I'm now operating on Twitter, which is something like a de-cluttered Facebook. I wonder how long it will be before they add applications and adverts. I give it six months of widespread popularity before people start feeling entitled enough to make changes. Anyway, it's now on the left of my blog, and that info there is all there is to it.

The Olympics are now on, and it's pretty interesting to watch. The Chinese are ahead in the medals (AND the golds), and I don't doubt that they're pretty smug about that. However, I don't think it's back to Cold War kind of Us vs. Them mentality on this side of the pond, so I don't feel like it's as big a deal. (Besides, we're still doing pretty well...)

I'm in Texarkana this week, hanging at the parents' house and getting ready to head back to Chicago and then to school in Conway. I was in Conway the other day, and I'm kind of excited to be back up there. On the other hand, I'm none too excited about moving back into a dorm. I walked around what will be my building this year, and it's gonna be a big transitions. Did you see how nice my apartment was? Sigh.

This morning I went to the eye doctor. Now it's time for the dentist. Oh, boy, oh, boy.

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