a conundrum

[bedlamsbard]

I want cookies and tea. Do I want cookies and tea enough to go four (five? six?) blocks to CVS for cookies, turn around and walk another three (or four?) blocks to Starbucks for tea (or I could try the Tealuxe, I guess, I haven't been there yet), and then come back another two and a half blocks to my dorm?

Yeah, I definitely have my numbers wrong here. Or I could wait another hour or so and go to dinner -- which will doubtless be cereal again, because I've been craving Lucky Charms all day and don't ask me why I didn't eat them for breakfast/lunch/brunch (on weekends? Brown does not serve breakfast. They serve brunch from 11:30 to 2:30, which means you're out of luck if you want food in the morning; you have to spend money at one of the many cafes on Thayer Street) -- which may or may not satisfy my cookie/tea craving, and if it does not, then I could go to CVS and Starbucks, since I'm going to be down there anyway (the V-Dub dining hall = one block closer to my dorm than CVS).

ARGH DECISION DECISIONS. Also, waiting for my laundry, and then finishing up a very complicated murder mystery that I will write because everyone else will no doubt write in letter format.

Comments

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

I am from Washington! Starbucks is from Seattle! Going to Starbucks is only a sign of pure and undying loyalty to my home state! (You have no idea how happy seeing Seattle's Best Coffee in Borders made me.)

Okay, overuse of exclamation points there.

[mentalhygiene.livejournal.com]

Ooh, forgot about Seattle's Best. Yes, they is good as well.

But you're a college student! Starbucks = 'spensive. At least here. It may actually be priced reasonably in Washington.

Dunkin's would clearly be the sign that new england is slowly infecting you. Muahahaha. *ahem* Seriously we put tracking devices in the munchkins, you know.

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

No, I think it's expensive in Washington too. Just, you know, state loyalty. And it's much nicer.

I refuse to be indoctrinated!