"i" is the most commonly used word in the English language

it always amazes me when people say to me "oh, i thought you looked familiar." i think i have a very deep-rooted fear of looking forgettably like everyone else.

also, i really hate crossfading playback. i'm writing this next part from Jersey. i don't mind being home for a few days. since the last time i've been here, my increasingly-tech-geek dad had acquired a wireless access point, which he has plugged in for me to use. also, the guinea pig is here again, except that it squeaks a lot more now. finally, my brother (age 13) is now officially and quite obviously taller than me now. my mom seems a lot healthier and less stressed out and all-around happier.

i finally made the long-awaited conor iron-on transfer shirt. it came out so-so. i would say "crappy" but if you squint it could look unintentionally vintage or something. i wish i had put the picture a little higher up so as to not draw as much attention to my boobs. but whatever, you were looking anyway.

if i had $200 to spare, i would rather have a button machine than a winter coat.