Happiness is a yellow nightie.

I HEART my español class. They are adorable, except for the old one who is slightly skeezy. But, just like everything and everyone in my life, I know that I am more excited about them than they are about me. I always care more about the people I'm around than vice versa. And it's really not that I'm being emo here and complaining that nobody loves me...I just heart everyone else A LOT so things are automatically unbalanced.

Still, the few cases in my life that I can think of where someone obviously cared about me more than I cared about them were trainwrecks. I actually tend to hate it when other people seem too attached to me. Especially boys. It would probably be okay if they were the right guys, but they were oh so wrong.

And SERIOUSLY??? I have had it up to here with this neighborhood. I can understand crazy late night parties. But if the reason that I can't sleep at 2 am is because someone had the bright idea to start drilling shit in the middle of the night, then that is ridiculous and they deserve to be TP-ed or something else similarly old-fashioned and shenanigan-ish.

Speaking of ridiculous, J-Mu rolled in at midnight tonight hiccuping non-stop and only just coherent enough to not be fooled into thinking that he had stuff drawn on his face again. He yelled good-naturedly at B-hawk for awhile, gave me a two-minute lecture on getting my mind out of the gutter, and then promptly fell asleep clutching Nan Nan's pillow on the couch. I think that he is a fabulous addition to the house. Nan Nan is still my favorite thought because nobody can beat him randomly taking Whitney and me out to dessert in our pajamas at midnight just to make us feel better.





"The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread."
-Senator Douglas, Congressional Record (1957 Civil Rights Act debate) quoting Anatole France's The Red Lily in response to the argument that "Negroes can challenge the voting rights of whites too."