I should seriously never cookThe year I went back to college after a long absence, I was pretty socially isolated, being about five years older than most of the other students. However, even that lonely campus three hours away was preferable to being at home with my Dad over the entire holiday break, so I paid to stay at school during intersession. For the most part it was several weeks of enjoyably tranquil me-time - a commodity I value like silk - but problems arose toward the end when my jobless self ran out of both money and food. I had loose change enough to get me almost through, but for a sizable portion of the final week, I had nothing to eat and several days untI should seriously never cook
...knowing is half the battle.Although the 90s were really my decade in terms of music, film, literature, and overall attitude, I grew up during the 80s. So of course I was largely shaped by that decade of flagrant excess and all its art and culture. Just like every decade, the 80s can only be truly judged based on the single most important contribution that any generation can make to our history: its cartoons....knowing is half the battle.
Now, whether you were boy or girl, nobody can deny that the 1980s gave birth to scads of totally kick-ass cartoons. Some of them, like Transformers, Jem, G.I. Joe, DuckTales, and Thundercats still hold up well today, their nostalgic appeal backed up by
Humiliations galoreAs a busy young socialite of wealth and taste, I used to be chauffeured back and forth to high school in a limousine. The driver, as was proper, piloted the sleek craft without speaking to me: the very picture of high-class professionalism. The limo? Well, it was a stretch, of course. Very long, with plenty of seats. Rich upholstery. Very shiny. Very...yellow.Humiliations galore
Okay, okay, so it was actually a school bus. I wasn't wealthy or tasteful. I didn't have my license during high school, and I was shuttled there and back on the bus. There, happy? May I finish my story now? Yeesh!
Every day I rode the bus (which was indeed the
Spider solitaire, part IISpiders are one of nature's greatest paradoxes. They are elegant monstrosities. They embody many qualities we admire: strength, tenacity and versatility. They're capable of weaving from their own bodily secretions silken dreamcatchers of rare natural beauty. Yet their appearance is hideous to our eyes (of which any decent animal needs only two thankyouverymuch), and inspires in us almost universal panic. This is compounded by the general feeling of unease produced by their steady and indefatigable march into our homes, which makes them an aggressive invasive force. Despite appearances, they're mostly harmless. When the spiders start to develoSpider solitaire, part II
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