Man, the last two weeks have kind of been disaster-magnets. Instead of recounting them, I would like to tell a story from when I was in San Diego three weeks ago (the full account of which is still going to show up here at some point. Just to warn you, in case you want to flee now.)
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My story, let me tell you it )
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Dude, look at me, squealing and giggling over mpreg. MPREG. WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO ME?! *shakes fist*
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Hey, anyone who comes to my journal KNOWS they're going away infected with something weird. It's like Chernobyl.
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(Oh god. Cloud, Zack, Sephiroth - out. NOW. None of you should ever be pregnant.)
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(Yeah, we don't need another pregnant-Cloud-abducted-by-ninjas fiasco.)
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(...another one? Meaning there was a first such fiasco? o_O)
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(Yeah, that... that was piece of work.)
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I saw a number of monks, including two wee ones of about 11 or 12, having drinks in a coffee house a few weeks ago. The wee ones had been exiled to what was obviously the kiddie table to drink their cokes while their elders were chatting with some adult lay people.
And all I could think was "THEY'RE SO CUTE AND TINY". An opportunity missed, there.
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Ohmigod! Tiny monks! At the tiny monk kiddie table! That is unbearably adorable. You should have popped one into your purse, and brought it home and fed it cookies.
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My brain has absolutely no plan when faced with something that is both adorable and consecrated.
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I bet your brain locks up when you see altar boys.
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I was on a plane once with two priests and an entire family of Hasidic Jews. I figured it was either a good bet for a safe plane ride, or the athiests were right.
There is a Buddhist appreciation center across the street (sort of a temple/library/cafe with bubble tea... very cool) and it is so hard, so terribly hard not to squee at the monks. It's the robes, the robes are so cool.
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That is awesome, and also sounds like the set-up to a great joke. I used to love observing the Amish families in St. Mary's; they were very interesting folks.
It was basically so much better than what I expected. I mean, I figured all I would get to see at the airport were Hare Krishnas.
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I saw Hare Krishnas in the park. I helped a friend stalk an Amish man at Niagra Falls. I felt rather bad about that after the fact.
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Well, did you friend eat him, or something? I mean, it all depends on what you did with the dude after you stalked him.
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