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Jessica Lyn
17 November 2009 @ 09:10 pm
Waters of Mars? Fucking AMAZING!
 
 
Jessica Lyn
28 October 2009 @ 01:29 pm
Some of you are long-time sci-fi readers. Maybe you can help me out. I keep having weird flashes of memory about a book I read when I was a kid and thoroughly enjoyed, but I can't remember the damn title. So I'm describing it to you, in the hopes that you've read it and remember its name.

Alright: it was about some form of post-apocalyptic Earth, and the story opens with a girl named Nita or Nina being raised by a tall furry alien whose name I can't remember. She spends time exploring the abandoned complex where she was "born" and the name of that complex includes the name Ibarra or Ybarra, the word Reproduction (I think) and is (I think) commonly referred to as the Center. She grows up, hits puberty, and breaks the rules by exploring parts of the complex forbidden to her by her guardian. Surprise surprise, she meets another human, this one a boy of the same age, named Sven. Turns out Sven has been there all along, raised by a similar guardian, with the same restrictions on his movements. They explore more and find out that humans were wiped out by war, and that their guardians had sepearated them when they were little because Nita threw a block at Sven or something and he pushed her. Or something. Aaaanyway, they end up fighting about something and despair over the condition of the human race, make up, have sex, and decide to defrost all the embryos which were saved in the Center.

Now that I've written that, it sounds horrific, but I liked it when I was 11 or whatever. Any guesses?
 
 
Jessica Lyn
16 October 2009 @ 09:11 am
My Halloween costume: The Minoan Snake Goddess

Leaving off the cat and wrapping the snakes around my arms. The most commonly asked question is "What are you going to do about the boobs?" and the answer is it's tricky but I'm working on it. I'd love to just go topless, but I'd hate to be arrested. :)

Oh, I also expect only a handful of art dorks will get it. It's cool. Only a handful of art dorks got that I was a caryatid last year.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
07 October 2009 @ 09:08 pm
Today I found a box of squirrel skulls in the basement at work.

I love my job.

Oddly enough, I say that with no sarcasm whatsoever.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
06 September 2009 @ 04:54 am
Upon reflection, most men who are my age are searching for something specific... and I'm not it. They're over "experimental" but not yet desperate.

I need to not read cl anymore. It's just so wrong.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
05 September 2009 @ 07:54 pm
I love to cook. It keeps my mind off of stupid things.

Unfortunately, then I eat whatever it was that I cooked.

Can't win.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
01 September 2009 @ 11:05 pm

If you ran the fortune cookie factory, what message would you make sure gets put in a cookie?

Submitted By [info]123ekaterina


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May the next man you meet not be a total shit.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
30 August 2009 @ 09:48 pm
Boo!
 
 
Jessica Lyn
12 December 2007 @ 10:57 am
Hi, everyone! I'm alive! And well!

College is going well, and I'm looking forward to next semester.
I'm thinking about showing my photography.
I'm painting, and not even for school.
Work sucks, and I'm going to kill my boss.
I'm ever-so-slightly broke for the holidays.
I'm sort of dating someone, and the "sort of" aspect is why it's working well. No future in it, but it amuses me.
I think I got straight A's, even though my English teacher was evil.
My car is still running.
My schedule next semester might even allow me to exercise some - I think.

How's you?
 
 
Jessica Lyn
01 October 2007 @ 11:42 pm
These are the top 106 books most often marked as "unread" by LibraryThing's users.

I changed the rules a little... )
 
 
Jessica Lyn
24 September 2007 @ 12:56 am


I am a d100


Take the quiz at dicepool.com



There's two ways to end up with this result. Either you picked the silliest possible answer to each question, or you answered honestly, and happen to be a hyperactive, manic loon. Assuming you answered honestly, your profile is as follows: You are the 100-sided dice, also known as the legendary Zocchihedron. You are the bit of data that registers so far off the chart that the average person doesn't even know you exist. You are desperate for attention and will get it any way you can. Your jokes have the lowest laugh ratio, but you go for quantity, not quality. Once you get started on a pointless tangent, it takes a group effort to bring you back to reality and make you shut up. You are a distraction who is permanently distracted. You consider yourself silly and entertaining, but everyone else complains about how lame and annoying you are. The one secret they aren't telling you, is how they sometimes actually miss the noise when you're gone.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
09 September 2007 @ 09:24 pm
For you, [info]rabid_chemist... Although I do see through your evil machinations: you're just checking to see if I'm still alive. I am.

1) I drink warm Diet Coke.

2) I own about 12 sippy cups.

3) I like tomato sandwiches.

4) I peel the skin off the bottom of my right foot. Sometimes. No, I don't know why.

5) I have a rubber fish I chew on. Frequently. No, I don't know why.

6) I love showtunes, and will sing them incessantly when I work overnights alone.

7) When a some dumb bitch sneers at my car, I wait until I catch her eye, and then make the Internationally Recognized Sign for cunnilingus, and it never fails to amuse me.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
26 August 2007 @ 11:59 am
I begin college tomorrow.

Good wishes and/or words of advice are TOTALLY welcome.

