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Nov. 17th, 2005 02:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jawnbcOn occasion someone's posting on here moves me to disclose a bit about myself; it seems only fair when they're so forthright sharing their own stuff. It sucks, however, when the gist of their reply is "that's not me." Pop culture references aside.
On to more uplifting topics: retail therapy. After a few days consideration--which is about as far away from impulse buying I get--I got a new, grown up briefcaseythingie today. The Tracer Desk Drive has wheels, several compartments, a shoulder strap, a normal handle, and a removable laptop case that can serve as a stand-alone bag. And it looks like this:
Mine's blue and grey. You can read more about it here. I can't wait to wheel it across campus for a meeting in about 30 minutes.
In even more exciting news. Donna McCaul of this year's Oirish Eurovision entry Donna & Joe, is apparently a dyke. Good news is that coming out wasn't as stressful as single a hideously banal song with your quasi-talented little ginger brother in front of TV audience of 300 million. You go girl--not many Oirish women have come out! Donna, if you've fogotten, looks like this:
I guess the paradox is that everyone I know pegged Joe as the 'mo. Guess not, since that never happens twice in the same family...
On to more uplifting topics: retail therapy. After a few days consideration--which is about as far away from impulse buying I get--I got a new, grown up briefcaseythingie today. The Tracer Desk Drive has wheels, several compartments, a shoulder strap, a normal handle, and a removable laptop case that can serve as a stand-alone bag. And it looks like this:
Mine's blue and grey. You can read more about it here. I can't wait to wheel it across campus for a meeting in about 30 minutes.
In even more exciting news. Donna McCaul of this year's Oirish Eurovision entry Donna & Joe, is apparently a dyke. Good news is that coming out wasn't as stressful as single a hideously banal song with your quasi-talented little ginger brother in front of TV audience of 300 million. You go girl--not many Oirish women have come out! Donna, if you've fogotten, looks like this:
I guess the paradox is that everyone I know pegged Joe as the 'mo. Guess not, since that never happens twice in the same family...
