Yeah, the art show looked like a great time. I'm incredibly annoyed I missed the chance to hang out with Carroll and company. I'm going to throw up several of the pictures she took in the process over to the picture project. So if you want to see more, just head over there. The house looks amazing in the shots, as if a troop of redecorators had come in and scrubbed it floor to ceiling. Of course, there's a huge pile of spirits next to my bed right now that I've been too lazy to move back, but that's a bonus right? How better to end one's night than with a couple of fifths, eh?

Which reminds me: how much more obvious can I be to prospective tenants than having a huge banner headline saying the room is no longer available? I'm baffled...especially because most of the people applying are lawyers and the like. Intelligent people. Yet several have said "I didn't have time to check the website..." as if that makes a difference to me, and then add "but is it still available?" My advice to you is to go to the damn page. The first group of people who applied well before the room was taken didn't have this problem. They weren't lawyers, though.

I was raised on a diet of anti-lawyer sentiments. Such is the life of those born to a doctor. A good life, I might add.