Thanks.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
14 August 2007 @ 01:05 am




You're The Handmaid's Tale!

by Margaret Atwood

An outraged feminist, you have been oppressed and even silenced in
your life, fueling your fury against the society as it stands. Your role has been
strictly defined by society and you are almost certainly unsatisfied with it. You
have some vague idea of how this has come to be, but insufficient power to stop it,
let alone reverse the trend. And somehow you blame yourself for everything because
people ask you to. Beware people renaming your nation a Republic.



Take the Book Quiz
at the Blue Pyramid.




Margaret Atwood's books always give me the bends. In a mostly good way. It just takes me awhile to come back to myself.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
02 August 2007 @ 11:09 am
POP-TARTS PRESENTS AMERICAN IDOLS LIVE
 
 
Jessica Lyn
02 August 2007 @ 12:56 am
Hi, LJ Friends! No, I haven't been dead, I've just been taking a hiatus.

So this is going to be a muncha-cruncha-buncha update, right here. Settle in.

You ready?

Item #1: I still work for Michaels.

Whoo. Michaels, yeah. Whoo some more. It's all Michaelsy, and stuff. We're getting a new senior framer (the counterpart to my position) and he seems like a swell enough guy. We have a couple of new kids who are thoroughly useless, and my supervisor still sucks the big one. So I have no doubt work will continue to be a huge source of stress, but whatevs.

Item #2: I'm still single.

And really plan to stay that way, not that there's been an astounding array of offers. It suddenly occurred to me that I have been sabotaging myself in relationships. Shut up, [info]wolffsekunde, I hear you laughing... stuff it up your not-inconsiderable schnoz. But more importantly than that realization, I've also come to the conclusion that Boys Take Up A Lot Of Time. And Time is something that I've been trying to use more wisely (see Items 5 and 6). So I have some numbers to call for maintenance-oriented sex, people to call for hanging-out, and a list of Projects as long as my arm. I'd still like someone to love me and cuddle me all through the night, but Tchuh! that's not exactly gonna happen with the Cynicism Level I've been putting out lately.

Item #3:

THERE IS NO ITEM #3!!!

Item #4: I've been exercising.

Now let's never speak of it again. No, it's cool. I joined a gym once, but it made me neurotic. I recently bought an elliptical (thank you eBay) and thus far it's been going well. I've got hopes. It's been easier to work fitness in, and now I don't have my paranoia as an excuse not to exercise. Now if only it wasn't so BORING!

Item #5: I'm trying to cut down my drinking.

I drink. A LOT. And it just kinda needs to stop, yo. Not entirely, but I need to remember that it's y'know, a SOCIAL activity? And that groups of people can do things together BESIDES drinking? So tonight I made a list of Awesome Things To Do That Don't Include Drinking. Most of them are solo activities (the aforementioned Projects, not the least of which is photographically exploring my city), but some are group activities, the most obvious of which is gaming. So let's game, shall we? Plus I want to go to art shows and other fun things. Let me know* if there's anything SUPER exciting going on, OK? However, my time will shortly be at a premium because of...

Item #6: I'm going to college!

Yes, folks, that's right. At the tender age of 29, I'm going to do the unthinkable and get a two-year art degree, a pointless career decision that is only acceptable if you're 18 and stupid. But, no, seriously... there is a Plan. Ultimately, I'd like to be a conservator/restorer of paper/textile artifacts. I'm not sure why, but it seems like a logical offshoot of my current shtick as a picture framer, plus it's pretty fascinating. That's not set in stone; perhaps I'll discover another branch of The Arts that is suitable for me. In the meantime, however, I sure could use the experience, practice, and background. So two years at Truman, and god knows where that will take me... hopefully someplace good.

So there you have it. My current life in a (very large) nutshell.



*I'm serious about gaming, etc. If my sober company is your desire, let me know. We could always do something awesome! Plus, fellow photographers are ALWAYS welcome.
 
 
Jessica Lyn
18 July 2007 @ 09:07 am

Your Score: Sad Cookie Cat


52 % Affection, 48 % Excitability , 53 % Hunger



You are the classic Shakespearian tragedy of the lolcat universe. The sad story of a baking a cookie, succumbing to gluttony, and in turn consuming the very cookie that was to be offered. Bad grammar ensues.

Link: The Which Lolcat Are You? Test written by GumOtaku on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test
 
 
Jessica Lyn
30 June 2007 @ 01:31 am
If I was a Simpsons character, I'd totally look like this:
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Thanks to [info]evilphoenix for pointing the way!
 
 
Jessica Lyn
05 June 2007 @ 11:26 am
So, cinnajess, your LiveJournal reveals...



You are... 7% unique
(blame, for example, your interest in the ilgra)
and 15% herdlike
(partly because you, like everyone else, enjoy women).
When it comes to friends you are popular. In terms of the way you relate to people, you are wary of trusting strangers.

Your writing style (based on a recent public entry) is conventional.

Your overall weirdness is: 31

(The average level of weirdness is: 27.
You are weirder than 67% of other LJers.)

Find out what your weirdness level is!
 
 
Jessica Lyn
24 April 2007 @ 01:54 am
Diet Coke with Vitamins and Minerals. Oooookay. Little weird, but whatever. I bought some, and am trying it tomorrow.

Hell, it can't be any worse for me than regular Diet Coke. And if it still tastes like Diet Coke, then I might keep buying it. Even though it'll make me feel like a typical asshole consumer.

Heigh-ho.