Silly hour
Aug. 18th, 2004 01:11 amI miss the silly hour.
My freshman year, I lived at La Maison Francaise, or French House.
Sometime between midnight and 1 a.m. or thereabouts, students overwrought with studies would spontaneously converge upon the kitchen and those who were trying to get work done there. One particular student always came for a bowl of cereal; the rest simply came for a break. We knew it was time for the silly hour when he showed up for his cereal.
Insanity and hijinx would ensue. What I liked to call the Silly Hour was marked by particularly geeky, pun-ish humor, tinged with a certain strained, contained hysteria. It was like a pressure valve, one we all desperately needed.
Anyway, I miss it. It was fun. But not to be ever again, since you really need the critical mass of a dorm to make it happen.
Two! Two more chapters! Hahahahaha!
My freshman year, I lived at La Maison Francaise, or French House.
Sometime between midnight and 1 a.m. or thereabouts, students overwrought with studies would spontaneously converge upon the kitchen and those who were trying to get work done there. One particular student always came for a bowl of cereal; the rest simply came for a break. We knew it was time for the silly hour when he showed up for his cereal.
Insanity and hijinx would ensue. What I liked to call the Silly Hour was marked by particularly geeky, pun-ish humor, tinged with a certain strained, contained hysteria. It was like a pressure valve, one we all desperately needed.
Anyway, I miss it. It was fun. But not to be ever again, since you really need the critical mass of a dorm to make it happen.
Two! Two more chapters! Hahahahaha!
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