Long Way Home
Yeah, I know that's a Supertramp song. Whatcha gonna do about it!? Alright, it's been a long time since I've last posted. Pure laziness, is part of it, the other part is, okay. We'll just say it's pure laziness. Well, I come a postin' to say why and what I'm thankful for, and my love and such and such. So here I go.(Again on my own)
Carolyn: Ah, I am thankful for Carolyn, yes I am. From her Colin Firth rants to her qualities as hot as the sun, Caro rules. Her cupcakes are yummy and we always have a fun time laughing together. From her uber cool slumber parties to her ability to fall off cows that are not alive, Caro is a person to be thankful that she's your friend, and not someone else's.
Jasmine: What can I say about Jasmine? She's taller than me, and knows how to be serious, but a great laugh as well. She's one of the very few people who I can look in the eye and then start laughing because someone just said something as 'innocent' as "peppermint sticks". She's also in the very small amount of people who I will let throw anything down my shirt, and then retrieve it again. xD Jas is loud and colorful to her own exent, and has that extra amount of 'spicyness' that let's her get on a tangent. She also learned how to be perverted, and I can never let her live /it/ down. Oh, come on. You know what /it/ is. (Fogged windows of the heart!)
Shea: I love you because you tell me the dire need to get Doc Martens and because you love Nirvana even more than I do. (Grunge rules!) I love you for not really having all your wits about you when someone knows you, but when a new person comes, you appear you do. I love you for being that 'damn liberal' that all those nasty Republicans go on about, and because you're a person I can wait with at the bus stop just to hang out. I even love that you can be guarded at times, because you were one of the first people I met like that.
Lucy: Ah, Lucy was a Buddha-send when I first really needed a friend in a new class in that lovely grade we like to call Sixth. While the rest of you were there as well, and I love you for it, it was somewhat easier to understand her, because we were, and still are, a lot alike. Together, we can rule the world with an evil backhand, while listening to great music. Lucy is one of the very few I can talk about 'in-depth' 'scary' 'OMFG how can you listen to that?' music. We can debate over why Europe sucks or why that Rod Stewart song is so freckin' sexy. We can listen to Closer and mosh to NIN together, then pop in a Motley Crue cd for sweet dreams. We can be camera whores together and sneak out of Lisa's house together to talk to Kevin at three in the morning. I'ma thankful for Lucy being so similar to me, even if it means we can't be Lesbian crushes together. xD
Rosemary: She and Shea understand what it's like to have your name mispronounced, and Rosie is someone who can be even more pessimistic than me. She can be a good Agony Aunt, even though I don't need one quite yet, and she can go on as long as I can about a good book. I love Rosie because she's just a tad bit a prude, so she'll say things and wonder why me, Jas, and Lucy are near tears in laughter. I can't get enough of my somewhat eccentric Rosie! (I also love her for working with me on that terrible science project and helping me scare Sam)
Olivia: Yup. She can stand the gore of those diseases and she can recite Monty Python, what's not to love about her? I don't know quite as much about her as I would like, but I hope that'll change. I'm thakn ful for the time we have to get to know one another!
Jeff: Yes, I'm even thankful for you. Mostly because you make me realize how straight I am, but because you are nice to talk to when you can control your loud outbursts, and you are very straightforward. (Or should that be gayforward?) Okay, the point is, you get right to the point. I'm also thankful because you're my first gay friend, and who couldn't reist that? (Besides those Republicans) Basically Jeff, I like you well enough even though I don't show it. You're just too much to handle in the morning.
Lisa: Oh. My. Buddha. You were my very first true-blue bestest friend in the world. After I came from that hell-hole Indian school and went to the prep-central Washington, you and me were part of a little group, but you and I broke away, and much to their dismay, became closer (no, not Closer) and were better friends than the rest put together. Five and three quarter years of slumber parties and "How could you say that?" and dinners and small fights and secrets and so much more. I remember when we were in fifth grade and wouldn't even swear! (What happened?) You've helped me through so much, and now, I don't need to say anymore until my death bed because we know each other so well that nothing needs to be said. I am thankful for you even more than my own mother giving birth to me. That's how much I love you for all your years of backing me up and our laughing fits and how we cried once because something was so funny. -wipes imaginary tears away-
Daddy: You'll never read this, but I gotta say why I'm thankful. When mom was at work, you taught me all you knew. From electronics to politics to why I would make it in life, and what never to do, you taught me so much. From letting me read almost everything to letting me watch anything to showing me how the world works and why being smart is usually a lonely life. All the knowledge yougave me in my early years and all the knowledge you give me now is so important.
Mom: You gave birth to me, that's very important. I love you. When daddy failed at something, you told me how to do it, usually without yelling, and you keep my ego from getting too inflated. ("Keegan, that was fucking stupid! How can you knock that over when it's five feet away!?")
Shontae: You're closer (NO! Quit thinking I'm saying Closer!) to me than my own sister. In fact, even though we're really only cousins, we're just like sisters. You taught me the art of being perverted and how to swear elegantly and happily, and we can be Pleasantly Plump together. xD You taught me how to speak basic Spanish, getting me ahead of my class, and were there when I cried, even though as a small child I hit you over the head with toys. I LOVE YOU!
