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Jul 06, 2009 12:31

orz secrets, cornering the big sister market, kobato, need moar roommies, doing it the old-fashioned way, failing at city life, clef

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voice seeking_heat July 6 2009, 17:33:21 UTC

Sealing...whatever for?

voice soulofocean July 6 2009, 17:37:01 UTC

Oh, hi Akiha.

That's for a diary I just started keeping today. I don't want to risk anyone snooping around.

voice seeking_heat July 6 2009, 17:42:58 UTC

Burn it. It's the only way to seal the entries here.

voice soulofocean July 6 2009, 17:45:38 UTC

BURN...?

But then how on earth do I go back to what I wrote??

voice seeking_heat July 6 2009, 17:49:41 UTC

You don't. Even loose-leaf isn't safe from the interlopers, so the only way to hide your thoughts is total erasure.

[ooc: Pardon her, the stress of the past two days is getting to her.]

voice soulofocean July 6 2009, 17:52:58 UTC

...That's what Konata said.

But just getting rid of something that took me a while to write seems too much like a waste! Even if I got it off my chest already.

voice seeking_heat July 6 2009, 18:20:44 UTC

How else does therapy stays confidential?

voice soulofocean July 6 2009, 18:22:58 UTC

Call me naive. But I didn't think even paper journal entries could slip into the Network...

voice seeking_heat July 6 2009, 18:40:35 UTC

Then that would make two of us. Even for all the illogical happenings, this completely blindsided me.

voice soulofocean July 6 2009, 18:49:13 UTC

At least there may be hope. I just learned there's a very practical spell to keep private possessions unnoticed.

voice seeking_heat July 6 2009, 18:59:12 UTC

Really, then. Could you enlighten me?

voice soulofocean July 6 2009, 19:02:53 UTC

I'm going to dare the library and see if there are any books on the subject available. This girl called Millie told me about them. "Don't Notice" spells.

voice seeking_heat July 6 2009, 19:13:19 UTC

...Well, nothing can be accomplished without pain.

voice soulofocean July 6 2009, 19:16:32 UTC

Pain would be easier than burning a whole afternoon's worth of free time fumbling through that stupid labyrinth...

voice seeking_heat July 6 2009, 20:08:07 UTC

They really ought to hire assistants to help people find what they need. Newcomers have no idea of the trick to finding books there.

voice soulofocean July 6 2009, 20:13:35 UTC

And it's not as if that trick is all that easy. The last time I went there my mind just kept going back to what I actually needed to find. It took me HOURS to get around it...

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