The Blog That Got Left Out In The Rain

My dear, dear readers (if any of you have survived!),

I am so very sorry to have abandoned you, especially for the icky scholastic season. I have had so many things flying around in my brain to tell you (my muse has been quite hyperactive), but taking 21 units is stretching my life to its fullest. With this said, I am returning to the blogosphere in the hopes of being able to renew my resolve to post at least every other day, if not daily. If I was truly organized (which I am not), I would be rebooted this on the first of the month, or something else pristine and orderly.

I didn't. Instead, here I am, with a brain and closet full of costumes and events and giveaways and all sorts of other cool stuff. Perhaps we can build something nice. I hope to be able to give the blog a new look to reflect the new content, but that may be a while in coming. My current goal is simply this: To manage to post three times a week, starting next Monday.

With love,

Wren

The Sabbatical Strikes Again

...but hopefully only for a week. If you can't tell, I've been a bit hit-and-miss with posting, and I shall be until the summer semester is over. With that, I shall bid you adieu until I've settled into the a few weeks of blissful havoc between the end of summer semester and the beginning of fall semester. Grand total of 3 weeks off.

Bleh.

Bad Idea, But Funny

...for the rest of us, that is!

A Hint for Yesterday's Mindbender

Take thirty pennies (or skittles, or something small and round) and lay them out on a table. Then, moving the change around, see where the extra penny went to.

Mindbender Pop Quiz

Someday, maybe, I shall tell you what I define a mindbender as. For now, enjoy this small project that may make you go mad. Let me know if you can't figure it out, and I may be merciful and give a hint.

Three guys go into a motel to get a room. The room is $30, so each of them pays $10. Afterward, the desk clerk realized she'd made a mistake. The room was only $25. So she gave the bellboy five singles to return to them. On the way up he figured to take a cut, so he put $2 in his pocket and gave them each a single back.
So then, each man paid ten and got one back, ...each paid $9, ...right? $9 times three equals $27, and the bellboy took $2. That equals $29. Where's the missing dollar?