Happily Confused

Whee hee heeeeeee!
Baby albino pygmy marmosets!
Kawaaaaiiiiiiiiiii!
Watashi no ahiru no ko wa totemo kawaii des yo!

Went to teh National Moozeeyum t'day. Saw some random Captain Cook expedition exhibition thingy. Pretty boring, but meh. I got outside, and I got a strawberry milk.
Yeah, super dooper spinning blooper smiling happy circles.
Actually, on second thought, just mushroom.

Hiccup.

All the ducks are swimming in the water
Swimming in the water, swimming in the water
All the ducks are swimming in the water
All, the, all the doo dah day.

Three little ducks went out to play
Over the hills and far away
The mother duck said
Quack quack quack quack
But only two little ducks came back.

The third one got bashed by the other two for eating all the candy.

Oh, the educational merits of PlaySchool =)

This old man, this old man
~~~~~~~~~Something~~~
With a knick knack paddy whack
Give a dog a bone
This old man came rolling home

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It's Mondee t'morrer... *cries*
Damned school... and math longline, oh joyous joy.

"::Caitlyn:: 3 :: Teh Queen ::  :: Light up, light up, as if you have a choice :: §.t.w.i.n.k.l.e.§ says10:27:57 PM)
School tomorrow. 

 Smarter than the average Bear  says10:28:37 PM)
yay!"

o.O))

Also,
Lint Ball for Sale!
o.O))
$1.04 and rising...

..::≈::.. V^V ..::≈::..
Squigglays!

Hehe.

I love my teddy bear. So much. Yes, I'm obsessed with my teddy bear. Get the fuck over it.

"To be madly in love could be exactly that - madness. The term "lovesick" is surprisingly accurate, explains writer Lauren Slater in this month's lead article. People experiencing romantic love, it turns out, have a chemical profile in their brains similar to that of people who suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder. Love blurs the line between mental health and psychopathology.

"Love ... releases chemicals that provoke hyperactivity, recklessness, and exhiliration."

Still, we can't resist the siren's song, and science has an explanation for that, too. Love, it seems, lights up certain areas of the brain and releases chemicals that provoke hyperactivity, recklessness, and exhiliration. That's why spellbound lovers stay up all night to see the sun rise, take extraordinary risks to see each other, or, as Britain's Edward VIII did, throw a whole country aside for "the woman I love." Love can be dangerous"
– Chris Johns, Editor, National Geographic Feb 2006.

Haha! Go science! That chemical is dopamine, and it's also in chocolate. I love chocolate =)

A new addition to my original awesome list, which is in one of the first two or three blogs, is Pheenix-girl-person! Cause she's awesome! And hyperactive and paranoid, and therefore my new twin. Hehe. =)

And David is also meant to be on there, but I forgot him at the time. *wince* Sowwy.

My whole family was asleep by ten o'clock t'night! Freaky!

You know what's awesome? Monty Python! Squeeeeeeee! Or, as Edward says, Mawnty Pythaaaawwn. Hehe, gotta love that accent.

Heh.
=)

So cute.

Anyway.

Does anybody know anyone called Anthony who isn't an utter dickhead? Just curious, cause I've never met a single nice person called Anthony. Which is a bummer, 'cause it's an alright kinda name.

I like names. I like etymology. Caitlin is an Irish name derived from the Greek word for 'pure'. Hehehe.
Oooh, name looky atty time. Picking a few people from my MSN contacts, friends, and family.
Freya - Norse goddess of love
Bridie - Irish variant of Bridget, patron saint of fire
Edward - "Happy guardian"
Josh - "God is salvation. The biblical figure who led the Israelites to the promised land."
Jess - "Wealthy. Used by Shakespeare for a character in The Merchant of Venice."
Mel - "The dark or black one."
Becky - "A heifer or a knotted cord. The wife of Isaac in the Bible." How very confusing...
Martin - "Of Mars, the Roman God of war."
Rosalind - "Old German: From the word for a horse. Latin: Beautiful Rose. Shakespeare's heroine in As You Like It."
Elspeth - "Consecrated to God. Also see Isabel and Lisa."
Peter - "A stone or rock. One of Christ's apostles."
Adair - "From the Oak tree near the ford."
Darcy - "Dark. Also from a place name and a Norman family name."
Angus - "Unique strength, outstanding."
Hamish - "Scottish form of James. The supplanter."
Nigel - "Dark, black-haired."
Connor - "A strong will."

Okay, I think I'm finished being etymologically obsessed for the moment.
Anyways, I have teh works to do.
Therefore, time to sleep.
Gewdnoight.