HFCS: effika’s blog

“Now he has departed from this strange world a little ahead of me. That means nothing. People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.” - Albert
Einstein

Right now I’m supposed to be doing laundry and cleaning house. Instead I am spending time conversing online and catching up on blogs. Information makes that little dopamine rush in my brain that laundry just can’t compare to. Maybe I need to start doing drugs– you know, just so that I associate something positive with doing the laundry. Jay keeps using this scented powdery Tide that makes me sneeze so I never want to wash anything. Maybe I’ll lace the Tide with cocaine so that I get a nice rush from it all.

On campus this week were some protesters, apparently of the religious kind. The kids in my French class and Jay tell me they had TALL posters. Usually I avoid protesters, as more often than not I honestly don’t care one way or the other about what they’re protesting, but these guys seemed interesting. Unfortunately I was never able to catch them, meaning no fun for me. See, apparently one of the protesters was explaining (poorly) to a friend in French that by getting an education she was entrenching the rat race, which made her evil. The guy refused to explain to her how education was bad, didn’t want to answer her questions about how education was necessary to stop the rat race, and wouldn’t offer any insight as to how he knew he was right at all. I love to argue with dumb protesters. After class the 4 of us had planned to make signs against them and pretend to join their protest, but the religious rat race people had scurried off.

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