word on the street

is that Indiana Jones is a terrible movie, and also that I'm in it. (apparently) I'm in Indy's classroom on the far right in a bright red sweater ... if you're interested in keeping an eye open for my stunning big screen debut.

I'm going to the movies tonight to see for myself.

"If you are on the coast and the moon is directly overhead, you should experience a high tide. If the moon is directly overhead on the opposite side of the planet, you should also experience a high tide." -howstuffworks.com

GOOD TO KNOW.

(i slept through sixth grade science. payback didn't arrive until yesterday.)

hello hello

It's that time of year! New summer = new blog. I hope it won't be as painfully boring as last year's, since I'm finally getting out of New Haven for a couple of months.

Summer itinerary is as follows:
the rest of May: bumming around at home and in New Haven, shopping, working at the law library, celebrating my 21st birthday!
June & July: biotechnology research in Monterrey, Mexico
August: trip to Ottawa with Julie to visit Lauren, working on my own research in New Haven, more general laziness

So if you know me you'll know how ridiculously elated I am to not be in school right now. My only true plans for the rest of May involve reading and shopping. current summer reading list includes:

Better and Complications - Atul Gawande
Love of the Last Tycoon - F. Scott Fitzgerald
The Emperor's Children - Claire Messud
The Power and the Glory and The Human Factor - Graham Greene
finally finish The Brothers Karamazov (this may be a stretch)

suggestions please?