Twitter and Actual Bird Tweets

This weekend:

• a scale told me I was 24% body fat. Now, I know I can eat like a hippo, but c'mon!
  

• I saw the latest (and hopefully last) installment of Fast & the Furious. Emotion-stirring! Well-acted! Poignant! Brilliant plot line! Orrr, y'know, just explosions and car chases. :P

• I read all 4,614 lines of Faust. For my humanities class. Not for pleasure. Definitely not for pleasure.

• I got pie from Sweet Life. 'Nuff said.

• I found a ridiculous mix station to listen to while I'm trying to sleep. I now have my fill of Backstreet Boys, Boston, and Bryan Adams.

• I ate amazing deliciousness from China Blue...twice

• I added a bunch of celebrities on Twitter because a) I'm a dork and b) I need to use it for class. And then I felt speshul because the Dog Whisperer and Gov. Schwarzenegger added me, hahaha. I'm for reals, man.

• I ate breakfast at 2am. Y'all know how I do things.

• I went four-wheeling...at midnight...in total darkness...in tons of mud. I.e. amazing!

• I was reminded how wonderful cinnamon toast is.

• I played with guns bigger than my whole arm, oh my!
  

• I spent an hour looking up a certain bird call I've heard all my life and it's pretty much my favorite one because it's distinct and cute and sing-songy and I can't find it online and it's frustrating because I can hear it recorded in the background of OTHER bird call examples!! And then I laughed because there I was, listening to bird songs online when there were tons of actual birds singing outside my window. Including the one I was looking for.

• I learned that bird enthusiasts describe certain bird calls as "drink your teeea, "sweet sweet peachy, "oh dear me," and "quick with the beer check."

• I fed carrots to a horsie.

• I decoupaged. Lately I've been feelin' craftyyy.

So apparently it's beautiful and sunny between 6:30am and 8:30am, and then the melancholy clouds roll in right on cue as the day's about to start. Jerks! Time to get started on a day filled with reading/lectures on poetry from the Romantic era, and advertising design/coffee/reading/an advertising meeting/reading/more coffee/writing a mini-paper/researching/reading/and the dishes. Ohh baby, I'm stoked!!!