 
Darn this all-too-easy blogging format! I should be working.
Anyway, here's a picture of me from my friend NanoNine's villain party earlier this year. ("Dress as your favorite villain!") I went as Martha Stewart. (Yet I still like her products and so on.)
I find that I tend to complain first, verify later. For example, I began my online financial aid application recently (for the last time ever! Yippee! Anyway...)
When I got to the part that asked for my username and pin, it wouldn't accept the pin I had written down last year. I tried three or four times before giving up in frustration and requesting a new pin be sent. (By snailmail--grrr!) I was very annoyed at the delay, despite (or more likely because of) my own contribution to the lateness of my application.
When I got the little confidential computer-printed envelope containing the pin, I opened it, and then tucked it into a random secret spot deep in the folder where I keep information for financial aid. As I did so, I noticed that there was an identical little computer-printed envelope already in the secret spot. I opened it, and there was the exact same number--I had already done the exact same thing last year!
So all that annoyance and frustration was for no reason, and I'm extremely predictable. If I could only remember what I've done in the past...
 (Actually now with PhD, but Doctor of Philosophy just doesn't have the same evil ring, does it?)
(Actually now with PhD, but Doctor of Philosophy just doesn't have the same evil ring, does it?) 
 

5 comments:
Actually, I raw-thuh like that sweater . . .
Where are the small shrubberies hand-crafted from paper doilies? ----
Limey, (AKA The Case Study)
Yes, I wanted to keep the sweater, but it was Tracy's.
The hand-grown silk doily shrubberies are just to the left of the...well, out of the photo. But you can be sure they're there.
Oops--I was just trying to get rid of that doubled comment, but the format makes it look as though it was something offensive that I censored!
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