2005 in review

I’m posting the first sentence (or two, if the first sentence is content free) that I posted in my journal every month for 2005. Enjoy.

• So, chatting with a net-acquaintance of agreeable nature, I made plans to fool around with him when he got back into town from vacation.
• As per usual, I don’t know enough to hold the opinions I do.
• I’m taking it as a sign that I’m getting used to my new mac when I take my cursor to the bottom of the screen hoping to bring up the dock, only to realize that I’m actually on a windows box.
• Well, I wasn’t a first-string offerree for the GAO, but I’m apparently on the alternate list.
• In response to ‘s request of me in March, here’s a bit about my reading habits
• Working 9-5 means that I don’t get livejournal.
• reposted an article which is highly critical of the current medical practices and beliefs with respect to AIDS and HIV.
• Given my social distance here (self imposed or not, whatever), I’ve been spending alot of time watching movies & reading books.
• It is indeed a natural disaster.
• Alternatively titled “I think I could have handled that better”.
• Hol-ee fuck. That’s alot of comments, and alot of commenters.
• I woke up an hour before my 6:15 alarm over a dream in which I did not graduate.

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