Doing Boys and Doing Drugs and doing everything in my power to have So Much Fun.

[margaritap]

In my brief documentary filmmaker stage (no, I didn't have a camera, but I had ever so many ideas), I had the idea of making a documentary of me, a drug virgin, doing "All The Drugs" on a series of concecutive days, over a relitivly short period of time. Like on the first day I would be drinking a cup of coffee, but by day fifteen I'd be on to the

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[feebsicle]

i know that if i was a boy, i would definately be excited by the return of margarita p!

[margaritap]

Thanks! I know I'm excited!

[twoheaded_boy]

you should try more of The Drugs, either before or during trying more boys. The Drugs have have always been good to me. Well, okay, not always, but the good outweighs the bad, you know?

Anyway, having a major psychotropic experience is a neccesary part of becoming a mature individual (in native cultures, they called it your "vision quest". you may have heard of this). That means shrooms, acid, salvia, DMT, or something of that nature. It's not neccesarily fun, but it is neccesary.

[margaritap]

It is true that one of the two other times I did a drug I also did a boy, and I remember the drug far more fondly and well. I think that most of the reason I haven't done more of The Drugs is that I've always had sort of a wariness around them, and I'm not really sure why because I'm generally fairly fearless. Perhaps all the years of drug education really sunk in? Or I'm just worried my rabidly addictive personality will get the better of me

[thismostamazing]

Nikki, I love you.

[margaritap]

Thanks, chum! I love you too!

[iwritefanfic]

marg p,

did you know that I am very anti-drugs? some people think/thought I do/did lots of them but to tell the truth, I am essentially nailed to the straight-edge cross (in terms of narcotics). but that said, I was smoking the jah love everyday in grade 10. and frequently in grade 11. and then when I lived in residence when I went to school in ottawa. it made me come unhinged a little. but that would be my genetic disposition to madness and I'm lucky I realized that before it was too late, unlike my sister. but I say "do boys! not drugs!".

D.A.R.E.in',
emily.

[margaritap]

I didn't know that about you. Mind you I think we both make up for the lack of drugs with all the boozing. Solidarity!

And I recognise that acronym from my youth in Esquimalt. What does it stand for again? Do they have adult chapters? Can I wear their t-shirt non-ironically?

[showsbear]

M'lady, you and i have always had such a strong affection for our shared vice, our love of boys. and isn't vancouver the land of abundance in the cute boy plantation? i love that one can stroll down its summer streets as cute boys fall from the cute boy trees and gently drift to the ground like aging blossoms, always landing on their two feet and out of harms way. and then they tip their hats at you or shyly stare at their shoes, and offer to carry your books home for you. ahhh vancouver.

anyhow, as much as i love it, i've finally kicked the habit! although, i haven't quit altogether, i've just found one to be thoroughly addicted too. this started out as an invitation to vancouver...

[margaritap]

No one has ever carried my books home for me.

The first thing I noticed when I was in Vancouver was how I'd go out and sometimes two or three or five boys would hit on me in a single night. Here I sometimes sit by the edge of the dancefloor, staring at a sea of happy dancers and remarking "everyone I know is a girl!" over and over again.

But Victoria's home or whatever. And I'll probably make a Vancouver trip before the end of summer.

And it can't be our only shared vice. What about the drinks? The yelling? The skirts?