I would try to recount my weekend, but it's pretty much a blur. Partly because of alcohol, but mostly because we've been doing something almost every second. Still have a concert tonight to get to. Oy. Much much fun has been had. Much alcohol has been consumed. And four people slept in my 300-square-foot apartment last night, which is a little insane.

Not going to want to go to work tomorrow!

Stupid postal service. I have an unhealthy obsession with tracking packages, so I check a little too frequently to see exactly where by package is. The package I am currently tracking just traveled from Kentucky to Ohio to Wisconsin. Why Wisconsin? Why not drop it off when they were driving by from Ohio to Wisconsin?!? Hmph.

I was just running across campus and a leaf fell from a tree and hit me in the head. My head now hurts quite a lot. Who knew Autumn could be so dangerous?

I am home. SF was good fun. Chryssi and the moms and I survived the walk. Now Mom wants to walk a full marathon :)

I just heard three men speaking HEBREW on the train! It was so unexpected (I have never once randomly encountered spoken Hebrew) that I didn't even recognize it at first. Which is especially funny because I could pick up a word here or there. But I've studied--and been exposed to--so many languages that comprehension does not necessarily identify the language. In any case, I couldn't tell you what they were saying, but I did understand little things, like when one of the guys started counting. I sat next to them for half an hour, and I really tried to not be too obvious in my attempts to listen in. I think I may have been successful because I'm sure they didn't expect for me to understand them. After all, no one knows Hebrew, and I'm blond, and I was sitting there studying Russian :)

And I may be just a tad tired from my night out with Jacki and her co-workers and free beer. Proof that I'm tired: I just tried to make coffee without putting water in the coffee pot. It didn't work.

I have stuff to say about the Yankees-Red Sox. Maybe later. When I wake up.