Preppy is the New Hipster

since i have recently started writing my dissertation about a month and a half late, I decided no more gchat, except maybe with tweaks and fhwh, but that i should have a decent writing distraction from time to time during the day. so this is it, back to the preppy hipster.

I suppose the timing is right since, i recently got a tattoo that embodies preppy hipsterness. I got monogrammed in the middle of my back in helvetica. i love it. most people hate it, or say that it is really me. whatever that means. my dad told me it looked professional. ha. thanks dad.


i'll slowly catch up to what is going on with me and my sex life(love life would be completely innacurate), moral musings, cute bikes, styles and fashions that im thinking about and how i'm feeling about things in general.

one thing that i need to write about bc i cant get it out of my mine. fuel effecient recreation. so yesterday steuart took me and my brother and sister to the red bull air race. it was basically like nascar with airplanes and less trashy people. it was really cool both to watch the races, and the fancy intermission shows with helicopters doing backflips and shit. Okay though, arent we kind of getting closer and closer to an energy crisis, and isnt it a little irresponsible to create new sports based on fuel. i mean isnt this just completely retarded? the amount of money that was put into the logistics alone of that event yesterday could build like 165 electric cars. shouldnt we be doing that instead? so even though i had fun, and had a good excuse to wear my airplane earings, i felt conflicted about the whole day. about as conflicted as i felt about my mini-aubergine at the pakistani restaurant following the show. it was good, but a little oily.

On this sustainable recreation note, my old friend chase and her bf ride motorcycles around for fun, and like cross country and stuff. i know that motorcycles use of fuel is more effecient than cars, planes or rvs, but come on just going on a ride to go for a ride. why not take up cycling?

also kudos to tweaks for getting a bike. i bet she will rarely ride it, but its a step in the right direction, since she should drive less.