Carolyn: Ah, I am thankful for Carolyn, yes I am. From her Colin Firth rants to her qualities as hot as the sun, Caro rules. Her cupcakes are yummy and we always have a fun time laughing together. From her uber cool slumber parties to her ability to fall off cows that are not alive, Caro is a person to be thankful that she's your friend, and not someone else's.
Jasmine: What can I say about Jasmine? She's taller than me, and knows how to be serious, but a great laugh as well. She's one of the very few people who I can look in the eye and then start laughing because someone just said something as 'innocent' as "peppermint sticks". She's also in the very small amount of people who I will let throw anything down my shirt, and then retrieve it again. xD Jas is loud and colorful to her own exent, and has that extra amount of 'spicyness' that let's her get on a tangent. She also learned how to be perverted, and I can never let her live /it/ down. Oh, come on. You know what /it/ is. (Fogged windows of the heart!)
Shea: I love you because you tell me the dire need to get Doc Martens and because you love Nirvana even more than I do. (Grunge rules!) I love you for not really having all your wits about you when someone knows you, but when a new person comes, you appear you do. I love you for being that 'damn liberal' that all those nasty Republicans go on about, and because you're a person I can wait with at the bus stop just to hang out. I even love that you can be guarded at times, because you were one of the first people I met like that.
Lucy: Ah, Lucy was a Buddha-send when I first really needed a friend in a new class in that lovely grade we like to call Sixth. While the rest of you were there as well, and I love you for it, it was somewhat easier to understand her, because we were, and still are, a lot alike. Together, we can rule the world with an evil backhand, while listening to great music. Lucy is one of the very few I can talk about 'in-depth' 'scary' 'OMFG how can you listen to that?' music. We can debate over why Europe sucks or why that Rod Stewart song is so freckin' sexy. We can listen to Closer and mosh to NIN together, then pop in a Motley Crue cd for sweet dreams. We can be camera whores together and sneak out of Lisa's house together to talk to Kevin at three in the morning. I'ma thankful for Lucy being so similar to me, even if it means we can't be Lesbian crushes together. xD
Rosemary: She and Shea understand what it's like to have your name mispronounced, and Rosie is someone who can be even more pessimistic than me. She can be a good Agony Aunt, even though I don't need one quite yet, and she can go on as long as I can about a good book. I love Rosie because she's just a tad bit a prude, so she'll say things and wonder why me, Jas, and Lucy are near tears in laughter. I can't get enough of my somewhat eccentric Rosie! (I also love her for working with me on that terrible science project and helping me scare Sam)
Olivia: Yup. She can stand the gore of those diseases and she can recite Monty Python, what's not to love about her? I don't know quite as much about her as I would like, but I hope that'll change. I'm thakn ful for the time we have to get to know one another!
Jeff: Yes, I'm even thankful for you. Mostly because you make me realize how straight I am, but because you are nice to talk to when you can control your loud outbursts, and you are very straightforward. (Or should that be gayforward?) Okay, the point is, you get right to the point. I'm also thankful because you're my first gay friend, and who couldn't reist that? (Besides those Republicans) Basically Jeff, I like you well enough even though I don't show it. You're just too much to handle in the morning.
Lisa: Oh. My. Buddha. You were my very first true-blue bestest friend in the world. After I came from that hell-hole Indian school and went to the prep-central Washington, you and me were part of a little group, but you and I broke away, and much to their dismay, became closer (no, not Closer) and were better friends than the rest put together. Five and three quarter years of slumber parties and "How could you say that?" and dinners and small fights and secrets and so much more. I remember when we were in fifth grade and wouldn't even swear! (What happened?) You've helped me through so much, and now, I don't need to say anymore until my death bed because we know each other so well that nothing needs to be said. I am thankful for you even more than my own mother giving birth to me. That's how much I love you for all your years of backing me up and our laughing fits and how we cried once because something was so funny. -wipes imaginary tears away-
Daddy: You'll never read this, but I gotta say why I'm thankful. When mom was at work, you taught me all you knew. From electronics to politics to why I would make it in life, and what never to do, you taught me so much. From letting me read almost everything to letting me watch anything to showing me how the world works and why being smart is usually a lonely life. All the knowledge yougave me in my early years and all the knowledge you give me now is so important.
Mom: You gave birth to me, that's very important. I love you. When daddy failed at something, you told me how to do it, usually without yelling, and you keep my ego from getting too inflated. ("Keegan, that was fucking stupid! How can you knock that over when it's five feet away!?")
Shontae: You're closer (NO! Quit thinking I'm saying Closer!) to me than my own sister. In fact, even though we're really only cousins, we're just like sisters. You taught me the art of being perverted and how to swear elegantly and happily, and we can be Pleasantly Plump together. xD You taught me how to speak basic Spanish, getting me ahead of my class, and were there when I cried, even though as a small child I hit you over the head with toys. I LOVE YOU!