See, this is one reason I don't vlog that often. YouTube is bad about uploading things that are close to 10 minutes. This video is 9:55 and I think it's just not going to go in, and I'm wasting hours waiting for it to go in.
Maxine, I think it's the scarf from the New York Museum of Art post in February (I think it was the museum of art post, it was right around the time of the FedSoc's student symposium this year and when she was held up forever at the airport).
Don’t mind me. I’ve been doing hallucinogenic drugs:
(1) This thing you said that follows should be forced to prominence and I should repeat it until it cannot be forgotten. “It’s a process. It’s . . . there’s no goal. There’s no goal in blogging because it just goes on and on and on. It never ends unless it’s gone.”
Wonderful!
(2) At 5:57 . . . DID YOU FART?!
(3) You think bears can’t be cute? I DARE you not to think this bear’s cute!
So what if there’s a bloody, entrails smeared smile in his future? He’s Kute!
(4) Please don’t fall off the balcony. We’ll miss you.
Play it safe. Do what Gilligan did. Before you go to sleep, get a length of rope and tie your foot to the bed frame.
Now understand, it didn’t work for him because it was the full moon and he turned into a vampire. He simply woke up and untied the rope.
professor you know what they say about sleepwalking if someone is in a dangerous spot never awaken them they will probably make it to the other side okay you know in the opera la sonnambula the heroine amina proved she was innocent of hanky panky with the count's long lost son rudolfo by sleepwalking over a dangerous mill bridge reenacting her betrothal and her late grief at being rejected by her promisi sposi elvino everybody saw her and finally understood that she wasn't a slut by conking out on rudolfo's couch just a sleepwalker
no one ever said opera plots were all that great
but what i am wondering is--
do you really sleepwalk
if you do have you left instructions not to wake you if you're seen pirouetting on your balcony at 3 am
or on the other hand do you want to be awakened not trusting either your balance or the hand of god that much
if you sleepwalk what do you think you might relive or reenact
sorry to pry, but i've been thinking of updating some of these classic operas with hokey plots to the 21st century what better way in this case than to feature a lawprof in brooklyn rather than some villiage girl in italy no one can relate to
I used to sleepwalk, remember? As far as I know, when you sleepwalk your unconscious mind still prevents you from killing yourself. People have driven cars asleep and not crashed, for instance.
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I'm waiting. Sleepclimbing over a railing sounds dangerous.
Das Uberschreiten der Gleise Verboten
Dimly remembered advice from a 1960 Vienna railroad station.
The Germans forbid everything.
I'm having a hard time uploading it... I'm working on it.
See, this is one reason I don't vlog that often. YouTube is bad about uploading things that are close to 10 minutes. This video is 9:55 and I think it's just not going to go in, and I'm wasting hours waiting for it to go in.
Oh my goodness...Althouse is wearing a neck brace. Poor thing, must have fallen.
Maxine, I think it's the scarf from the New York Museum of Art post in February (I think it was the museum of art post, it was right around the time of the FedSoc's student symposium this year and when she was held up forever at the airport).
... It's an alluring image, in any event.
that was 10 min. well spent
Don’t mind me. I’ve been doing hallucinogenic drugs:
(1) This thing you said that follows should be forced to prominence and I should repeat it until it cannot be forgotten. “It’s a process. It’s . . . there’s no goal. There’s no goal in blogging because it just goes on and on and on. It never ends unless it’s gone.”
Wonderful!
(2) At 5:57 . . . DID YOU FART?!
(3) You think bears can’t be cute? I DARE you not to think this bear’s cute!
So what if there’s a bloody, entrails smeared smile in his future? He’s Kute!
(4) Please don’t fall off the balcony. We’ll miss you.
Play it safe. Do what Gilligan did. Before you go to sleep, get a length of rope and tie your foot to the bed frame.
Now understand, it didn’t work for him because it was the full moon and he turned into a vampire. He simply woke up and untied the rope.
But it’ll work for you.
You’re not a vampire.
Right?
professor you know what they say about sleepwalking
if someone is in a dangerous spot never awaken them
they will probably make it to the other side okay
you know in the opera la sonnambula the heroine amina
proved she was innocent of hanky panky
with the count's long lost son rudolfo
by sleepwalking over a dangerous mill bridge
reenacting her betrothal and her late grief
at being rejected by her promisi sposi elvino
everybody saw her and finally understood
that she wasn't a slut by conking out
on rudolfo's couch just a sleepwalker
no one ever said opera plots were all that great
but what i am wondering is--
do you really sleepwalk
if you do have you left instructions
not to wake you if you're seen pirouetting
on your balcony at 3 am
or on the other hand do you want to be awakened
not trusting either your balance or the hand of god that much
if you sleepwalk what do you think you might relive or reenact
sorry to pry, but i've been thinking of updating
some of these classic operas with hokey plots to the 21st century
what better way in this case than to feature
a lawprof in brooklyn rather than some
villiage girl in italy no one can relate to
ps--
do you mind if i put the mad scene
in the comments when the name
clinton is mentioned
Hey Manhattan:
Get your telescopes ready. 3:00 am, Althouse in French lace penoir, climbing over the balcony !
I used to sleepwalk, remember? As far as I know, when you sleepwalk your unconscious mind still prevents you from killing yourself. People have driven cars asleep and not crashed, for instance.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTxkxG3DF4k
Chris, of course, I remember. It was frightening to konw you were capable of opening the front door and walking away in your sleep.
(2) At 5:57 . . . DID YOU FART?!
This comment was very funny to read in advance considering what happened.
Thanks for the vlog. Always enjoyable to watch.
Great Vlog, but you seemed rather nervous/distracted at first.
I missed the glass of wine. It has symbolic significance for me.
I think Althouse has a yearning for personal invisiblity, hence the lack of VLogs lately.
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