Dog days/daze?

I’d like to extend my deepest apologies (and thanks!) to those who have checked in to Brink to find no new posts. It’s midterm week here at Ithaca, and we students are worked to the bone. Kind of. Anyway, it would have been nice to have one of these this week, to lick my face and get excited when I came home. In fact, here’s a picture of a puppy that looks somewhat like a dinosaur.

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Instead, all I got were dirty coffee mugs and empty red bull towers, which isn’t some stereotype I’m simply evoking to look cool. Two Brink roommates have literally created a tower of RedBull cans in our kitchen nook. And brava to them for jolting their hearts into pumping much-needed blood to their brains.? That’s the spirit!

No, this won’t be annoying at all

Here’s the thing: People need to learn how to assert their identities without annoying me. Okay? Honestly, guys! I love Facebook, I’m okay with MySpace, I’ll even deal with your stupid ring tone (kind of funny when it goes off and embarrasses you, actually.) But if people start walking around with a f-cking personalized music button on their figurative lapels, they may as well invest in this teeshirt.? Mmmm… midis.

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Seriously, guys. Why can’t we form identities without the aid of technology? Why?

Gotta move!

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Sure, Brink is a blog. And bloggers tend to get this bad rep for being inside, staring at the computer all the time. Wrong you are! I enjoy a good exercise sesh every time I get the chance, and live for my afternoon hikes on South Hill Rec Trail. Well, this activity is finally paying off. MSNBC told me that exercise makes you smarter! Dr. Dean Ornish also quoted Mrs. Doubtfire. Bomb.

Have a good weekend, get out and move!