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I'm going to nail my supervisor's door shut! I SWEAR! And then I'll be on the news, and they'll take me away to a very white room.
Please shut up? Please?
In other news, I'm still extremely undecided in the political world. I was listening to NPR this morning in the car. It's funny - when they discuss Clinton, I start thinking about leaning in her direction, but when I actually hear her talk, she tends to turn me off a bit. It's the opposite when it comes to Obama: when they discuss him I tend to get more put off, but when I hear him talk, I start leaning towards him.
So far (and I'm only starting to really pay attention) it seems to me that a big difference between the two boils down to practical versus dreamer. And you know, I don't think that "dreamer" is such a bad thing right now. As long as it's not all a dream.
P.S. Turning off comments as I'm headachey, and political discussions tend to scare me.
Please shut up? Please?
In other news, I'm still extremely undecided in the political world. I was listening to NPR this morning in the car. It's funny - when they discuss Clinton, I start thinking about leaning in her direction, but when I actually hear her talk, she tends to turn me off a bit. It's the opposite when it comes to Obama: when they discuss him I tend to get more put off, but when I hear him talk, I start leaning towards him.
So far (and I'm only starting to really pay attention) it seems to me that a big difference between the two boils down to practical versus dreamer. And you know, I don't think that "dreamer" is such a bad thing right now. As long as it's not all a dream.
P.S. Turning off comments as I'm headachey, and political discussions tend to scare me.