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Nov. 18th, 2005 11:23 amgod I do love mustelids:
In an admission that the slick-furred creatures refuse to respect boundaries imposed by man, authorities want to officially abandon their otter-relocation policy.
I would love to see a documentary made about that one otter, Phoky.
I bought a Creative Zen Sleek last night. I already love it--I had to make myself stop playing with it last night and go to sleep. Of course this isn't a feature unique to my mp3 player, but I love that I can make playlists of potential dance sets and then listen to them intensively without wasting a cd on burning a set that I then decide doesn't really work. Also, it is indeed sleek and cute. I have started calling it my Sleeth, which really makes no sense as it doesn't look like a sleeth and I'm not a World Tree gamer, but because I read a ZiRi's journal, I know the word and now it has stuck. It beats calling it "my not iPod."
The word of the day is indefatigable. Because if I repeat it often enough, maybe it will be an accurate descriptor and I will make it through to the end of Seven Sunless Days' set at Emergenza tonight.
In an admission that the slick-furred creatures refuse to respect boundaries imposed by man, authorities want to officially abandon their otter-relocation policy.
I would love to see a documentary made about that one otter, Phoky.
I bought a Creative Zen Sleek last night. I already love it--I had to make myself stop playing with it last night and go to sleep. Of course this isn't a feature unique to my mp3 player, but I love that I can make playlists of potential dance sets and then listen to them intensively without wasting a cd on burning a set that I then decide doesn't really work. Also, it is indeed sleek and cute. I have started calling it my Sleeth, which really makes no sense as it doesn't look like a sleeth and I'm not a World Tree gamer, but because I read a ZiRi's journal, I know the word and now it has stuck. It beats calling it "my not iPod."
The word of the day is indefatigable. Because if I repeat it often enough, maybe it will be an accurate descriptor and I will make it through to the end of Seven Sunless Days' set at Emergenza tonight.
