Comments | djynn: One of these mornings!

djynn

One of these mornings!

Apr 14, 2010 16:50

ALRIGHT! Memes aside, I've tragically neglected my LJ, because as years go by, I seem to get lazier and laaaazierrrrr... tis like a plague ( Read more... )

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trixie_chick April 14 2010, 17:20:06 UTC

yay for moving!!! i'm very happy for you. ^_^ and your family! and lol, that guy does sound cool, though. i mean. who doesn't love vampires?? perfect line. ^_~

djynn April 15 2010, 16:56:53 UTC

Yes! I can't wait to leave! So, so thrilling :D

And yes, he is very cool ♥ his mind works in a very good way! ;D

djynn April 15 2010, 17:01:22 UTC

Pee Ess: Trixie, do you not have twitter account? ♥

trixie_chick April 15 2010, 18:34:00 UTC

i don't tweet, sorry! i feel old, twitter still leaves me feeling vaguely confused. maybe because i don't have a smartphone. ^_^;;

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sarolynne April 14 2010, 22:18:23 UTC

......PFFFFFT.

Okay, you never told me about that pickup line. Seriously, I'm rather hurt. I would have laughed and laaaaaughed.

djynn April 15 2010, 16:54:31 UTC

I didn't tell you because YOU ARE A MEANIE! Don't laugh at me! Also there is such a thing as context, my dear. Anywhere in the Western World, I totally would have blown off that fellow because lame geek with no know-how concerning women - but here in Algeria, where such things a imagination and creativity have zero currency, this guy is a RARE BIRD.

I'll also have you know that that line got him a girlfriend : me. u.ub

SO YEAH GO AHEAD. MOCK ME. I ASSUME EVERYTHING!

sarolynne April 15 2010, 19:20:47 UTC

♥

It's okay. Even in the Western World, we sometimes fall for silly lines because of context or cuteness or whatever. But our friends still laugh at us.

kebzero April 16 2010, 20:23:59 UTC

Congrats on the upcoming move - been a long time coming. :-)

I'm presuming UAE is a step up from Algeria, but still... And how is the citizenship issue in that regards? *worries*

djynn April 22 2010, 12:17:14 UTC

It has, indeed! I am ecstatic and I can't wait *_*

UAE is far better than Algiers, Dubai in particular because of the high concentration of foreigners - notably Americans and Brits. Mentalities just aren't the same, goodness. It's ok to be a woman there, and frankly, I'm not looking for much more than that.

Citizenship isn't an issue for us : my sibs and I were born there, and even though they don't grant actual nationality easily, citizenship is a given for me. We've already started preparing the red-tape stuff, and we haven't met with any awful obstacles so far; So that's cool; :)

How are you, my freind? :)