Comments | esyla: there's no place to go but up, they say

esyla

there's no place to go but up, they say

Dec 12, 2006 14:38

Since the house I lives in sucks in NUMEROUS ways, I have not had net access at home for about a week. During that time, I have written a few livejournal entries in notepad, both of which I will gladly show you now.

Dec. 8
Tawny Teller (man-like, moronic television journalist on Forever Knight): I had this weird nightmare...someone was chasing me ( Read more... )

chris thile, forever knight

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jemsy December 12 2006, 23:14:01 UTC

I didn't get rid of the "promise ring" Paul gave me until a year after we broke up. That's mostly because I couldn't get a decent picture of it to put it on eBay though.

I left it as an addition to the tip at some restaurant on my 21st birthday! ^_^ Along with a note stating "You can keep this" because I didn't want the waitress thinking I'd accidently forgotten it and trying to contact me to return it.

Damn thing was worth $300 ahahahahaha. Well, that was its original price, whether it was truly worth that much or not is beyond my knowledge, I'm no jeweler.

bassringer December 13 2006, 02:56:29 UTC

Hey, even Charles De Lint has written a few vampire stories. At least three of them.

lovemeharder December 13 2006, 13:03:36 UTC

I've often wondered about that myself, the things they say to us when we're alone, that is.

When I was with Kyle (you may know some of this already because you were around during our dramatic break-up, or at least, most of it) he was a total ass to me an overwelming 98% of the time, but I allowed the overwelmingly sweet, romantic, powerful things he would say when we were alone together convince me that the relationship was worth while, all because I believed it was the "real him". After I finally stopped being emotional long enough to actually look at what happened though, it occured to me, that even if that were true, it doesn't much matter if you have to deal with the "pretend him" 98% of the time.

I hear a lot of crap about how women are all crazy from all of my male friends, but really, I think that men are crazy in some ways, and women are crazy in others. I guess this is just one of the ways we are crazy?

At least, that's the best I can come up with.

devildoll298 December 14 2006, 22:43:09 UTC

Case in point: Cid.
Beautiful charming man with me. Psycho stalker to my sister. Whatcha gonna do.