It appears that Feist is performing at the Wexner Center on November 18th, just in case someone in the area who cares didn't know.
So, yeah, there's a History of Rock and Roll class...maybe it's only open to music students. Time to check teh academic calendar. Aww, there's a History of Popular Music in the music department. Too bad, though, I totally would have taken that.
A bitter orange: Is there anything worse?
I finally hooked my speakers up to my computer. I've been using my laptop speakers, and I thought that maybe that's all I wanted to get by anyways. After all, I have people living on almost every side of me; so I shouldn't be playing anything too loudly as it is.
Then I ran across a song that was really quiet, and I couldn't really hear it, and I thought, "Oh okay, I'll hook my speakers up so I can listen." So I started playing my music with my speakers, and ah, the difference. So nice. I'd almost forgotten about all the little parts that I couldn't hear on my laptop speakers.
There are several large tubs of topping thingies next to the toasters in meal hall. There's a tub of butter, cream cheese, something, and then some very bright orange plastic looking "cheese" spread. It didn't occur to me that it was supposed to be cheese until I heard two people beside me call it that. But also. There is the raspberry/strawberry (depending on the day) jam. This tub is very similar to the venus fly trap, but instead of flies it traps knives. I went to use some a couple of days ago, and tried to grab the knife leaning against the edge inside, but one entire side was covered in the jam, all sticky. So I got a new knife, and when I actually dipped it in, realized that there wasn't a section of the tub to stick the knife in where I didn't hit a knife submerged, visible only as a dark shadow just below the surface, very like the dead with their little lights in the swamp in Return of the King...or in the cave in Book 6 of Harry Potter. Anyways!! Lots of knives! I thought the knife-attraction properties of the jam was amusing.
Today is laundry day. Julie should be happy to know that I'm washing my sheets. :)
Happy Voting Day, Ben!!! Ben's running for city council. Let's all think positive thoughts (winwinwinwin).
