I have just set up error pages for my domain. My, this is fun.
404 error page!
403 error page!
Unknown error page!
I hope the other ones work, but since these work, I think I’ll be all right. 😀
春風の
花を散らすと
見る夢は
さめても胸の
騒ぐなりけり
-- 西行
the Spring wind
scattering blossoms
I saw it in a dream
but when I awoke the sound
was still rustling in my breast
-- Saigyō, translator unknown
ねがはくは
花の下にて
春死なむ
そのきさらぎの
もち月のころ
-- 西行
Let me die in spring
under the blossoming trees,
let it be around
that full moon
of Kisaragi month
-- Saigyō, translator Burton Watson
Welcome to my salon pour une. Enjoy the cherry blossoms.
I have just set up error pages for my domain. My, this is fun.
404 error page!
403 error page!
Unknown error page!
I hope the other ones work, but since these work, I think I’ll be all right. 😀
http://jakemandell.com/2006/test-your-musical-skills-in-6-minutes/
There you are. A Flash test of tonedeafness!
For the record, I got 83%, which is not too bad considering….
Some of these are short-term, others… not so much.
1) Study for inorganic midterm.
2) Study for finals, especially organic.
3) Go drinking.
I think this one requires a bit of an explanation. Surprisingly, I managed to handle living in Quebec in university res while staying completely sober. Not only that, this was in a town where the supermarket downtown had 300 kinds of beer. And where beer was sold at $2 a pint (mercredi soir) at the bar 10 minutes away from uni.
Anyway, as Eric said once, if you’re going to get drunk for the first time, it should be among friends. Soo…..
I’m fairly certain I’m a pretty cheap drunk anyway, so 😀 I don’t expect this to be a very expensive venture.
This is one thing on my ‘to-do’ list before leaving for the big city small town. It’s kind of naive to think I won’t be invited to get drinks one day, eventually, by people I don’t know particularly well (er, well, actually I was invited today to grab at beer at noon–NOON!!!–so…) and I don’t think that would be a good time to make a fool of myself.
4) Go karaoke.
Maybe this could be combined with the drinking 😀
5) Go bubble tea.
6) Find my sanity.
7) Buy a laptop.
This is where I need from laptop-owning people. What features should I look for? What vendors should I avoid? Should I go for an ultra-portable?
8) Buy a music player.
I’m thinking about getting an iPod, but I wonder if a regular mp3 player will do just as well. I’m not fond of iTunes’ interface, but, eh…. Nanos are so CUTE!
9) Go Christmas shopping. For other people.
10) Make up a budget for all this drinking, singing, eating, and technology-buying.
I am really liking nearlyfreespeech.net. I don’t host media-intensive stuff here (yet), and so far my monthly ‘bill’ for hosting (it’s a prepaid plan, remember) has come to less than a quarter. It was about a dime the first month, two dimes the second… and I don’t see this increasing exponentially. 😀
… is one heck of a fantastic ride. 😀 Every hockey fan needs to see this. Seriously. That includes all the guys. Everyone who wants to know how to swear in Québec needs to see this.
It was a bit comforting to watch it; I recognized the accents immediately and almost felt like I was in Québec again.
Ah, but seriously, though, I think it’s about to disappear from the second-run theatres, so let’s watch it on DVD! (I think I’m going to buy this film when it comes out. How can I not? Franglais, mes amis, franglais, it’s a beautiful language :D)
I want to play a Dvorak game, sometime before I leave for my new job (I never see you people anymore!) My exams finish on the 13th, and my start date’s the 2nd (if I should pass the security check), so… sometime in between would be good.
I’m trying to decide whether making up our decks or downloading one would be more fun. I’m thinking our own; unfortunately I’m not a terribly witty person and my cards are bound to be boring. I think I would work Domo-kun into there somehow, though. And French. 😀
I want to test out a new WP plugin that I’ve just installed that lets me password protect parts of posts. Now I can be emo and you DON’T have to read about it!
In this case, though, I’ll just be talking about my new workplace–woo-hoo!
(Password is the three-letter acronym of my high school):
The position isn’t exactly local; it’s actually in Esquimalt. Luckily for me, I have family living in Victoria, who have very kindly agreed to put me up for the four months. I would really prefer to live on my own, but I’m not going to complain too too much.
I really can’t help but laugh at this; I’m about to become a “dog of the military,” just like Ed in Fullmetal Alchemist. That alone is worth something.
Anyway, so what’s stranger than fiction? One of my tongue-in-cheek career ambitions is to become the Fullmetal Alchemist, and I’ve already taken the first step.
I don’t understand this season’s fashion.
Skinny jeans: only look good on the skinny. Am I the only one who sees the inherent contradiction in “plus-size skinny jeans”? I must also say “NO” to the black cigarette pant. Sorry, Audrey.
Tights: ditto. Although I shall grudgingly admit that now we have something to wear with ballet flats. (Which I don’t like for a different reason.)
Patent leather: Why? Patent leather takes me back to oh, Grade 2.
Puffy on top: I have nothing more to say about this. It looks ridiculous.