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momsaidtoshare

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Jan 23, 2007 14:29

10 years ago I had just lost my virginity with Jennifer Kilburn. 10 years ago I owned nothing but silk boxer shorts. 10 years ago I was cool cuz i had an email address. 10 years ago I used my phone to hook up to the internet ( Read more... )

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sloshiekins January 25 2007, 02:30:38 UTC

wow, once you started talking about how life would be different w/o the internet, I started thinking about it too... scary! How would I keep in touch with Bostonians? Hope your week has been going well. Two days to go!

I'm still stuck on your first sentence anonymous January 26 2007, 00:47:36 UTC

JK was your FIRST? No WAY!
I, for one, am thankful for the internet - I miss you terribly, but your journal helps me keep up with your life! I wish we could get together more often (or just once, once would be good, lol) but the fact that we have different lives and don't connect too often doesn't change the fact that you are one of the best friends I've ever had. It's pretty cool to know that no matter how much time has passed, we could still talk like no time has passed. Okay, that's enough mushy-ness for one comment, dontcha think?! -Audra

Re: I'm still stuck on your first sentence momsaidtoshare January 31 2007, 20:52:52 UTC

Nah! Too mushy was my sorry excuse for pancakes a few weeks back.. ick! But the message from you, that was absolutely perfect! I miss you too darlin... but its nice to hear from one of the worlds greatest mothers. I actually have to find my way down to Hyannis for a business account in the near future!

hah! piniongrl February 6 2007, 01:23:24 UTC

My mom used to send the rolls out to Clark and we'd get them back a month later but man was it cheap. I think they were also sized 4x3 it was pretty ridiculous. Let's not forget the disc cameras either. I don't surf and chat very much because I am a homebody. Once I'm home with my husband he amuses me plenty. What can I say I'm a cheeseball. Regarding the naughty parts of the internet, well my mother was so effective at the Irish Catholic guilt it became more of an issue of dissappointing her then GOD. I'm not very religious now but hell she could be anywhere.