TOW Boredom Overtaketh Me

[jamesracheld]

Go here and look through random quotes until you find 5 that you think reflect who you are or what you believe.

“Nurture your mind with great thoughts; to believe in the heroic makes heroes.”
~Benjamin Disraeli (1804 - 1881)

“There is nothing more dreadful than imagination without taste.”
~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749 - 1832)“Health nuts are

Comments

VENEER!

[hc_godess]

No, I don't think you've ever told me that story. You should.

I should write a book too. I think in vague stories, vague plot twists, and vague descriptions.

This afternoon, I sprayed cleaner in the bathroom sink to dissolve the toothpaste caked on there (hmmm... who could have done that?) then I forgot about it and a few minutes later I was going to sit down, when I smelled the bleach and as I turned around what ran through my head was, "The smell of bleach called her back into the bathroom to clean the sink that she'd forgotten about, despite that she had sprayed the cleaner only minutes ago."

How lame am I?

Re: VENEER!

[jamesracheld]

Oh that's an interesting story. Right around the time I spit on Piper Sean and had a renewed, almost fanatical interest in going to Faire [Fall of 2004] I was spending an awful lot of time and Dolores and Michael's old place. They didn't have an air conditioner in the back bathroom, but they kept the kitchen window open, which was close by. They also had this soap---Softsoap. The clear stuff. And so the smell of this soap mingled with Autumn reminds me of that era of my life, hence the name Piper Sean soap.

As for the stories...I do something similar. I have an inner narrator. You know, "As I hurried to open the door to porch, avoiding his eyes the entire time, I thought to myself, ever so whimsically, 'If we meet outside the bathrooms one more time, we could consider this Our Place.'"

Oh That's another story...

Re: VENEER!

[hc_godess]

Oh Rachel. I laughed so hard at that, that John asked me what I was laughing at. After about 5 minutes of being unable to read it aloud without almost peeing, I just had him read it himself, to which he said "Oh Rachel..."

Re: VENEER!

[hc_godess]

As for the stories...I do something similar. I have an inner narrator. You know, "As I hurried to open the door to porch, avoiding his eyes the entire time, I thought to myself, ever so whimsically, 'If we meet outside the bathrooms one more time, we could consider this Our Place.'"

Oh That's another story...

So wait... If I run, head-on, into Ian one more time, does that mean we're married?