<jessica> chris, you're a strange, strange, strange combination of boy and man. :P
Yes indeed.
At work, I think about so many people. That's something that typing in zip codes all day does to you.
For example, the other day, I was paying a bunch of bills for shipping to Salem, Oregon. Now, that obviously makes me think of asciiSALEM and karl[gone].
I see someone typing in a bill to New Hampshire and immediately think jessical. A bill to onetea, new york (yeah, i fucked up the spelling) reminds me of kristan.
Florida is bertho, UK is usually adcott. France makes me think angelsk, although I don't know why. I think she was there for a while, wasn't she?
Colorado is ellen. Especially when I shipped something to Ellen Technologies in colorado. That was weird.
Kristan and Roy are NC atm. I never really realized kristan was in NH on more than an intellectual level - and like she said, home is wherever he is.
It's 5:30am and I'm not in bed. It's kind of nifty to watch the sun rise.
She's back in England now, and I think living with Ollie for the summer in a house somewhere.
I have no useful knowledge, but I can keep track of you people at least. ^_^
Re:
If I see salem again, I'll look at the address and try to write it down or remember. I remember salem specifically because i had to change about 10 zip codes from ending in 00 to ending in 01 so the computer would accept them.
There is no zip code of 97300 [I have to assume you mean 973xx because all of Salem is 973xx ;)]. It doesn't exist (I double-checked the USPS site).
So, the postal service is probably going to be glad for the change.
Re: