Everyone else is going to write/has written terribly philosophical and thoughtful things regarding the turn of the decade, so I shan’t bother with the melodrama and cut straight to the madcap fun bit: the best of the past year. I’m aware that one usually ought to do this sort of thing before the new year […]
#090: ’09 in literary and musical recap!
January 1st, 2010 2 Comments
#056: America can’t say no!
March 26th, 2009 1 Comment
Currently listening to: “Sixteen Military Wives” – The Decemberists I love this video so, so, so much. (Thank you, Kathleen, for introducing me to hours of procrastination; now I have to write vignettes about the characters in this video or something equally random and obsessive like that OKAY) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1F_YiavSsus Snark + Model UN = aces […]
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#043: John Stuart Mill, of his own free will…
January 17th, 2009 Comments Off on #043: John Stuart Mill, of his own free will…
Currently listening to: “Bruce’s Philosophers Song” – Monty Python In celebration of getting to 1000 words for my Arts One paper (yay, 1000 more to go!), I bring you the ~*~singalong version~*~ of the PHILOSOPHERS SONG, by the very brilliant Monty Python. Oh, Millsy. Did I ever mention my lack of an attention span? Well, […]
#038: good things come in threes
January 8th, 2009 2 Comments
Currently listening to: “The Score” – Sarah Slean First off, I LOVE SARAH SLEAN- that is all. No, I lie. that is not all. Is anyone here attending the UBC Student Leadership Conference? I will be in attendance, and will probably write an entry about that subsequently. There are several extremely interesting sessions on social […]
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#026: Rousseau, Tricot Machine, and other randoms
November 16th, 2008 Comments Off on #026: Rousseau, Tricot Machine, and other randoms
Currently listening to: “Pas fait en chocolat” – Tricot Machine So, the Rousseau essay for Arts One is still in progress. Five hundred-ish more words to go! Listening to delightful French ditties while drumming out paragraphs on inequality is quite entertaining but time-consuming. Ah well, at least the Discourse on Inequality was easy and enjoyable […]