I feel drunk but I'm sober
I'm young and I'm underpaid
I'm tired but I'm working, yeah
I care but I'm restless
I'm here but I'm really gone
I'm wrong and I'm sorry baby

thanks, alanis!  i agree.

Currently Listening Adventure By Angels & Airwaves see related

- The Adventure

I wanna have the same last dream again/ The one where I wake up and I'm alive

Here I am in the laboratory, not quite doing anything important except waiting for my protein eluent.  How much fun, you ask?  Supa-fun.  Can't believe the baby sis is graduating from H.S.  So happy she's coming to school with me.    Can't find my cream cardigan that I was going to wear over my cute new summer dress to her graduation.  Uh oh!  Blah blah.  Guess what, I have to re-learn about derivatives.  I think calc was one of those classes where the retention level is nonexistant.  Ooops.  Had a lovely time last night, band concert then QT drinks on the swings with old friends.  Nothing like it!  Now I shall leave you with a party pic from the summer of yore (err, last summer) at our special place. 

Currently Listening O By Damien Rice see related

It's not hard to grow when you know that you just don't know

Currently Listening Rockin' the Suburbs By Ben Folds see related

- the ascent of stan

Vanilla's that great smelling liquid in the little brown bottle. By itself it doesn't taste nearly as good as it smells. You put it into cookies and cakes for more flavor. Almost everyone knows about and likes vanilla ice cream.

These are the most familiar facts about vanilla. But what other facts are there? If you aren't sure, you're in good company, for vanilla has remained mysterious and elusive. Yet it is a flavor and fragrance that's an ingredient in more things than you can imagine. It's one of life's little pleasures that we take for granted and rarely think about - except when we need it for a recipe and it's not in the cupboard.

The real truth about vanilla is that it has a remarkable story, filled with history, intrigue, passion, and piracy. It flavors your foods, beverages, and even your favorite chocolate bar. It's the secret ingredient that makes a lot of medicines go down more easily. It's in most bottles of perfume, the rubber tires on the family car, and even in house paint.

Like letting the genie out of the bottle, I'm letting the secrets out of the bottle of vanilla - and into your senses. I think you'll be amazed.

golly.  thanks, http://www.vanilla.com/html/facts.html