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me in a nutshell

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

I was bored a few minutes ago so I took an online Carl Jung and Isabel Myers-Briggs typological approach . The result:

You are:

  • very expressed introvert
  • moderately expressed intuitive personality
  • very expressed thinking personality
  • slightly expressed judging personality
There was an option to find the most 'compatible' careers, this is what I had:
  • computer programming
  • natural science
  • engineering
  • management
  • entrepeneurship
  • law
  • librarian
How woefully uninteresting.

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tie a tie

Monday, April 16, 2007

Today I put my most-often worn ties in a drawer. This is better than having the cat all over them.

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alycia

Sunday, April 15, 2007

delivers flattering comments via her blog!
As for contradicting your blog title, it doesn't take a psychic to see that you're anything but apathetic.

Zut alors!

((Dare accepted, and completed!))

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400

Thursday, April 12, 2007

This is my 400th blog post. It seems like the 300th was just yesterday. I have nothing special planned.
I'm waiting on pictures from Snow Patrol from Jennie, as soon as she gets her lazy ass around to uploading and emailing them.
I do, however, have this to share:(the Apostle of Hustle show is with Memphis)

By the way, Do You Trust Your Friends is a killer album!

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do you trust your friends?

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

The title of this post is the name of the new 'Stars' album, which is really a reimagining of their stellar record Set Yourself on Fire, with songs done by other great band friends of theirs. Its release date is May 22nd, but I learned today it's been leaded and is out in the interweb tubes. This is by no means a suggestion that you fans should download it, but if you do be sure to buy it after its release! Stars is one band I don't mind at all giving my money to.

Unlike Snow Patrol, Stars didn't charge $15 for their bag of buttons. What a rip off! Oh, the Snow Patrol show was pretty good. I'm sort of over them as a band, but I still thorougly enjoyed the show.

This is important, head over to this site and sign the petition. It's about net neutrality which is a key to keeping the internet as open a forum as it currently is.

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spring is concert season

Monday, April 02, 2007

April 7th - Snow Patrol
April 28th - Weakerthans
May 15th - Memphis
May 23rd - Feist

It's going to be a great few months. Thanks a LOT to Laura for cluing me in on the Memphis show!

In other news, I think I'm going to get my passport. That will remove one excuse from travelling outside of Canada. Though the other and more relevent excuse is being poor. I have two weeks off at the end of May, so we'll see.

In other news, I'll yet again be a student, this time at the U of M's summer session, in a course called Ethics and the Environment. Yay for courses that count towards my philosophy minor.

That's about all I have to share for now, and for that I apologise.

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