fish are jumping, and the cotton is high …
is that how you spell cotton? oh well. we high-an-mighty authors do not have time to check piddling potential spelling errors.
my biggest coup of the weekend, easily, was finding one of my favorite cereals at the dollar store. it wasn’t even expired! cereal = the best food you can eat straight out of the box.
the rest of the weekend was fun too. ben recounts it in detail. yes, once again, he came up this weekend, rather than even allow for the possibility that in my loneliness and frustration i run off with someone else. except, here at swarthmore, who would that be? my male friends are gay. my female friends are gay, and in relationships. attractive strangers don’t exist here. you think you see one, and it turns out to be a tree.
the capitol steps, my first political/satirical influence, made that joke several times when they played here saturday evening. twelve years after i last saw them, i still found them funny. the packed auditorium seemed to agree with me, and seemed to appreciate, as i did, that they — in particular one group member, the father of a swattie sophomore — made such an effort to personalize the second act.
granted, that boiled down to, You all are ugly and have no sex and will never make money in the real world! You should have gone to Harvard! but, like, in a funny way.