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spontaneous , a c c t u a l /colection.
fotocon mis lentes y mi ropa de mi ultimo año de colegio como a eso de las 9 pm.
song: bag raiders - shooting stars.
A range of electronics in my bedroom affords me multiple nightlights. Each light falls under three categories. Throbber for steady dimming/brightening, flickering for rapid on/off, and steady for staying at the same brightness indefinitely.
I've added LCCN labels (and the LCCN is written on the inside first page) to the 164 fiction books of mine that I can find LCCNs for. The other 11 I haven't found yet and need to do a little searching and figuring for. Why I like LCCN is complicated.
I don't think I'll do the same for my reference books, just because the actual valuable books (or rare, non-valuable) in my collection are all in that section. My fiction has some first printings and things, but nothing worth money. And I am never giving them up.
On average, I think I've read each book at least three times (though there are six I haven't got to yet, for various reasons, but that's how averages work, folks!).
I totally believe in great public libraries, but my tastes run a little outside of what libraries currently offer. And I'd say 30-40% of these were originally from libraries, but had been discarded.
After year upon year of wondering where they went, Lauren finally found me a shop in Manchester that still sells Nerds - and they're just as tasty (and possibly radioactive) as I remembered!
Mini series: Nerds
Julie had these awesome glasses. They instantly became required for all members of the party. Here are a few of the better shots.
Tree and I used to slip all sorts of interesting notes into each others things. I found this in my graphing calculator while working on a calculus problem set (known as p-sets on the east coast). It's a radial function that, when graphed, reveals a cardioid (heart).
Anyone whom I'm a really good friend has a tendency to root through my belongings leaving strange notes. Anna and I actually engaged in a stealing, clue, counter steal counter clue battle for a number of years. You can see that she's been up to something in the upper left where she's written Sin^2x + Cos^2x = Anna . I doubt she knew what this was when she came across it.