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Dec 15, 2003 13:26

I just read an email from a customer inquiring information for tickets we're selling for a Broadway show. He said that he would like to get 4 tickets total so that he could bring "the wife and kids".

I just started crying.

I'm too fucking moody lately and still miserably alone feeling.

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ex_mrflagg December 15 2003, 10:39:10 UTC

do i wanna ask questions here or will you just start crying?

cuz i thought you and some new/old boi were all like happy and shit. i didnt read to much of it, probably out of jealousy

mascaria December 15 2003, 10:43:06 UTC

Eh, Scott and I are fine, but he's not -here-.

ex_mrflagg December 15 2003, 10:57:33 UTC

well at least you know he's somewhere

as opposed there not being a he anywhere

mascaria December 15 2003, 11:01:51 UTC

Oh, I know. I know I don't have anything to complain about.

Sorry.

xaoswolf December 15 2003, 11:04:43 UTC

Well, you could complain about how he isn't me because I am like, the UBERBOYFRIEND!

A litteral Boyfriendinator if you would.

mascaria December 15 2003, 11:09:58 UTC

You also aren't here though so it would do me no good even if you were the uberboyfriendinator.

pi216 December 15 2003, 11:05:33 UTC

What the hell ever. You -get- to complain. It's a license that comes with the umbilical cord. Dissatisfaction is our birthright.

mascaria December 15 2003, 11:11:03 UTC

hahaha

thank you.

pi216 December 15 2003, 11:14:00 UTC

I think it's telling when even Buddhism, which I think qualifies as 'the most laid-back major religion in the world', says "Things could be better. Here's how you go for it."

pi216 December 15 2003, 11:14:34 UTC

In fact, I'm stealing that to put in my journal. So there.

mascaria December 15 2003, 11:24:09 UTC

Hooray for me!

_she_devil December 15 2003, 16:19:16 UTC

that totally reminds me of a scene in the hebrew hammar. *chuckle*

mascaria December 15 2003, 11:23:40 UTC

I'm not like the most laid back person in the world. I do try to be, but I still stress out about things. I think it's mostly the mood swings that hit this morning.. It's passed now.. so I'm not worried..

pi216 December 15 2003, 11:28:06 UTC

Nono, what I'm saying is the institutionally-calm realm of Buddhism, even THEY say "Things could be better." See? Even the people who say "Take your time, you'll be back. You can get it right next time." say "I want things to change."

mascaria December 15 2003, 11:36:15 UTC

Ah, that's true... You do have a point there. That's one thing that I respect about Buddism, the acknowledgement of the way that life is.

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