hang out in advance. Then again, fangirls.) (Also, for those of you that might need to know such things, I am remarkably local to the venue, should you need local guidance on matters not involving restaurants (I can do grocery stores, but I don't eat out much) or driving and parking (I have no car). I suspect that those two things are most of what people might want to know and thus that my local knowledge is not at all helpful, but if there are other things you might need to know about in the locality of the venue, I would be glad to make gestures towards answers.)
I kind of want to go on an adventure this summer. Not something in particular, just celebrating living on my own with hardly any regular commitments. Problem is, I am bad at knowing what that should be. If you happen to be looking for a co-adventurer in Boston, lemme know.
And it's now past 3am, so I should post this so I can regret it in the morning. (I regret all posts written after 3am. Some people are chatty drunks, I apparently am I chatty night owl.) (Not the parentheses, though. I never regret the abuse of parentheses.)