1. Your prof is
potentially reading this: Don’t say anything incriminating.
2. Barefoot is best. I
am trying to train up my feet to be tougher. Also it is better than having
shoeprints in your pit.
3. Stop eating dirt.
Though it can be conducive to comparing stone to bone, there can also be
dormant disease in the cold soils up north and there have been reports of
archaeologists contracting illnesses.
4. #3 may be
incriminating. Please see #1 again.
5, Note to self:
Grouse chicks are really cute. So that bird that you now think is disgusting
was once cute. This could be helpful for conquering bird fear.
6. Denali complex had
microblades but Nenana/Chindadn did not.
7. Illinoian/Reid
glaciation: 200, 000 – 120, 000 years ago. Wisconsin/McConnell glaciation: 70,
000 – 11,000 years ago. Glacial maximum of this was when people came over on
Beringia.
8. Write letter of
discontent to Apple. Beringia is a word and should not be underlined, spelling
and grammar.
9. I really hope my
tent is fully waterproof.
10. Be less obvious.
While collectively, we got Josh to day “student government” approximately 5-6 times
yesterday, the gig may now be up on that one. But is was fun while it lasted.
11. Sweep tent or
something. It’s a mess in here.
12. Naan + cheese = a
delicious grilled cheese sandwich.
13. Keep with the
glasses. You know that putting in those contacts in previous weeks was
disgusting and your hands are much too filthy for that.
14. Slightly moving
your hand troweling all day may seem like enough exercise to be a license to
eat, but it’s really not.
15. Stop carb-loading.
You’re consuming your daily intake of calories in all the sugar and cream
that’s in your coffee.
16. Become stronger
and learn how to drink coffee black.
17. Be more secretive
about yours and Amanda’s secret handshake.
18. Charge phone.
Music makes a happy pit.
19. Get “Safe and
Sound” by the Capital Cities on said phone.
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