cosmic_celery

Firstly, for the flist: Who's going to Gallifrey One? And who knows that they're coming to the San Diego Comic-Con? I know I'll be at Comic-Con, but the iffyness of everyone's attitudes toward Gally was making me reconsider it...I'm not completely sure I'm able to go anyway, but if a bunch of people were going I might think twice.

AND A QUICK EDIT TO SAY: Holy shit, four day passes and Saturday day passes to Comic-Con are already sold out. Suppose if I'm going I'm not going on Saturday!

For some reason my sleep schedule has swung around and I've been getting up...in the morning. This is horrific and will not stand. Also, it is a fine idea to be done with classes by two in the afternoon, but I'm starting to dearly regret that I've signed up for a class that meets at eight o'clock in the morning. I'm sure that it will be interesting given my predilection for not being awake at that time of day.

I've been thinking about getting my hair cut short. Half of me really really wants to cut it, as it will be fun, easy and cute and my hair won't take forever and a half to dry, and the other half of me is thinking that it will look horrible and people will assume I'm a lesbian (or um, a guy...as happened once the last time I had short hair :|).

There's a terribly self-destructive part of myself that when somebody starts complimenting me on something, I immediately have to change it. So, I starting hearing "omg, pretty hair! so long!" and a little voice chimes in in my head saying "welp, time to cut our hair." I already did cut it a bit, by myself. Maybe it has something to do with wanting to be recognized for non-physical characteristics, or maybe it really is just as self-destructive as I'm assuming it is.

( oh man what should I do here have some pictures )

I've also been through my closet and took out a bunch of stuff. I'm hoping that I can sell some of it. Maybe I'll take a look through my books too, but I'm not sure if there's anything in there that people would actually go looking for (other than at their local bookstore).