*brushes off dust and rises from the dead*

Dec 09, 2006 18:15

Yeah, it's me. That girl called "Dawn Felagund" (who also answers to "Felak"--pretty effed up, since that's one of her male characters--"the 'gund" or just plain "Dawn") who usually updates daily or so and has apparently fallen off of the face of the earth. Well, except for fannish things, but when I'm eighty, I doubt I'll look back at my journal ( Read more... )

daily life, randomness

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atanwende December 10 2006, 17:12:35 UTC
It might sound silly, but I was really sad over it. Over a fish.

Oh, it doesn't sound silly at all, believe me! You know, this summer I bought this really pretty little thyme bush for my kitchen table... and I was soo proud of it! It made my mid-city apartment smell like a Tuscan garden, looked rather nice, and moreover I could even use it for cooking. Over two weeks or so it got even bigger and bushier, and I got even prouder (I have a reputation for killing plants, so this once became my joy). Then....

I went away for the weekend. Okay, I admit it now, probably a bad idea concerning my pretty little thyme bush, and I probably would have expected it to be a bit dry after two days of being away. Well, it wan't dry... it was completely dead. I nearly cried. Over a plant. So here you have being silly. :-/

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dawn_felagund December 13 2006, 00:54:02 UTC
Awww...poor little thyme bush! That makes me sad too. I mean, you're talking to someone who squeed like a little girl when her hot pepper plants started to sprout....

Incidentally, the only part in the movie Castaway where I cried wasn't when he came home to find his true love had married someone else or when his life was ruined in one night...it was when the damned volleyball "Wilson" floated away off of his raft. I cried at that part.

So, believe me, I understand. ;)

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atanwende December 14 2006, 22:35:52 UTC
Ah, I can totally relate to that. When watching movies I tend to cry at moments that are only marginally sentimental... (when watching RotK the last time I cried for the whole last hour... at the end even I didn't know why I couldn't stop anymore...).

;)

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ann_arien December 13 2006, 10:06:40 UTC
He, he! *extends hand* Hi, I'm Alina, who used to be online long enough to read the LJ entries of her f-list and make posts on a regular basis. (not to mention writing on a regular basis ( ... )

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