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i finally got my debit card in the mail today.
i keep losing the damned thing everywhere i go
and i feel like even though i'm worth something
(money, socio-economic status, nothing by such
standards), i have nothing to show it off with.
no plastic that dictates for me to have or to
have not. to own or own not. i can't understand
why my life is at all outlined by a number in a
computer at the bank.
according to my manager at paint the town, most
baguettes are vegan. is this true?
i'm intrigued by the phenomenon of people who
want power. when they have power, they have a
whole host of other responsibilities that they
often shuck off and/or get annoyed by. there
have been a lot of work related things
bothering me, and all of these things have been
resolved by my newly adopted attitude of not
taking things too seriously, ie, before getting
angry at someone for something, talking to them
about it and working out our assumptions of
one another. nothing is too serious to talk
about. talking is all we've got to help us
understand each other.
i'm doing some much needed apartment cleaning
right now. i realize that my place only gets
dirty when i am ignoring other problems in my
life as well. ignore no more, phi. it is time
to invite people over!
...eventually!
i keep losing the damned thing everywhere i go
and i feel like even though i'm worth something
(money, socio-economic status, nothing by such
standards), i have nothing to show it off with.
no plastic that dictates for me to have or to
have not. to own or own not. i can't understand
why my life is at all outlined by a number in a
computer at the bank.
according to my manager at paint the town, most
baguettes are vegan. is this true?
i'm intrigued by the phenomenon of people who
want power. when they have power, they have a
whole host of other responsibilities that they
often shuck off and/or get annoyed by. there
have been a lot of work related things
bothering me, and all of these things have been
resolved by my newly adopted attitude of not
taking things too seriously, ie, before getting
angry at someone for something, talking to them
about it and working out our assumptions of
one another. nothing is too serious to talk
about. talking is all we've got to help us
understand each other.
i'm doing some much needed apartment cleaning
right now. i realize that my place only gets
dirty when i am ignoring other problems in my
life as well. ignore no more, phi. it is time
to invite people over!
...eventually!