Cool fact: "vulnerability" and "indestructibility" both include all the letters in the word "turtle." That's not what this post is about, though.

For those who are interested in that sort of thing.

Fractional dimensions. Duct-tape whales. Awesome hats. Mysterious charts.

Everything you need for an awesome Halloween-themed post.

You may be wondering, at this point, where in the world I have been. I wish I could say something cool like "Budapest," but I think we'll have to save that one for next year. I've been right here in Northfield- which, don't get me wrong, is almost as cool as Budapest.

This weekend was really busy. Normally, when I say that, I mean "I had a lot of homework this weekend." Well, I did have a lot of homework this weekend, but I was also really busy with other things- namely, going to a folk rock concert, learning about Contact Improvisation, playing Apples to Apples, watching the new and improved Version 1.5 of Liberal Arts: The Musical, and getting owned in the campus-wide Quiz Bowl tournament. AND, the New York Times talked about our blogs! Kind of!

Also, you should comment on this post!

So I realize this post is pretty late.

It's not my fault. I caught a cold. A cold counts as a good excuse for anything.

But I still owe you a big post. So here it is!

Between the time of the last posting and the time of this posting I have evolved into... a Sophomore.

This is it!

I wrote this post earlier today. It was all ready to go. Then I deleted it by accident. Unfortunately, I don't have a time machine so that I can go back and prevent myself from deleting the earlier version of this post.

However, I do have a Chelsea 11:17 play about a time machine, in case you're interested.

Also, adding to the intrigue surrounding this post is that it describes what I did during the last week of school. Oh man! This is going to be good.

This is not a post. This is an apology for the absence of a post. The real post is coming.

There are three washers and three dryers in the laundry room of Nourse.  It so happens that all of them are full, but one of them has finished its cycle.  You have clothes you need laundered.  Do you move the other person's clothes?  Where do you move them to?

This is just the beginning of a set of difficult questions involving laundry that you might not consider before college.

Studying, enjoying the sunshine, digging up secrets in the abandoned areas of Carleton's website.