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ink_ling

Easing Back In

Sep 28, 2004 18:00

Haven't posted in some time. Been a bit busy/down. Better now ... But want to ease back into posting in this thing. Thought I could initially just do one of those quick-list-what's-been-going-on things ( Read more... )

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Margaritas? maryaudit September 28 2004, 19:03:18 UTC

You should have called me. Maybe then, I might have kept myself outta trouble. Yes, I moved over here. :) But, shhhh.

Re: Margaritas? ink_ling September 28 2004, 21:05:21 UTC

Hell, we got into enough trouble as it was! You were safer, I think! :)

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ink_ling September 28 2004, 21:06:22 UTC

Yes indeed! AND, I am trying to slash and burn all the busy-ness, too, right now ... . Fingers crossed ... .

champdaddy September 29 2004, 05:54:12 UTC

Man, that is such good advice...

ink_ling September 29 2004, 07:18:54 UTC

Sure is! Let's see if I can put it into effect ... . :)

jerm_cell September 29 2004, 06:26:56 UTC

Ease away. It's just nice to see you still pondering and breathing.

ink_ling September 29 2004, 07:22:51 UTC

Thanks, Fella. I'm addicted to ponderin' and breathin'. :) So expect me to keep that up, even with my hands tied behind my back!

Things movin' along well for you?

f8n_begorra September 29 2004, 07:18:00 UTC

Belated happy birthday!

ink_ling September 29 2004, 07:23:55 UTC

Thank you, Sir! I actually love being in my 30s, putting up on the middle of em now ... .

f8n_begorra September 29 2004, 08:40:44 UTC

I was so shy in my 20's, I really only started doing extreme activities in my 30's. What a relief. [Inspired by Folsom Street Fair, I'm planning something extreme--even for me--that will hopefully happen in November... but not for discussion in a public forum]

ink_ling September 29 2004, 08:58:31 UTC

That was a brilliant tease! Tell me in email!

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thornyc September 29 2004, 15:12:22 UTC

Sorry to hear you've been getting jerked around by the film fest folks. But hope you'll see Peeping Tom anyhow if you've never seen it -- it's one of my all-time favorite films. But only if you know they've gotten a decent print (its saturated color is very important to the film). I recently went to the American Museum for the Moving Image -- a film archive -- to see Amarcord (also on my Top Twenty Films of All Time) and the print the showed was terrible.