Be

I am a ghost

Ridiculous

Uh, Joy - I thought that you put the banana there as a random act. Which kinds of supports randomness and its need to be celebrated. Okay, let's start making small goals to entertain myself:

1. Steal project 2) and scan things to show you. Oh, did I mention that I was going to show you guys project 2)? I must as well. Kind of.

2. Commit three acts of total randomness tomorrow. It's not going to be kind, or mean. Just...random.

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But wow, Joy. That is so MLIA. I've always been slightly skeptic of the stuff posted on there..

And

So the picture of the banana on our blog says celebrating randomness,
well I haven't seen much randomness celebration yet,
so here it is:

Most random thing that's happened to me, I was on the tram and looked out the window to see a few guys dressed as power rangers walking down the street. I felt like a MLIA person.

Never

Zest-O rootbeer tastes like sarsaparillac mouthwash. Only drink it if you intend on rinsing and spitting. If I were to mix normal rootbeer and listerine, out would pop Zest-O rootbeer. I would rather drink water than Zest-O rootbeer, which is a rather significant point - because I'm stupid enough to dislike drinking water. If I could choose to wash my car (my hypothetical car) with battery acid or Zest-O, I'd pick battery acid hands down. If I had to poison my arch nemesis with Zest-O rootbeer or absinthe, I'd choose Zest-O - purely for the fact that they'd suffer even more.

If I were in a desert, with the choice of drinking Zest-O rootbeer or lie there dying of thirst? I would drink the rootbeer, silly.

Say,

Wouldn't it be great to go back to the old times? When kids were good and people were honest, and women made the clothes and the food and men worked on the farm.

I wish I lived back in the 1860's

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_House_on_the_Prairie

Of course one thing that would have to change would be civil rights, but other than that it's all good

Thanks

It's such a peculiar thing, thanking people. Does one thank people at regular intervals, like a timely reminder of how much you appreciate them as a person? Or does one go for the ultimatum approach - thanking them at the final point i.e. when you are most likely to never see them ever again.

To thank is to express gratitude or appreciation. But you could be thanking them for what they have done for you, or you could be thanking them for being themselves. Either way, both parties are affected.

1. Thanking for affect

2. Thanking for effect

I don't know which one occurs more often, but I know that it's just as good either way.

Mate

brigitte had an amazing idea, but you probably won't notice for a while :)