Short and compact, which may be briefly stated

A vignette!

Last night after rehearsal, a bunch of us went to House of Pies. We split into two tables, on opposite sides of the restaurant. I sat with Dan, Kira, Stephan, Katie, and Meghan. I felt old when I realized that Dan and Kira are four years younger than I, and Katie and Meghan are five. (Well, age-wise, maybe three and four, which doesn’t sound quite as bad.) But I love all these people. Really nice, fun time. Dan and Kira are just really pleasant people, and it’s always happy to be around them. Katie is fascinating and I want to know her better. The same is true of Meghan, although her fascinatingness, while apparent, is further below the surface than Katie’s is.

They all left after eating, and I was the 1 in the carfull + 1, so I joined the other table for the end of their hanging out. Just as they were starting to leave, I began to tell a new (to me) joke. “Ok, so there’s this girl antenna. And she meets this boy antenna, on top of the roof. And they *really* start to hit it off.” And at about that time, everybody started moving toward the front of the restaurant, and I followed. But it turned out, the people at the table next to me were listening, and wanted to hear the joke. So I went back and told them the end, then went back to the front of the restaurant and told Lauren, Hsing-Hui, Geoff, Andyr, Liz, and John. “So they decided to get married. And they invited me to their wedding, because I was a close personal friend, and well, the ceremony was ok. Nothing special. Nice, I guess. But the reception was excellent.”

John threatened not to give me a ride home, but then he did anyway.

Two more days in Houston.

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January 26, 2005

When you start a joke like that, one ought to be prepared for a punchline like that. I laughed.

January 26, 2005

Ha! I love it.

January 26, 2005

*groan*

January 26, 2005

I love stupid jokes a little too much. I will repeat that one. Numerous times, even.

January 26, 2005

If I were closer to you, I’d throw my pencil at you. Then concede to giving you a hug because it’s not nice to throw pencils at people. (But I still wouldn’t forgive you for what you said.) 🙂

January 26, 2005

Jay laughed when I told him. =)

January 27, 2005

All jokes are more or less stupid. At least this made me laugh ^_^.

January 27, 2005

I’m gonna remember that one. I’ll add it to my large (LARGE!) collection of antenna jokes.

I love it!!!

January 28, 2005

Ryn: Sorry, I should have answered your note. I edited my entry and I think that should probably be a sufficient response???

January 31, 2005
January 31, 2005

Ahhh.. nice joke 🙂

It reminds me of one my sister used to tell: There was this fellow at a dance,and he had a wooden eye. No one wanted to dance with him because of his wooden eye. He was a sad man. But then,He spotted a lady on the other side of the dance floor with a wooden leg. After boosting his ego a bit,he actually went over to her…”May I have this dance??”. She replied-rather excited,”Would I?! Would I?!”

The man got angry and shouted,”PEG LEG! PEG LEG!!!” *giggles*