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Jun. 16th, 2004 01:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
oakenguyAnd now, the whine of a woodwind player trying to learn a string instrument.
*ahem*
It's been three days! Why aren't my calluses formed yet?!? Whyyyyyyyyy?
Thankyew.
Dental appointment at 3, weight training at 5:30, and then as much time as possible washing the fearsweat/exercisesweat stink off before seeing![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
modpixie tonight. I pray for both our sakes that Zeitgeist is air conditioned.
Also, I love the pedestrian bridges over the Fens because each time I look down I see something new. At lunchtime it was a school of little brown fish, and oh what a relief to see fish that aren't huge badass carp. This morning, though, was a special treat--a slim little mammal swimming in the shallows and then crawling up on shore. I think it was a rat, but one of the nice things about observing from so far away is that if I want to think it was a little otter, I can.
*ahem*
It's been three days! Why aren't my calluses formed yet?!? Whyyyyyyyyy?
Thankyew.
Dental appointment at 3, weight training at 5:30, and then as much time as possible washing the fearsweat/exercisesweat stink off before seeing
modpixie tonight. I pray for both our sakes that Zeitgeist is air conditioned.Also, I love the pedestrian bridges over the Fens because each time I look down I see something new. At lunchtime it was a school of little brown fish, and oh what a relief to see fish that aren't huge badass carp. This morning, though, was a special treat--a slim little mammal swimming in the shallows and then crawling up on shore. I think it was a rat, but one of the nice things about observing from so far away is that if I want to think it was a little otter, I can.
