Memesheeps and Picspam

[bodldops]

So, bodldops, your LiveJournal reveals...



You are... 11% unique (blame, for example, your interest in western-style horse riding) and 15% herdlike (partly because you, like everyone else, enjoy writing). When it comes to friends you are popular. In terms of the way you relate to people, you are wary of trusting strangers. Your writing style (based on a recent public entry) is conventional.

Your overall weirdness is: 25

(The average level of weirdness is: 27.
You are weirder than 56% of other LJers.)

Find out what your weirdness level is!

I is not dead! Nor am I particularly weird, either. Though I do find it curious that according to this test, 'unique' and 'interesting' cannot co-inside.

a) I hates finals week, I do. My brain feels like cotton balls got all mushed inside. I tried to take a little nap, but kept having WEIRD dreams about... I have no idea, but it was really vivid, because when I'd wake up every ten minutes or so, I couldn't figure out what the heck was going on. Also, waking up every ten minutes when really tired? NOT FUN. Even less fun is when you realize you spent the last five minutes you could have been spending sleeping staring wildly at the alarm clock trying to decide a) if it is the day you have a final at the time it says it is and b) why hasn't the alarm gone off yet (when clearly it is set to a time later than it currently is. La.

b) Martha thinks I need following. There is now a little fuzzy cat following me around the room. But? She will not sit on my knitting. Will. Not.

c) Speaking of knitting, I tried to purl last night. ... Emphasis on 'try'. It looked so clear in the picture! But strings went in the wrong places! I may have to take a couple rows out now and re-do. *sulks*

d) *stares at Food Safety prof* Why was a question about the cause of the Peter Pan peanutbutter on the test? Why is one recall, among the bajillion recalls that go on every year, that important? SO STRANGE, BUDDY.

e) Diego is leaving on Friday or Saturday. WAUGH. But he has a good home. With two kiddies, and parentals that seem committed. They even hired the neighbor boy to walk him if they're going to be away for more than four hours. For serious. He's not gonna have a bad life, no.

f) Took Diego on a walk in a new direction today - over the freeway towards the beef and sheep barns. I remembered there being a trail back there. Well. There is. About a mile and a half down a fairly unshaded stretch of road. Poor Diego was so hot, I had to hose him down when we got back. It didn't help that I got us lost and had to backtrack for half a mile. Also? This resulted in picspam.



When we passed the sheep barn, all the sheep ran over and stared at us. Diego didn't really know what to do about this.


But evidently we were not interesting enough for sheep, because they wandered off shortly after. (that, or they're all camera shy)


Tree what is not naked. Yes, I have a thing for trees.


We passed a rose farm on our way out, so, obviously, I took pictures of the roses. Here's one with stripes.


And a pretty fiery one.


A very proper rose indeed.


I just liked the color gradation on that one.


Red roses are traditional.


Diego says: It is too hot for taking pictures, lady.


But did that stop me? Noooooo...


No picspam post is complete without a naked tree.


And my artsy moment of the day. I promise to stick to medicine.

After that, I decided it really was too hot for picture taking, and concentrated more on getting somewhere with shade.

Comments

[llinos.livejournal.com]

Hi,
Forgive me for contacting you here, but your email is bouncing! (nice pics btw)

Your story The Use of a Good Bit of Chain has been nominated for the 2007 Middle-earth Fanfiction Awards. Could you possibly contact me (I'm your MEFA liasion) to let us know if you want the story to run?

My email is Lizallinos@aol.com

Many thanks
Liza