Through a Glass, Darkly

4/22/2005

Don’t change your plans for me

Filed under: — Kari @

I have new plans for the evening, as In the Company of Cheerful Ladies has just been handed to me with a post-it note featuring my name. This morning I started Gaudy Night (comfort reading at its finest), but I am excited about having this new book instead. Have I ever mentioned my love of post-it notes? I don’t like to write in my books, but I do like to leave post-it notes on my favorite parts sometimes. One time I told Alisa that the swooniest thing Mike could ever do would be to read one of my favorite books and leave comments in it on post-it notes. (A la Jess . . . but I always resented him for writing in Rory’s book. Writing in books is bad.)

I brought my lunch today - just an apple and cheese, as usual - but there was a hot dog sale at one of the other branches. Unfortunately, though, I didn’t realize that was today until it was too late. So then I had to suffer through smelling everyone else’s hot dogs, and I really wanted one. I daydreamed about making a hot dog for myself tonight, or going somewhere to buy one. Well, my coworker forgot and went home for lunch, so she let me have hers when she realized her mistake. Wasn’t that nice? I didn’t even ask. She just offered. And it was very good. For the record, I didn’t used to eat hot dogs! I am growing as a person!

6 Responses to “Don’t change your plans for me”

  1. Geof F. Morris Says:

    Did a coworker give you the book?

    And if writing in books is wrong, I don’t wanna be right! [But I won't write in any of your books, Kari.]

  2. Kari Says:

    I was on the holds list, so my turn came for the book. It’s a library book.

  3. mrsd Says:

    Yum, hotdogs. I’ve always thought that writing a personal note is romantic too. I should leave more love notes…

  4. alisa Says:

    I love sticky notes too. Im not into other people writing in my books (ahem they are mine) so post-it notes would be good. I highlight mine time to time, but lately its just quoting into my journal.

  5. scott Says:

    i still don’t eat hotdogs. :shock:

    oh, and i am a fan of post it notes, i don’t usually like using a whole paper to write down just a thought or something. i got that from my dad, he’s got post it notes all over his office. of course, after a few days, i throw mine away.

    could the ‘writing in books is bad’ thing come from how writing in high school books was detention worthy?

  6. Roger Says:

    “Writing in books is bad.”

    :fist of solidarity:

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