hello all you wonderful people

i really have nothing to say. i just feel i should post. i don't want to do my homework again (big surprise there) and felt i should so something i could at least pretend was constructive. this really has nothing to do with illiteratti business. i could pretend it was because it was somewhat literary... could but i prefer to avoid lying when i can.

hmm...

here are some funny and amusing blogs. both are related to bozeman.
http://bozeman-mt.blogspot.com/-- this guy is a prof at the university. he moved here from elsewhere sometime recently-- i know this because he thought kelly morgan was a girl (for a while then he updated and fixed it)
http://bigwampum.blogspot.com/-- this guy's blog kept cracking me up. i really like the police report one and the one on the hotspring they went to where they were lucky to avoid them dirty hippy types: by the way i agree with him. why is it that so many hippies decide bathing is against their principles. do they have an issue with soap or is it water?

i should have put this on my livejournal... all well.
ya'll know how to contact me on that one. maybe i'll post this both places. why? because i can and because it will kill time.

um.. challenge for next week: write something else. challenge yourself to try and write something that hits on what you think are your weeknesses as a writer. me, for example, i am going to try and write a complete short story without getting bogged down in details. maybe i'll include a fight scene, i suck at those.
remember folks this is merely a challenge. a very loose challenge. this is not homework. you can choose to do this or not. it is up to you. i probably should since i issued it. but i may not depending on my general level of apathy and moderate frantic depression due to the fact that i have no plan on what i am going to do after graduation.
damn indecision! i think...

talk to ya'll soon.
p.s. i like talking like a backwoods cowboy/ montana hick. it amuses me greatly to work within stereotypes of montana. a privilige (i can't spell) of being a montana native.