Justin teaches grammar at 4:45 AM

intransitive: adjective describing a predicator (verb) which requires only one argument (usually a subject-compliment) example: "I farted."

Procrastiblogging.

my papa and I have been trying to find a word for what we do (spurred on by an article in last week's sunday star).
he decided that I was not worthy of "procrasticleaning."
I suggested "procrastibaking" (mmmm. flan).

I'm trying to reform a little though, and refuse to procrastibake (I have a paper due tomorrow and my oven is quite cool). I am so committed that I could not help writing about it.
Which leads us to our title.

OLD AND NEW

sometimes they work well together

There was a real estate agent in my hometown who had his face plastered all over the family car. I thought it was tacky.

Anyway, I did a presentation last week at MacDiv's Theological Research Seminar. They make posters (I'll post one here). I was actually quite proud of it, it was the first time my face has been on anything worth noting (it was not on my wedding program).

You would expect that the posters would be down by now. But the other day I stepped into the mensroom and, who should I see staring back at me while standing there, but me.

Which begs the question, how many people have stared at my face while standing in the men's room?