
Totally! It hath snowethed. And it's supposed to snow again today!
First things first:
Dear Calum,
Expect a mail item this week.
Dear Readers,
Remember how I wrote to Dee and said I didn't like Christmas? Well, I think I've changed my mind, with an asterisk. I think I was suffering from a case of residual Student Christmas anxiety; where Christmas time is equated with panic, stress deadlines, all-nighters, sore brains etcetera. To all people suffering from the said maladie currently: my little angry heart goes out to each of you.
This weekend I indulged in some Christmas shopping. Students know that Christmas shopping is usually a scrambled process which occurs 2 days before 25th,on an excurciatingly small budget, with a still-sore brain. It was so nice to take some time to find one nice thing for special people in my life of whom, due to past student poverty, I couldn't previously reciprocate their generousity. I'm so totally stoked. Of course, I'm a firm believer in not going overboard. I hate it when people go gift overboard.
But perhaps the most warming experience this weekend was practicing and recording the Christmas song that Jeremy wrote for the FEED Nova Scotia Compalation. Jeremey is magic (not to mention, Montgomery Moth R Kooler Than U), and this song is pure Christmas magic. It even has some mandolin. We learned it Sat night (after which we got fucked up and jammed funk music, for like, an hour. Oh shit. That was supposed to be kept secret), and recorded it at DBN Rod's house yesterday.
Wittle Scraperton is so cute. Rod had to grab my pussy eerrr I mean his pussy off my lap when she was asleep and it was time for me to record. She was like wittle piece of soft white velcro. She feels suspciously a lot like my new scarf. In fact, she'd probably make a nice pair of wittle mittens (joking). Back in the day, I used to be anti-fur. Back in the day I used to be a lot of things involving an ethical/environmental conscience. Now I believe that one must chose their battles. But maybe deep down, the reason I poke fun at vegan culture is to hide the fact that when I was young and lived next to a farm, I'd cry myself to sleep when they took the baby cows away from the mommy cows to be trucked off to the veal factory. Sad mommy cows moan; it's really quite horrible. I didn't eat a cheeseburger for, like, 3 years. And I was a kid who liked cheeseburgers. A lot. Who am I kidding, I still like cheeseburgers a lot. And for this reason, I only enjoy those pictures from 'Let's get Baked' based on their comedic value to me. As for the commonly used poster slogan, 'Vegan baked goods served!, don't get me started. It seems a little ridiculous; would such a statement have the same effect if it read 'Baked goods' only? Food ingredients. Who Cares. Pfft. Or Maybe it's code for: "Sallow emaciated types welcome".
But I digress. I stayed out way past my bedtime again at Rockin' 4 Dollar$$$ (again)
and now I must get back to work.