Summer is usually my time to make up for all the money I spent over the course of the school year, and to make money to pay my part of the tuition for the coming year. Well, it didn’t really work out that way this summer.
I crunched some numbers and discovered that I made only [...]
Posted in Money, Summer |
It’s the end of an era. After seven years of riding my trusty and much-loved—yet increasingly decrepit—’01 Haro Revo, I now have a nifty ‘08 Haro F1 in Gloss Black (not the gaudy red pictured here).
It’s nice to have tires with tread, and brakes that actually slow me down, and a sprocket that doesn’t jam [...]
Posted in Exercise | Tagged biking, Haro |
I came across a hilarious image today on the CBC Radio 3 site. It’s an advertisement for their new Pride Podcast, a special edition podcast featuring queer Canadian indie artists.
I haven’t listened to the podcast and so can’t vote it up or down, but I can suggest you check out the imagery they used, which for [...]
Since 35 Home Ave. (where I’m living this year) is pretty much as far across campus as one can get from 324 Washington St. (where I was living last year), I had to make some tough choices: running choices.
Where am I to run this year? Well, I thought about it. I checked out Google Maps. [...]
Let’s take a look at your love life. Whoever originated the phrase, The way to a man’s heart is through the stomach, must have been referring to the Cancer girl. You really know how to dine a man, and seduce him, with all sorts of tempting and exotic dishes, don’t you? This is fine, but [...]
Donning protective masks the second the American cyclists arrive in China… how symbolically pleasing for someone concerned with China’s rampant human rights abuses. Photo from the New York Times.
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You took hold of my affections with your Bible and your sword
Your celebrity connections, I was not used to keeping score
From your fine-gilded chalice I drank all your cheap red wine
It was a good place to be Judas, hiding pearls from the swine
I’ll bring the sun, I’ll bring the sun
I’ll bring the sun, I’ll [...]