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Spent the afternoon with Evie today at Manly. Bummed around on the beach for a while next to some very tasty teenagers in bikinis which was good for a while.
Saw David G and Louise and went for a long walk with Evie to escape his depression surely you have enough of your own -20020730
Over to Shelley Beach and then up the hill to the lookout and sat and smoked and told Evie all my grief. Sympathetic and caring and she also knows that there are not a lot of answers. She suggested a couple of things and was a bit disappointed in the treatment I get. Spent a lot of time reaffirming me. I explained that I made sense and was pretty happy with myself, it was just other people that I was unhappy with. I had been poorly served.
I miss Girl Inc. Haven’t spoken to her for days (3). Evie and I went and rolled down a hill and giggled like six year olds (twice)- fun. Who remembered?
Bought “Can you do me good” on CD and “One False Move” on DVD.
Evie told me about her trip and that she met someone over there in Asia, an Irish Londoner, who fell for her and they talked and talked for hours. How he wanted to come to Australia to look her up and hang out over here, how he could start a business here and things like that. She says that she kind of fell in love for a while there, but is more than happy that she could be part of his life for a while, and that he’d always remember this crazy girl that he met in Asia.
Saw David G and Louise and went for a long walk with Evie to escape his depression surely you have enough of your own -20020730
Over to Shelley Beach and then up the hill to the lookout and sat and smoked and told Evie all my grief. Sympathetic and caring and she also knows that there are not a lot of answers. She suggested a couple of things and was a bit disappointed in the treatment I get. Spent a lot of time reaffirming me. I explained that I made sense and was pretty happy with myself, it was just other people that I was unhappy with. I had been poorly served.
I miss Girl Inc. Haven’t spoken to her for days (3). Evie and I went and rolled down a hill and giggled like six year olds (twice)- fun. Who remembered?
Bought “Can you do me good” on CD and “One False Move” on DVD.
Evie told me about her trip and that she met someone over there in Asia, an Irish Londoner, who fell for her and they talked and talked for hours. How he wanted to come to Australia to look her up and hang out over here, how he could start a business here and things like that. She says that she kind of fell in love for a while there, but is more than happy that she could be part of his life for a while, and that he’d always remember this crazy girl that he met in Asia.