Archive for June, 2000

6/30/2000

cryptic song quote of the day:
you’re not her buttercup…
you’re not her favorite book…

6/29/2000

earlier i was at the store buying a wedding shower gift (she wanted a propane lantern, i didn’t argue) and a few other things, and i came across a rare bag of lime-flavored tortilla chips, which i love but can never find. i just now got home, and i noticed that on the front of the chip bag it says, in typical screaming southwestern font, “another way to dig in and kick back!” advertising amuses me to no end with things like this. to me, the bagphrase is saying (especially if one buys and consumes as many bags of chips as Frito-Lay would prefer), “another way to become overweight, slovenly, and lazy!” maybe i’m reading too much into it, but i don’t understand how or why that phrase on the bag would drive someone to purchase the chips if they didn’t already know what they tasted like, or if they didn’t think they looked good. the idea of attempting to sell junk food as a lifestyle is a rather insulting one, anyway, let alone with stupid phrases like that.

but they are indeed some tasty tortilla chips. i feel more relaxed already, not to mention extremely hip.

6/29/2000

grr, today i can’t feel my right arm. i think it’s about time to do something about this.

6/28/2000

i just registered a domain name, and already i think it was a dumb idea.
(not much going on today, is there?)

6/28/2000

sometimes at work i wear my headphones without listening to any music.

6/27/2000

i’ve just woken up from a nap, and i’m still in that gauzy, pillow-molded state where each movement i make feels like someone touching my shoulder telling me that it’s time to get up. i had a dream in which my ex-boyfriend trevor came over begging me to take him back and at the same time yelling at me about everything he thought was wrong with me. he went to the restroom and, when he came back, informed me that he had broken my toilet. we used faded, boldly-striped bedsheets from the seventies to mop up the water. i told him that there was no way i would ever take him back, and he left. my friend brian came over, and we were walking to my car as he was telling me that trevor had gotten a girl pregnant and was really upset, which was why he’d come begging me to take him back four years after we’d gone out. i couldn’t find my car. it wasn’t in the driveway, it wasn’t in the street, it wasn’t the next block over. i told brian that i didn’t know where it was, and he gave me a really strange look, then started laughing at me. i looked down, and i was in fact already driving my car, which was like a shiny bright red riding lawnmower in the style of a mazda miata. brian had been walking alongside the tiny lawnmiata as i drove very slowly. silly forgetful me. he hopped aboard and we headed off to the movies. brian and i in the lawnmiata were about to be broadsided by a lawncadillac when the phone rang and woke me up.