Wednesday, October 12, 2005

popularity

as of now, i've had about 900 visitors to my blog. assuming that 500 of those were me, 300 were my mom, 50 al, and 25 james, i've had about 25 unique hits!
i keep thinking that one day, maybe i'll be popular. my time will come, right? i mean, in high school, i only wasn't popular because i walked around all day with tissues stuck up my nose, and i published an article in the warrior implying that block scheduling made girls pregnant. in college, i'm too busy for friends. who needs 'em? but soon, perhaps i'll be the hot law student, like in a john grisham novel or something. and i'll be picked up by an agency to star in law and order as a side job while i run a real firm.

moving on. today in music history, i could not stop laughing. i'm not sure that i can properly describe the situation. we're in the middle of singing a medieval chant, and susan weiss stops the class, hums what seems to be an irish jig, and instructs us to sing that instead. the only person who responds in any fashion is james. the next thing out of dr. weiss's mouth is, "great! now let's look at the clausula!" WTF IS GOING ON??! omg, please, someone tell me. at this point, i'm convinced she speaks some kind of english-vulcan hybrid. in my attempt to disguise my laughing as coughing, and my tears as allergies, i blow my nose all over my shirt. as i'm leaving the class, weiss turns to me and asks, "no one's lost, right? we all understand what's going on?" sure, no problem.

5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey, Mel,
   Is this class becoming a problem? Somebody should let her know that she isn't clear and that you guys don't understand. If you conspire with a few other students, then you can honestly say "Yes" when she asks if anybody is lost, and she won't single you out and won't assume that this is simply an isolated case. If it's not worth the trouble, then you can disregard my suggestion. I just think that she ought to know...

3:49 PM

 
Blogger James said...

Does John Grisham write books where the characters are lawyers, law students, law professors, social workers, or jurors? That doesn't sound quite right to me. Therefore, this entire post is crap.

5:50 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

While I haven't read anything he's ever written, I truly believe that
Grisham writes about comical misadventures, ironic twists of Christmas-y fate, full of spilled eggnogs and fruitcakes, beadknobs and broomsticks, along with playful banter, lightly wrapped in festive mayhem. As is natural, hilarity ensues.
--My amazon.com review for one of his books

2:20 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

James is right, Mel. He wins. Just accept it. Besides, you can't argue with published book reviews. Get your facts straight.

2:26 PM

 
Anonymous Anonymous said...

haha i love you. i think you are magnificent. : - )

al

7:18 PM

 

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