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With friends like these...
me: I have a "friend" who might want your extra ticket ( Read more... ) -
Because, fuck spring
since feeling is first ( Read more... ) -
Play ball!
As you might imagine, things are a bit rough for me. Yesterday I felt like I was falling apart at the seams and the only thing really holding me together was shock. Not such a fun way to live, says I ( Read more... ) -
Gullible is not in the dictionary
So netzard and I went to the Dub the other night for about 15 minutes. No idea how we managed to stay for such a short time. Anyway, I walked out onto the smoking porch and this happened ( Read more... ) -
Chatting funnies (interlude)
So Matt is talking about making a t-shirt w/ a pic of Henry James on it that says, "I'm Henry James, Bitch." Funny stuff. But then:
Matt: SHIT, my boss just walked by and I had a big picture of Henry James up on the screen
Matt: she didn't see it though
Me: lol
Matt: how would i have explained that?
Me: Isn't it obvious?
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Seriously guys...
Lipsmackin' Thirstquenchin' Acetastin' Motivatin' Goodbuzzin' Cooltalkin' Highwalkin' Fastlivin' Evergivin' Coolfizzin' Spookie.
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The Love
I've been feeling it. Hard. Really!
Lately, I've really been feeling loved, appreciated, and wanted by all my friends (minus one).
nuttersled sent me this incredible email. It made me cry at work.
A very blitzed knutzythebunny chatted with me while I was driving the Freedom Bus up to Tahoe and he told me that I was one of the raddest chicks he'd met in a long time ( ( Read more... ) -
IGNORE ME!
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Reminder!
BLAH BLAH BLAH.
Everything we do is based on agreements we have made. In these agreements we tell ourselves who we are, what everyone else is, how to act, what is possible, and what is impossible. What we have agreed to believe creates what we experience. When these agreements come from fear, blocks and obstacles develop keeping us from realizing ( Read more... ) -
But the real question is "if"
I've been thinking about this conversation a lot lately:
Me (age 8): Dad, what do you want me to be when I grow up?
Dad: Happy.