I found this last night while I was googling around--it's one of Dad's online photo galleries. Of course it's filled with some of the most random stuff but that's why I enjoyed it so much:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bsturtz/143446843/
It's warming up here in New York and I really wanted to go on a run today but I ended up working until 8pm and then got my taxes done. Would've made a cool $320. WOULD HAVE. Evidently, I was punished for being poor and having too many jobs because H&R Block charged me $240 for processing all of my W2s. I almost cried in front of the woman. So I decided I'm never paying taxes again--of course I realize this will be tricky since work pulls it out of my check automatically--but I'll figure out a way to disrupt the system. Tim, you saw Hackers, we'll be able to find some techie geeks and pull it off--you know, "Mess with the best, die like the rest?" Or maybe I'll just egg an H&R Block. Who's with me?
Andrew--how did the play go? Did you ever mess up? Are you known as the pervy kid around school now cause you're tapping girls with your cane and doing that creepy voice? And congrats on the successful Theater IV audition! Is that for this semester or next year?
Here's a shot of a Free Tibet protest going on by my apartment. They sounded angry through their bullhorns. Almost as angry as I am about H&R Block. Almost.
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The musical went well. I do tap women with my cane, and talk in a creepy voice. I mean, C'mon, why not? No, I didn't ever mess up. It was fun though, and I have a bad feeling that next year's musical wont be good. Especially compared to this one.
Did you buy a DVD of the musical for me yet?
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