Sunday, January 29, 2006
so...i finally got around to eliminating that gif on my blog about suicide bombers, as pretty as it was. it has been bothering me as long as i knew it, i was just too busy to come up with another pretty template...this time without any kanji! hint : it's good to learn languages BEFORE you use them! this would be a great commercial promoting learning japanese...madame le professeur at 3:39 AM
Saturday, January 28, 2006
This sentence would be seven words long if it were six words shorter.madame le professeur at 7:21 PM
Friday, January 27, 2006
well, there are a couple of important mistakes in this : "suferage" is supposed to be "sufferage," and that is actually funnier! and hiroshima should be "heroshima" which is also very important.madame le professeur at 8:49 PM
this is great! i can't believe i found this online! teaching keeps me laughing...the scary thing is that these former students are now running the world (this must be the first version in the etymology of the word "nukuleer". amazing...that it was used as early as 1983! : http://www.fred.net/kathy/past.htmlmadame le professeur at 8:24 PM
...because i couldn't think of a good enough beginning.madame le professeur at 4:24 PM
Thursday, January 26, 2006
if i had finished this sentence,madame le professeur at 4:35 PM
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
academia was just explained to me like a hamster in a neverending wheel...i guess that is the same as tourne en ronde? glad i'm not there yet...!madame le professeur at 7:38 PM
le nouveau cd de natasha st. pier est excellent!madame le professeur at 12:36 PM
Sunday, January 22, 2006
upgrading to digital cable tuesday afternoon!madame le professeur at 3:55 PM
hey, i fixed up myspace, take another look: http://www.myspace.com/madameleprofesseurmadame le professeur at 2:15 AM
Saturday, January 21, 2006
i finally got that jager schnitzel tonight - see friday, 11/5 entry. i prefer sauerbraten and rouladen, but this was pretty good. i went to a professeur party before leaving town last night, and that was nice. i was disappointed in the fact that most people couldn't avoid talking about academics or at least language. i am the same way sometimes, but i refuse to become completely absorbed in it. i am glad to have a few friends outside of this domain, just so i don't become one of those people that don't understand normal people.madame le professeur at 10:17 PM
Thursday, January 19, 2006
apparently alcohol really affects my sanity when i am on narcotics. i went to a drug store at midnight and bought a lot of valentine chocolate that i will probably give to my parents (i don't want it!) and then ordered a pizza which i never ate. i discovered it in the unopened box this morning, and i had to throw it away. damn.madame le professeur at 5:52 PM
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
ah, je reprends le boulot demain...madame le professeur at 9:09 PM
Monday, January 16, 2006
our chimney is leaking. it seems like it would let in pouring rain, actually, since it is bascially just a big hole tunnel leading into the ceiling...or maybe it just seems that way when you're tripping, "flashes in the sky turns houses into sties, turns people into clay, radiation minds decay..."madame le professeur at 11:34 PM
listening to black sabbath paranoid cd. thank God my mom's music collection is even better than mine! i still can't wait until my doctor gives me permission to do something active like swim, though.madame le professeur at 3:42 PM
Sunday, January 15, 2006
check out myspace: http://www.myspace.com/madameleprofesseurmadame le professeur at 5:17 PM
Friday, January 13, 2006
countdown: le nouveau cd de natasha st. pier va sortir le 16 janvier! on a completely unrelated note, i am highly disappointed in this season of dancing with the stars, come back john and charlotte!madame le professeur at 8:32 PM
Thursday, January 12, 2006
what is your enneagram style?http://www.enneagramcentral.com/testa.htm
http://www.enneagramcentral.com/testc.htm
i am a combination of styles one and five and will admit i definitely have both the good and the bad traits.
madame le professeur at 1:14 AM
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
click on photos to see pictures of the acc championships!madame le professeur at 6:04 PM
average temp for the past lovely week - 60 F, wish it were permanent!madame le professeur at 5:12 PM
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
ok, this is the second time i have had a wreck because the person in front of me stopped unexpectedly, and that is an understatement. i am starting to suspect a pattern. this time, a car came to a complete stop on the freeway! i had about 3-5 seconds to stop my car, which was probably going at least 75 mph! but i only managed halfway and crashed. by the way, this didn't happen yesterday. it was 5 days ago, i just got out of the hospital and regained computer access. fortunately, no one else was hurt. i noticed the driver of the other car walking around on the right shoulder beside her car talking on her cell, completely fine, as i awoke from being blacked out for about 5 seconds. at least she was nice enough to peek in and ask about me. i am glad that no one else was hurt, but somehow, it is going to be my fault, because the law states that a person who has their car under control should be able to stop it under any circumstance, and one of my citations was following too close?!? i had about 4-5 car distances between us, get real! i must be in the twilight zone.madame le professeur at 8:34 PM
Wednesday, January 04, 2006
as an afterthought...i often suspect that withholding educational funds in this country is intentional.madame le professeur at 3:04 PM
resolution for 2006, leave the country by december. seriously. i don't know how much more of this i can take, and what makes it worse are all the morons who think that everything is going so well! If I were president, I would have made just 5 major and painfully obvious decisions, mainly listening to people who give a damn and are aware of upcoming danger. First of all, I would close every dangerous mine and factory until the problems are solved for good and make sure it stays that way. I would force companies to pay employees above the poverty line and give them the retirements they have worked for, as well as social security and health insurance. There would be no need for striking or filing bankruptcy, especially for CEOs and professional athletes, their incomes would be more manageable like everyone else's. I would have evacuated New Orleans weeks before the hurricane that everyone knew was coming, I would have listened to Afghanistan at the UN meetings, and I would never have allowed another very expected attack that would make a people so angry and senseless that they would agree to attack just anyone to get revenge, using and wasting their own people as dummies. But then I would have missed the whole point, and that's just one reason I would never have a chance to run. I just wish someone who could would.madame le professeur at 2:36 PM
Sunday, January 01, 2006
HAPPY NEW YEAR!madame le professeur at 11:22 PM
