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Wednesday, February 06, 2002
I found GOOSE in my sister's yearbook!

Last night, I was hunting around fruitlessly for a walkman to listen to the hypnosis tape serra (hence known as "evil master whom I live to serve") sent me. No walkman was there found, but right there in front of my was my sister's high school yearbook. I'd been meaning for quite some time to look and see if She-Ra was in it, after learning that she was a seventh grader when my sister was a senior at this particular New York school.

And, flip-flip-flip-GOOSE! There's the little gosling, all big bangs and beams! It's the cutest damn thing you ever saw.

I tried to imagine flipping through the book in 1997, when my sister graduated high school, and stopping on a page of seventh graders, putting my finger down randomly on a face and saying, "One day, this person will be one of my favourite people in the world, my hero and Roam-Roam-Roaming companion, lender of children's books and introducer of television shows!"

The world is really quite small.

Okay. Now. Winners of a cookie:
1. Someone I don't know named Dani!
2. Rachel!
3. Matt!
4. SizzlerSis!
5. Steph!

And may I add, I love opening mails and reading simply the words, "THERE'S A BOY IN THE GIRL'S BATHROOM". Taken abstractly, it feeds my sense of the surreal quite satisfyingly.

Finally, Erica offered a stunning dream interpretation. I won't get into it here, but it was one of those things that should have been obvious to me but wasn't. Aggie rarely fails to impress when it comes to delicate, arrow-straight insight.

Now to work.