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[seaelleff]

i am worried about my fiscal responsibility when i have disposable income. i only covet two things: art and pricey food. thankfully (or not), i will likely not have disposable income for quite some time, by which point maybe i wont want to buy a 9 dollar jar of orange raspberry marmalade, or will not have a hard time pulling myself out of most art

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[ben1338605]

Visual art or art in general? I've never really thought about buying visual art, because I've never really considered it a possibility, and there's so much art being produced everywhere for free.

[anonymous]

I'm hazarding a comment that may seem voyeuristic, but oh well, that's not how I mean it. In my social website meta-wanderings, I stumbled across this, and I wanted to let you know how beautiful your soul is. What you have to say, and how you say it (whether it be through poetry or prose), is refreshing, potent, and fucking sincere. Keep writing, just keep being, because you're incredible.

[seaelleff]

wow. that's extremely flattering. i plan on writing (and being, by default) for a long time yet. or maybe those verbs are backwards. either way, don't you worry, anonymous commenter.

just out of curiosity, how did you stumble upon this frequently neglected blog of mine?

[anonymous]

I honestly just saw you pop up as a friend of the Lewallens on facebook. Lydia's a great gal and a good friend of mine. Anyway, what I said was kind of bizarre and out of character, but I really like what you have to say. Haha, so, sorry for being creepy...

And to rid myself of the mysterious anonymity, my name is Jensen.

Again, sorry for being weird! I promise I'm a normal dude!

[seaelleff]

oi! i declined your friend request recently just because i categorically decline all requests from people i dont think i know. so sorry! situation remedied.

i dont think you are weird at all. i was being honest in that last comment. i was, in fact, extremely flattered.

and yes, lydia is most definitely a precious gem.