"Life goes fast, its hard to make the good things last."
Thank you Flaming Lips.

So, the sign was a hit! I ended up standing by the door to listen while some dude used the can. As he came out he asked one his friends if they had seen it. They both went into the bathroom and they both laughed while one said, "Its so true though, sometimes I'll come in here and it'll be like the Black Forest of Death."

Another funny story. Ready?
This lady calls in to the radio station and asks the DJ if she can order a pizza. He replies with, "I'm sorry we're all out." She goes, "What do you mean you're all out? You're a pizza place!" He tells her to hold on a bit, he'll see what he can do." While she is on hold, he tells the listeners that this sort of thing happens all the time, the lady is just messing with him. He goes back to the phone call and says, "Well, I have some up dog." Obviously confused she asks, "Whats up dog?" The DJ replies with, "I dunno whats up with you biatch!" and then hangs up. Haha. So good.

Working at a Daycare is providing to be a good form of birth control. Its given me enough incentive to not want to have kids.

I'm still working on posting a lil' somethin' somethin' from B, but its all sooo good, I just can't choose.

Although the book proposes that human over population is the main culprit for environmental problems... it also mentions that once less food is produced that pop. will go down and keep itself in check. This may be true, but how does one decide who gets food and who doesn't? In my mind I imagine the richer people benefiting, where the poor luck out, once again. Maybe the poor people and opressed are like the little starved boy living in the closet like in Those Who Walk Away From Omelas. I'm not saying its ok for people to suffer, just that the story says that in order for us to be thankful for what we do have, we have to know about the negative alternative. I dunno, in my Environmental Issues class the prof talks about how there arn't really any easy solutions to any of the enviro problems....and as a result people feel overwhelmed and end up taking inaction. Which doesn't do any good either. But yea, tough business. Alright enough about that. Its bad enough I'm a compulsive recycler... I cringe when people throw away paper... I just want to do a James Bond stunt double roll by the garbage can and whisk out the paper and put it in a recycle bin. Ever watched Living with Ed? I'll probably turn out to be a female version of him. I'll have my solar panels taking up most of my house, and make my toast in the morning via riding a bicycle. Haha. Seriously though, I just want a decent little house so I can populate it with adopted pup-dogs rescued from the pound. It'll be a pooch pad!

My new goal is to slowly recover my social life, and actually talk to people when in group settings rather than just one on one. Lately I've been tending to clam up if I'm around 2 or more people. Bad news.
Ok ok. Done. Nice knowing you.