Re: Hell of a journey, dude.zeroenthusiasmSeptember 8 2010, 18:12:24 UTC
Thank you, friend. I know you of all people understand the importance of a death of an animal. Did you see the picture I sent to your Formspring?!
Humans are a selfish species. Half the time, we don't even actually care when another human dies; we only care about ourselves and things in our likeness.
Back when my life was completely falling apart, my cats (Hulett especially) would meow at me and then force a cuddle on me, while I hid under my blankets and cried. They knew how upset I was and were trying their hardest to console me.
The rest of the trip was a little better. I'll update about it soon.
And it doesn't take guts to go on these trips. The alternative is so much worse, I'd rather take my chances on these trips than take my chances assimilating to the way everyone else lives.
Re: Greets from the WingnutzeroenthusiasmSeptember 8 2010, 21:17:25 UTC
I am in all honesty totally confused by this comment. I didn't complain about the Wingnut house anywhere in here. I'm re-reading this entry over and I still am completely clueless as to what/why you and Mo have somehow taken offense. I loved the Wingnut house; it was the most incredibly active and uplifting space I'd ever had the privilege of visiting, let alone staying in. It was everything I believe in consolidated into one structure. Not only that, but I absolutely adored every single person I met there. I wrote plenty of other (nice) things in the preceding entry to this one, too.
Like I told you guys while I was there, I didn't expect anything out of any of you or the house. Again, I'm totally baffled as to what in this entry has lead you to believe that I felt entitled to or expectant of catering or accommodation of any kind. I expected hospitality and got it and then some. You were all so nice and helpful, I couldn't have asked for more, especially after you were kind enough to let me stay an extra night
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Re: Greets from the WingnutzeroenthusiasmSeptember 9 2010, 08:07:29 UTC
I guess now that you've presented how/why you concluded I was directly criticizing the Wingnut (and you) a little more vividly, I can actually see how you might've seen it that way. But, and this doesn't happen often, this was honestly just a misunderstanding of TV-sitcom proportions. Jeez. Like, now that you bring up how the stencils on Mo's truck were brought up after the mini-rant about freeganism, I can see how you could have morphed that into something it wasn't. Truth is, I mentioned the detail about the stencils on her truck because I thought they were awesome. Chronology is important with my writing and this time it kinda bit me in my ass, didn't it
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Humans are a selfish species. Half the time, we don't even actually care when another human dies; we only care about ourselves and things in our likeness.
Back when my life was completely falling apart, my cats (Hulett especially) would meow at me and then force a cuddle on me, while I hid under my blankets and cried. They knew how upset I was and were trying their hardest to console me.
The rest of the trip was a little better. I'll update about it soon.
And it doesn't take guts to go on these trips. The alternative is so much worse, I'd rather take my chances on these trips than take my chances assimilating to the way everyone else lives.
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can u send the fotos another way?
Otherwise I will never see them.
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And thanks; the error has been corrected.
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Like I told you guys while I was there, I didn't expect anything out of any of you or the house. Again, I'm totally baffled as to what in this entry has lead you to believe that I felt entitled to or expectant of catering or accommodation of any kind. I expected hospitality and got it and then some. You were all so nice and helpful, I couldn't have asked for more, especially after you were kind enough to let me stay an extra night ( ... )
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