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mmm omelet
Nov. 16th, 2008 02:23 pmAfter a good night's sleep (8:30 pm to 9 a.m.!) and a lovely brunch with my freshman year roommate who I haven't seen in a while (two cups of coffee!), I've decided that the best part of this weekend was not the guy who awkwardly offered us coke, but when ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
notpoetry, daygloparker, and I realized that we already knew what was new with each of us, 'cause we'd read it yesterday.
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When I got back on the subway from Columbia to Grand Central on Saturday, I realized I got on the 1 without knowing beforehand which transfer I was taking. I guessed when I got to Times Square, and all was well. Getting back to the Metro, though, made me wonder how the style of mass transit effects its riders (i.e. seats that look forward/backward instead of seats facing each other). Too bad I'm not a sociologist.
James Bond movie in about two hours. Can't wait.
notpoetry, daygloparker, and I realized that we already knew what was new with each of us, 'cause we'd read it yesterday. *
When I got back on the subway from Columbia to Grand Central on Saturday, I realized I got on the 1 without knowing beforehand which transfer I was taking. I guessed when I got to Times Square, and all was well. Getting back to the Metro, though, made me wonder how the style of mass transit effects its riders (i.e. seats that look forward/backward instead of seats facing each other). Too bad I'm not a sociologist.
James Bond movie in about two hours. Can't wait.
