Yesterday (Monday) Geoff had me listen to a song that one of us wrote, but he didn't know who, and he thought it was plenny cool. It turned out it was a Botany Bots song. In the car ride home the troy of us came up with an hilarious joke about a chef named Mr. No, whose entire audience chants a complicated combination of "no" and "never" whenever somebody does something wrong.
Work was more fun today because we got to use our brains more than the usual assembly-line fun. It was more like trying to figure out a puzzle box.
Carrie made barbequed chicken for din-dins. Bar-bee-que... on da spit! All right, just on the grill. Man that was tasty fish. I had to go buy my expensive pills after dinner, then do some BF work and help Carrie clean up from the aftermath of Natalie (although she'll be back in like a week and a half).
Neighbor Gary came over for rasslin', and I talked a little about getting NMVGPTS's music for sale online (other than emailing someone). We also played quite a bit of the Pac Man Card Game. Mary came over as well, and she and Carrie played backgammon in the bedroom. Then I had a hard time falling asleep for some reason, and vaguely remember Conan O'Brien and the Ghost Pizza and "Sorry, Stallone, we only have one sound effect." Vaguely.
Hey, for those of you who haven't been notified (sorry), Carrie and I are having a party here on the 4th of July. It's a much more casual affair than usual. Come any time in the afternoon and stay as late as you want... or don't leave at all.
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Tuesday, June 29, 2004
...on da spit!
posted by Christopher at 10:27 AM 
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