Huh! I'm mentioned! I'm like some kind of celebrity! :O
Thank you muchly. :D
Your words about annoying stories make me remember the time I read Pride and Prejudice. I didn't like any of the characters - they all annoyed the bejesus out of me - but I couldn't put the book down. It was like eating fast food, like Macca's - you quite enjoy eating it, but when you're done you feel horrible. Hmm.
While you've grown your hair, I've cut mine off. I mean my scalp hair, I don't have any facial hair (but trust me, I'd be quite excited if I did. It's such a shame ladies don't grow beards). It was getting quite long - down to my 'bra line', a friend of mine described it as - and it was really rebelious, so I tried to tame it by getting a short little pixie type haircut. I've found that having it short does not necessarily make it more manageable, just sneakier.
Everyone in my family is brunette, but when my Dad grows a beard it has orange in it. :D
Livejournal is being dumness right now. I posted such a long reply! But as you can see it's empty. Maybe I should track down your email address instead.
I was trying to say, you're the second lady this half hour to tell me it's a shame ladies don't grow beards. That's why you're so cool.
I want to see your lack of scalp hair! You know what? I feel like we're penpals. Like you live in Canada or Melbourne or something. Except you don't! You live much closer. P.S. I am going to Melbourne for maybe forever next Thursday. Are you free and in Brisbane between now and then? You could send your phone number to somethingofacityanimal@gmail.com, and I could call you and invite you out for Brisbane Super Coffee Madness. Caffeine makes me a little mad since I don't have it so much. We can talk at a million miles a minute and spill our coffee because our hands are shaking. (Probably more because I am excited to see you than because of the coffee, but that's a secret).
Thank you muchly. :D
Your words about annoying stories make me remember the time I read Pride and Prejudice. I didn't like any of the characters - they all annoyed the bejesus out of me - but I couldn't put the book down. It was like eating fast food, like Macca's - you quite enjoy eating it, but when you're done you feel horrible. Hmm.
While you've grown your hair, I've cut mine off. I mean my scalp hair, I don't have any facial hair (but trust me, I'd be quite excited if I did. It's such a shame ladies don't grow beards). It was getting quite long - down to my 'bra line', a friend of mine described it as - and it was really rebelious, so I tried to tame it by getting a short little pixie type haircut. I've found that having it short does not necessarily make it more manageable, just sneakier.
Everyone in my family is brunette, but when my Dad grows a beard it has orange in it. :D
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I was trying to say, you're the second lady this half hour to tell me it's a shame ladies don't grow beards. That's why you're so cool.
I want to see your lack of scalp hair! You know what? I feel like we're penpals. Like you live in Canada or Melbourne or something. Except you don't! You live much closer. P.S. I am going to Melbourne for maybe forever next Thursday. Are you free and in Brisbane between now and then? You could send your phone number to somethingofacityanimal@gmail.com, and I could call you and invite you out for Brisbane Super Coffee Madness. Caffeine makes me a little mad since I don't have it so much. We can talk at a million miles a minute and spill our coffee because our hands are shaking. (Probably more because I am excited to see you than because of the coffee, but that's a secret).
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