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I was on the train to work yesterday afternoon, and got out at Columbus Circle to transfer to the D or B, both of which go to my final stop. There were muffled announcements about the D, something about its having been rerouted, which were confirmed when the D came trundling down the local line (it is normally express). They kept the D cooling its wheels for at least 7 minutes as the conductor explained, over and over, to passengers that that D would be running along a different line (8th Avenue) instead of along 6th Avenue. Fine, then GET GOING. As long as they stayed there, the B train (a local) couldn't come in. Then another D came in, and stayed there. During this time at least 6 A trains came and went. SO ANNOYING.

Finally a B came along and I got in. I guess the excessive delay had unhinged some people because I could hear some woman speaking very sharply to someone on the other end of the car. "No, you shut up. No, shut up." In one of those hideous Brooklyn accents--in fact she sounded quite like The Fungus (I could tell it wasn't she, though). She kept going on, and I could hear another woman trying to explain "If you'd just said that at the beginning, I wouldn't have bothered you--" She kept trying to explain herself or defuse the situation, but Brooklyn Accent wasn't having it and kept cutting her off. The whole car was listening (she was pretty loud). She was saying something like "Don't you EVUH cawl anothuh woman a bitch! How dayuh you!"

I had to be at the other end of the car anyway so I started edging my way down to one of the middle doors (I couldn't get all the way to the other end, the car was too packed). So I stopped at one of the middle doors and just as the other woman seemed to have decided it was pointless to try to say anything to Brooklyn Accent. But then someone else decided to take up the slack--some guy, younger (maybe in his late 20s) with an iPod asked her "Have you taken your meds?" She snarled "This has nothing to do with you." He said "You've involved the whole car because you're incredibly annoying. You need to be shut the fuck up." She said something about "Your mothuh" and he responded "Oh, 'your mother' jokes, really? How original." This went on for a bit--he just kept shutting her down with these unflappable responses. It was pretty entertaining. I wanted to point out to her the hypocrisy in her first saying "don't call women bitches" and then insulting some guy's mother. I did get a better look at Brooklyn Accent--she even looks a bit like The Fungus! Reddish, messy hair, pasty skin, a few extra pounds. How horrifying to think there's more than one.

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Jan. 13th, 2010 05:15 pm
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ceebeegee: (I can't take it any more!)
Oh my GAWD. What a night. More later, but at least that fucking cunt is shut of me.








And I think we can all appreciate what it takes for me, the uber-feminist, to use that vile word. I really do apologize.
ceebeegee: (columbia)
I've been a little late on my thank you notes this year and am just now finishing them up. (Ideally they should be written on Christmas Day, of course, but as you get older, you have to take more responsibility for the evening entertainment and so don't have that hour or two in the afternoon of Christmas Day to whip them off.) Because I love the idea that someone got me a present and wrapped it, sometimes I don't open them right away. And in fact I did not open my last two presents from my Dad and stepmother until last night. What fun! They got me (among other stuff that I'd opened before) a beautiful little blank book that my stepmother found in Florence! I love it! It is really pretty, it looks like this old medieval tome but it's small, like not much bigger than my hand. But thick.

They also gave me a hardback edition of The Lost Symbol which literally made me scream out loud. I have been waiting for that book to come out in paperback--I know the reserve line at the library is very long. Yay! Can't wait to dive into it! I wrote them a thank you note today. I've been a little out of touch with my parents this year because of The Situation. The story is so long and depressing, I just didn't want to launch into the whole thing on the phone and have to relive it AGAIN, at least not until it's resolved. And yet it's been so much on my mind, I felt I would have to mention it, if that makes sense. So, sadly, I haven't really talked to them much except for emails here and there, and I don't think I'll be able to visit them until at least June or July--my spring is pretty full at this point. But after tonight perhaps I can at least talk to them. They did call me on my birthday and luckily I was able to talk of other things--mainly, the Columbia news. They are thrilled and told my youngest brother immediately. I thought Mom might've told Bart, my oldest brother, but when he called us on Xmas Day, it turned out she hadn't so I told him and he was thrilled. He kept saying "you deserve this, you've earned this." Then he said something funny--"don't go turning into a super-liberal now!" This is especially hilarious because my youngest brother in an email this weekend said exactly the same thing. Stuart knows me better than that, he knows there is no way I'm going to start to trend left on Israel. I'm to the right of Sharon on Israeli issues. (Stuart is an expert on Arab-Israeli affairs and we are probably the two most knowledgeable in our family about the Arab-Israeli situation--me through history and Stuart through current events. Although the Middle East is like the South--as Faulkner said "in the South, the past isn't dead. It isn't even past." My point being that current affairs in the Middle East IS history!)

So my registration finally went through and I start classes (well, my one class so far) on the 19th. Yay! Can't wait to immerse myself in empires past! I also got invoiced--OY. FAFSA, here I come!
ceebeegee: (I can't take it any more!)
Tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday night I will be AWAY--my wonderful roommate Lori has graciously offered me the use of Kevin's (her BF) apartment for the weekend, since they will be away.

I will be BY MYSELF. In a beautiful apartment in SOHO.

With cable, cute restaurants nearby...neither of my beloved kittehs, sadly, but they know how stressed out I am. I'm going to run up directly after work and feed them LOTS of food.

I am so stressed out, I want to cry. I cannot wait until It is gone. I really need my space back.
ceebeegee: (Red Heather)
You know, it's really not that difficult to place the shower curtain appropriately, so that the floor isn't soaked after your shower. It's just not that hard to figure out. The fact that everyone else who uses the shower manages to leave the bathroom floor relatively dry, should tip you off that that's how we do things here.

The rugs are soaked AGAIN. Since she keeps doing this, it would be nice if she'd also thrown them in with her laundry today.

I'm just going to take the rugs and put them away until she leaves. They're getting disgusting, and I spent money on those rugs--Lori and I have a lot of thick fluffy bathroom rugs because we want the bathroom to be like a spa, a nice relaxing place, not a sty with her nasty wet huge bras hanging evrywhere and soaking wet rugs. She is seriously such a pig.

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