Monthly Archives: February 2007

Two days until my crazy weekend starts.

I forgot to mention that last night I went to a Murder Mystery Comedy Dinner as part of the Biophysics recruiting weekend. It was held in a Back Bay brownstone that is normally the Boston Women’s College Club. There were … Continue reading →

I managed to free my car. It took over an hour of chiseling today. Initially, my car barely moved at all before the wheels started spinning. I chipped away at the ice surrounding three wheels, checking every few minutes whether … Continue reading →

After today’s Bad Taste writing session, I was walking home in the rain when I realized that I couldn’t find my gloves. I had my hat, but my gloves were nowhere to be found. I walked back across campus, assuming … Continue reading →

I went to a showing of a documentary tonight, called “The Grand Theater”. It’s a strange film, a 35-minute piece shot single-handedly by Omar Naim as his thesis project. It was never released, but Omar Naim is now a real … Continue reading →

My front left wheel now spins. The other three are still frozen in place though.

I didn’t have much to do today, except sit home and nurse my cold. I finished off some homework and puttered for a while. I’ve now got my laptop set up so that I can access my data and applications … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a double birthday. The Chorallaries performed at the Simmons Valentine’s Day dinner, then went out to a bar to celebrate Anna (the music director)’s 21st birthday. I left early to go to Sara’s birthday party, which was a … Continue reading →

I went to the Boston Ballet’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream last night. I may have been to ballet or two as a child, but this is the first professional production that I can remember. It was sort of … Continue reading →

I parked my car on the street on Tuesday. It was snowing lightly. It snowed several inches, was plowed, then rained, and then froze. It’s now 12 degrees. My car looks like this: Here’s a close-up of my front wheel. … Continue reading →