Suzi sounds good in a tunnel at 6000 rpm. *heh*
And 62 degrees + 55mph wind chill at the bottom of a valley is FRICKING COLD!!!! ((shivering))
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Okay, you don't sound like Pascal anymore. :o)
How is finals week going?
Uh, it's ok. Theology is behind me now, and that was the one I was worried about. Spent about 20 hours prepping for that one. I wrote 3 pages of stuff on the final, which is more than my usual 2, so I guess that signifies that I remembered more and thus had more to say. I hope it's a good thing.
I'm doing lab right now with Boyer.
Hey, about that recent, long comment you left on my blog: no need to apologise. I actually appreciate and like lengthy comments.
A cross-country trip with Suzi and camping sounds adventurous. I was hoping to camp in NZ during the road trip but we'd be too tired to pitch one. Overall, the idea seems rather fun. I hope your travels are safe and satisfying.
Hey, you, Suzie is the name of MY wheels, already. :) From a different cause, however. Suzie just seemed to fit my 1973 Dodge Dart Swinger.
Oh good lord. You do realize that your darling but rusting brown bomb has an exceedingly red, exceedingly tight, and exceedingly bobbed name, right?
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