Rosey G.'s Profile

I wish I'd gotten along with my roommate well enough to do this.

Those desks look pretty similar to the ones provided by my college; I'm sure you've checked, but if you want more desk space, they might have a flippy-up thing in the back. The one thing I miss about my dorm is that I was able to have a desk the size of a twin bed.

@Bee T:
Having left high school only a year ago, even with motivation to bring lunch (vegan pickings = slim pickings when it comes to school lunch food), I can see why a lot of people didn't.

I had to carry around my lunch all day (not enough lockers), even if I did have a locker, I'd have to spend half of my lunch going to get it (large building), it's kinda weird (even though people thought my food looked good, it was still attention that I didn't necessarily want). And I had to remember to get up 20 minutes early to pack it (and I was already going to school at 6:50), etc. The whole thing was just a bigger pain than not eating.

So yeah, I learned to eat lunch after school at 4, and then a very late dinner.

Seconding talking to Isa or Terry. They're wonderful people, and top-notch cookbook writers. I've bought nearly all of their books (I'm missing Vegan Cookies), and everything I've made has been delicious.

But seriously. Get them to write something.

3 is neat, except the bed looks like the sheets are garbage bags.

There's just something wrong with 5.

They look okay, but... they're earbuds. They go in your ear. They get earwax on them. I get that we don't want ugly earbuds, but there's nothing offensive about most of the ones out there. The point of them isn't to look good, it's to sound good!

I don't worry about my etymotics not 'catering to my sense of style', or destroying my femininity or something. The biggest style decision I made with them was 'blue, red, or black?' (red, because it was cheaper at the time). I bought them to sound good, not look good.

I'm not sure I like the implication. Technology-driven, sporty things aren't for women, but stylish things are? I hope I'm just misreading that.

Too much calculus lately. Polar graph ftw!

I think I've heard these called 'curry leaves'. I spent an age looking for them once, but no dice.

I think everyone has this to a certain degree. Sounds are shapes and lines to me, but they're so to everyone to an extent. The temperature has a smell, [today: "it's cold... but it's not really cold, it just smells that way..." "you think that too? I'm not alone!"], certain colors have tastes, music has colors and temperatures and shapes [like moving along a graph, like sin(x) = y ... but more as driving along it.]. Weirdly, though I love math and reading, nothing with numbers or words.

I don't think I have synesthesia, I just think that everyone has some twists in their neurons. It's like how everyone's got strange quirks, or is a little ADHD at times... Everyone's a little bit crazy.

As a vegan, serving a cheese-"cake" sounds really funny. Obviously not something I would do.

Not all bread. Read the ingredients...

This makes sense, at least. Prior to the eraser, bread was used. Makes me want to bring a loaf to school one day - "My erasers are all used up, sorry"