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Friday, 16 December 2005

AJPP

Amy Jo, aka AJPP, AmyW (pronounced "Amy Wuh"), is my psychic twin. This is sort of like a best friend but more creepy. Ask me about the "sconce, tome" story sometime. We have been inseperable since our first year at Smith when we discovered that we needed to swap roommates so that she and I could be roomies. Yes, we spent many a night demurring from going to parties in the quad so that we could fold laundry and watch TV in our PJs at good ol' Washburn House. And when that place got miserable and the first years were literally smoking crack, we made a break for Chase House and spent a lovely last year (or for smartypants Amy, a last semester) there with much more pleasant people. Well, for the most part, nasty skanks on the third floor notwithstanding.

We were roomies for a year in Slummerville after graduation too, before she moved to Worcester to be with her future wife, Miss Annie Plean (actually Annette... we're big on dorky nicknames).

Amy is very awesome and definitely one of my very favorite people in the whole world. She taught me how to knit as well, which is a big bonus.

Posted: Dec 16, 2005 14:18

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