and two more around my feet
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minkhollowUsing this icon simply because I've prettified my LJ layout some. Very very subtly, seeing as I like the style and the colors, but still (Now if I could just get my music notes back on the comment links...)
Anyway. Answering the questions I've got so far:
Where were you born?
Oxford, Ohio. Home of Miami University (See? Miami's been in Ohio THE WHOLE TIME) and not all that far away from my house.
What color is your room?
Medium-ish purple with light blue sponge-painted over that (sea sponge, not clean-the-bathtub sponge) and dark purple trim. It's been like that for a while, mainly because it's too much of a pain getting the waterbed out to go redecorating every other week, but I like it.
Do you ever forget yourself and write like you're British?
Usually if I write like I'm British, I'm doing it on purpose. The one time I really take issue with American spelling, while we're (sorta) on the subject, is 'standardised' - it just looks wrong with the Z in. Had to keep reminding myself to spell it American when I was writing that research paper.
Er...where do you live?
Southwestern Ohio (between Dayton and Cincinnati). Near some of the best tap water in the world, apparently. Location will be changing to Massachusetts as of September.
Saw Jen 3 today (Mom had me at school helping clean things). Traded addresses an' suchlike.
Anyway. Answering the questions I've got so far:
Where were you born?
Oxford, Ohio. Home of Miami University (See? Miami's been in Ohio THE WHOLE TIME) and not all that far away from my house.
What color is your room?
Medium-ish purple with light blue sponge-painted over that (sea sponge, not clean-the-bathtub sponge) and dark purple trim. It's been like that for a while, mainly because it's too much of a pain getting the waterbed out to go redecorating every other week, but I like it.
Do you ever forget yourself and write like you're British?
Usually if I write like I'm British, I'm doing it on purpose. The one time I really take issue with American spelling, while we're (sorta) on the subject, is 'standardised' - it just looks wrong with the Z in. Had to keep reminding myself to spell it American when I was writing that research paper.
Er...where do you live?
Southwestern Ohio (between Dayton and Cincinnati). Near some of the best tap water in the world, apparently. Location will be changing to Massachusetts as of September.
Saw Jen 3 today (Mom had me at school helping clean things). Traded addresses an' suchlike.
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Date: 2004-06-18 02:53 pm (UTC)*g* Does this mean I get to add you to my list of 'people to stalk next time I'm in New England'?
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Date: 2004-06-18 04:52 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-06-18 04:23 pm (UTC)"Standardised" is so many kinds of wrong it's off the wrong-o-meter chart.
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Date: 2004-06-18 04:51 pm (UTC)Also: 'Theatre' is where plays happen, 'theater' is where you watch
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Date: 2004-06-18 04:53 pm (UTC)That's good for keeping things straight.