the wonders of selective grammar usage

Oh, hells no. I'm going to get our asses over to Nick's old workplace, where one of their selling points are their zombie-proof server rooms.

I am also prepared for a zombie dream outbreak, which is fine and dandy since I have to write a six page poetry analysis and scrape together another piece to workshop. In some ways, I would love to consider trying to get a English degree with a creative writing bent, but Evergreen's our local option, and according to Nate's friend Eric (or is it Erik? he does have red hair), their writing program is "shit".

Comment-maker.
LiveJournal is my means to follow the happenings of some people that are awesome, as well as a few communities on the side. The most comments I receive, oddly enough, are due to this little icon up here.

Prompt: read friends list, copy jgoreham.

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Heh. Onward, giant list.

I reuse water bottles, recycle, use all sorts of grocery bag alternatives, give away all my old clothing, try to shop secondhand, unplug plugs from outlets when they're not being used, reuse boxes, carpool, ride the bus, take short showers, bundle up vs. turning on the gas, and probably some other things that I'm not thinking about at the moment.

Really, though, I don't do it for the earth. I just do it because it's habit. I've been doing all of these things for quite some time now, and a lot of it is because it saves money. That may make it less noble for some of you, but at least I'm being honest about it.