Alright, so it's that time of year when the sky is gray and the zombies are thriving! Humans are running thin around Webster campus, and they really need to watch their backs, or they'll become one with The Horde! The battle is raging, and soon it shall spread to the far corners of the earth (Blackburn Park), so humans beware! The word around town is that there's a golden gun. Maybe the humans should find it, soon!
For mere spectators such as myself, this game has been a blast. I can't wait to join next year! Of course, with fun has come drama. Rock socks and doctor reports are not that fun, but it seems like everyone has calmed down after Wednesday's Peace Pow-Wow. Now that everyone has let the unfortunate events go, they can focus on surviving or hunting. It looks like the zombies are winning, but perhaps there are a few humans left that can quell The Horde! ...Or at least withstand it!
Good luck, humans! May you find the golden gun, soon!
Friday, April 15, 2011
Thursday, March 17, 2011
New Age Psychology
Hello my fluffy readers!
In the spirit of the new age, I have decided to start a blog. The overwhelming need to be heard and focused on has finally hit me, I suppose. However, this is less for attention and more for myself. While I have kept a written journal before, I am less inclined to update it. I do so when I have a private thought that I don't want to spread around the interwebz. A written journal, however, is not convenient for some of my more philosophical or psychological or literary epiphanies. Sometimes, I need to type it out so I can go back in the middle of the rant or thought and change things cleanly. Therefore, this blog is for me.
This blog is also for you, though. You are my friends and most of you are intelligent. (Wink.) As I mentioned, a written journal is not always convenient - and for other reasons than easy editing. Sometimes, I want opinions without having to repeat everything to fifty different people. (Or, you know... 10 of the people I trust or want to discuss this with the most.) Therefore, The Bablatrice Blog is an easy place to discuss these ideas without interruption. (You know, we have classes and stuff that break up our discussions... Well, that doesn't apply here.) Sure, we could do this on Facebook, but that's just no fun.
Finally, "Bablatrice" is a female that babbles. Sound familiar? My source is this web address. Perhaps not the most reliable place, but it seems legit. That's all for now, I suppose. PEACE!
In the spirit of the new age, I have decided to start a blog. The overwhelming need to be heard and focused on has finally hit me, I suppose. However, this is less for attention and more for myself. While I have kept a written journal before, I am less inclined to update it. I do so when I have a private thought that I don't want to spread around the interwebz. A written journal, however, is not convenient for some of my more philosophical or psychological or literary epiphanies. Sometimes, I need to type it out so I can go back in the middle of the rant or thought and change things cleanly. Therefore, this blog is for me.
This blog is also for you, though. You are my friends and most of you are intelligent. (Wink.) As I mentioned, a written journal is not always convenient - and for other reasons than easy editing. Sometimes, I want opinions without having to repeat everything to fifty different people. (Or, you know... 10 of the people I trust or want to discuss this with the most.) Therefore, The Bablatrice Blog is an easy place to discuss these ideas without interruption. (You know, we have classes and stuff that break up our discussions... Well, that doesn't apply here.) Sure, we could do this on Facebook, but that's just no fun.
Finally, "Bablatrice" is a female that babbles. Sound familiar? My source is this web address. Perhaps not the most reliable place, but it seems legit. That's all for now, I suppose. PEACE!
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