Man, sorry I went so long without posting. December got sucked up by finals. Anyway, I finished two classes, International Trade and Cross-Section Econometrics. I only have Industrial Organization to deal with during reading period. Plus, I have signed up to present a research paper in February at the International brown bag. I am not anywhere close to being ready for that, but I think I can get something together this month.
Christmas was nice. Mike and I spent most of Christmas weekend watching 1.5 seasons worth of Veronica Mars. That rocked. But it also made all the episodes blur together. I guess that just means we'll have to watch them again!
In knitting news, I have FINISHED AND BLOCKED Highland Triangle #1. I even started Triangle #2. I will have pics soon.
Also, I Play With Pins and Needles has tagged me to list "6 Weird Things About Myself." Let's see....
1) I like eating ice cream for breakfast. Mint chocolate chip is my favorite breakfast choice. But not for when I'm eating ice cream for a snack. Then french vanilla or cookie dough is better. I haven't indulged in a breakfast sundae in quite some time, though.
2) My nose makes a squeaky noise when I blow it. It's really embarrassing sometimes.
3) I have a fear of geese.
4) I love the way my parents' dog smells at the spot on top of his head between his ears. My sister calls it the "puppy corn chip smell." Somehow that scent reminds me of home.
5) I have a friend from high school who has repeatedly given me a stick (as in a twig from his backyard) for Christmas. It started as a joke many years ago, for some unknown reason.
6) I collect those souvenir spoons you see in vacation spots. I have hundreds.
I tag Jessie, and anyone else who wants!
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I kind of understand about the geese thing because I have a friend who was afraid of pigeons.
The geese can be very aggressive, is the thing. There was a park near where I grew up where kids would repeatedly get bitten by the geese.
I'm not a fan of pigeons either.
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