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Work is seriously sucking a lot.. working 30 hours in three days.. it's fucking tiring. I'm trying currently to get my job back at Starbucks. I have to talk to Tracey and be sincere, pretty much. If she could offer me 30-35 hours, i would be set. I figure I could work like open on Fridays, Saturdays,and Sundays, until 2:00, and then maybe throw a Wednesday night in.. like 4pm to 9pm. That would be really fabulous, and maybe later on I could transfer elsewhere where tip-rate is decent and people are fantastic. A lot of my old customers are asking for me, i miss them all so much, and my beautiful co-workers like Edwin and Heather and Andie..I never really got over that. Leaving Starbucks.
I just finished reading the book "Gingerbread" I heard of from my lovely Shannykins, I love you shannon, and it was simply exquisite. I couldn't put it down. Everything was funky. Has the author written any other novels in similarity to this one?
iT makes me want to go to the library and pick up a bunch of Francesca lia Block books. I love that woman.
I've been thinking of Rhinebeck a lot lately. about highshool, art class, with mrs. Siebold, Chorus with Mrs. Laliki... I miss those beautiful hippies of teachers. It's where I was .. home. Most creative, most intense a person. I remember Eli Kurowski. How he changed me and my life in so many ways... sometimes not always for the best. Except that he always adored my artwork and I looked forward to bringing him my sketch book each morning, eager for him to see new work. And he was quite the artist himself. But then there was cutting, and Four Winds, and Saint Francis Hospital's Psychiatric Inpatient Facility where i've spent a good few weeks at each..that was four years ago, nearly five, but the scars will never leave. Time can't even heal that.
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I just finished reading the book "Gingerbread" I heard of from my lovely Shannykins, I love you shannon, and it was simply exquisite. I couldn't put it down. Everything was funky. Has the author written any other novels in similarity to this one?
iT makes me want to go to the library and pick up a bunch of Francesca lia Block books. I love that woman.
I've been thinking of Rhinebeck a lot lately. about highshool, art class, with mrs. Siebold, Chorus with Mrs. Laliki... I miss those beautiful hippies of teachers. It's where I was .. home. Most creative, most intense a person. I remember Eli Kurowski. How he changed me and my life in so many ways... sometimes not always for the best. Except that he always adored my artwork and I looked forward to bringing him my sketch book each morning, eager for him to see new work. And he was quite the artist himself. But then there was cutting, and Four Winds, and Saint Francis Hospital's Psychiatric Inpatient Facility where i've spent a good few weeks at each..that was four years ago, nearly five, but the scars will never leave. Time can't even heal that.
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