maybe this is how it's supposed to be

today was supposed to be the first productive day of the semester. i was supposed to finish my midterm and get a good start on my homework (both of which are due in a few days). i was even supposed to do a little reading for my third class if i had time. but see, the thing about supposed tos are that they dont really like me. so of course my day was instead filled with my nephew (who provides very entertaining distraction) and tv. when my nephew left, my sister, cousin, and i watched alice, which just came in the mail today. i've been waiting to get it forever. great miniseries. anyway, in the times spent at my computer attempting to "work," i stumbled around the internet. here are some of my finds.

this made me laugh... just not out loud. if you read/watch harry potter and ever felt like harry is a bit overrated, you should look at it.

you know the saying that a picture is worth a thousand words? well, this site believes the opposite. a short paragraph describes a scene that was not captured by a photograph. i love it.

if this comic was my future, i'd be happy. my kids can be bibliophibians.

this is a review about what is said to be the worst book ever written. it sounds completely awful... and kinda made me wanna read the book, just to see the awfulness firsthand.

i have an obsession with bookcases. these (and this) are all on my wishlist. my birthday is april 18. feel free to ship them directly to my house. the fact that i have no room for these does not matter at all.

in the virtual world of twitter and emails, a lot of emotions are lost in the act of writing. fuzzmail is an attempt to end that. it records all typos, pauses, erased sentences, reworded phrases... everything. according to its about me, it's creating a way for a love email to be distinguished from a business email. it's awesome.

so um that's it, or at least i feel like posting. random side note: i hate editing with a passion. it's torture.

*Supposed To Be - Jack Johnson