apparently, josh hartnett was in town today. at a funeral. some girl amanda knows had been stalking him. and sat down with us in the commons to tell us all about it. i didn't know who josh hartnett was, so i just sat there and ate my free onion rings, pretending to pay attention. i figured this josh was just some local kid she had a crush on. but no. i was wrong. he's been in movies and whatnot. who knew?

yeah, that's our claim to fame. we've got a dead relative of josh hartnett. fan. tastic. oh yeah-and let's not forget richard dean anderson. he lives around here, too. everyone loves minnesota.

josh hartnett is ugly. i don't understand why girls stalk him. i don't understand why people obsess over celebrities at all. they're unattainable! you have no chance! just leave them alone, for christ's sake.

geez, i just noticed my last entry had a spelling error. why didn't anyone tell me? i'm so embarrassed.

i am so uncommonly tired right now. not having that mid-morning nap really throws me off. and being tired really throws off my, uh...i forgot where i was going with that. something about...trains of thought and what have you.

i'm having a powerful nicotine craving right now. worst one yet. my head feels about ready to explode. that really has no connection to my craving, but i figured i'd share anyways.

so. the rest of my day went pretty much how you'd expect. called grant when i got home. had the most wonderful time with him. considered taking a nap after that, but decided to stay up until mary got home so's she could drive me to target. which she did. got home. called brandon. he asked me if i'd pierce his nipples. i said i would. etc.

i didn't get much sleep in today, but it's ok. i can make it through calculus on very little brain power. just being there is enough for me. i love the math. but not as much as i love grant. just had to throw that out there.

i been thinking of falling back on my old career choice. you know...math teacher/tattoo artist. i always thought it had potential. i like the computer programming, but math always was my first love.