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arottenkitten is a protector of animals

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About Me

Remember what the doormouse said: Feed Your Head.

age: 27 (Nov 01, 1980)

MEMBER SINCE: November 2004

occupation: Filmmaker/ Film PR

makes me happy: My Other Half, Hummus, Caipirinhia, and yummy vegan meals at Follow Your Heart.

makes me sad: Homelessness, Animal Exploitation, Cutting, Eating Disorders, and A Table For One.

heroes: Malcolm X

fantasy: Ulysses S. Grant & William Tecumseh Sherman

stats: Misanthropic & Humanitarian.

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APRIL 29, 2007 @ 10:25 AM | 7 COMMENTS

I love all of your comments on the zombie invasion, at least a couple of you mentioned Shaun of the Dead, that movie is a crack-up!

Work is making me want to jump out of the 6th floor window, so much projects, so understaffed, so much drama. I need to get outta' here! I guess I have to get my shit together and start studying for the GRE and take the damn test already to go to grad school. I just dread dealing with Sallie Mae again, I hate that bitch.

I am so ready to move though, I need change, I'm used to not staying in one place (literally and growth-wise) for too long.

I totally miss my pals and my mum too. I try not to think about it too much 'cos then I get sad, but for instance I just came back from a business trip in Santa Monica, and I just wanted to stay and never come back here! It's like oh no, I'm visiting my home, I'm a tourist now, just here on business??!! Oh, no this is so wrong. To hang out with one of my best pals and my mum and then have to leave, it's heart-wrenching, plus there aren't any raw vegan places in Okie-dokie! It's criminal I tell you! As a result however, I have become quite good at making raw vegan dishes like collard green hummus wraps and jicama/brazil nut & cashew nut "ravioli" with tomato relish and arugala.

I'm makin' my own mouth water---it's 12:20, time to fucking eat!

Oh yeah--I went to the zoo yesterday and spotted a little baby wild bunny in some brush, i walked right up to him and he didn't even mind, just looked up and munched his grass. He hopped around munching and then darted off. The poor little baby had a tick on his ear, I wanted to grab him and take him home. What a doll. I also saw a young rhino, baby gazelle, and baby geese.

Zoos are weird 'cos I love to see wild animals up close as much as the next guy, but at the same time I'm like "wow, I like you furry friend...and now I wish I could unlatch your cage and free you." There was jaguar that was obviously depressed and agitated he incessantly...

Hugodwarf

Denver, CO

April 2004

APR 29, 2007 04:02 PM

The way you describe Vegan food is making me hungary. Yea, I'm not sure I could move back to Oklahoma at this point in time. Luckily for me my new job is going to have me travelling a lot. Looking forward to it.

starsnflames

Finland

October 2004

APR 29, 2007 05:14 PM

yeah, you re right about zoos, i always wonder about whether it s a good thing or not!!! let s hope for a better future!!!

Holy_Mountain

Orlando, FL

February 2004

APR 29, 2007 08:33 PM

I haven't been to the zoo in forever. I think my favorite animal exhibit ever is the penguins at Sea World hehe.

It's always strange when I visit my hometown too. It feels like I never left everytime I go back there.

It usually goes something like this:
Me: Yeah, Jill is pretty cool. She's a lot of fun.
Friend: And she's cute too.... REALLY cute.
Me: You know, I have dibs on her.
Friend: No way! You called dibs on the last girl!
Me: But I met Jill first. Too bad!
Friend: Ok, fine. You have dibs.

james13

Dallas, TX

August 2005

APR 29, 2007 09:58 PM

I've always lived in the same place, but I understand what you mean about living in Okie.

Zoos have their good and bad points. I do love seeing the animals very much though.

Stay away from those windows sweetie.

SurlyMike

Seattle, WA

December 2004

MAY 01, 2007 09:55 PM

Hello there, Jess!

Have you become a raw foodist, my dear? We have a place for you just down the street from where I live. Actually, their menu has moved away from raw a little bit and their new space isn't NEARLY as good as their old one, but...hell, it was more about encouraging you to visit here than anything else anyway.

Can you identify any neon sign you like in particular? Does OKC have any worthwhile signs? I, for one, frequent this site. You're definitely too busy to waste time on that site like I do, though.

But you're right: why did I overlook those other useful gases?! I'm sorry, argon...you deserve better!

Hope that all is well in Jessland!
M.

American_XILE

Oklahoma City, OK

August 2005

MAY 03, 2007 07:43 AM

Hey there. I totally know how you feel about "visiting" home. Every time I went home It'd always be weird. I knew I belonged there, and it made to sense to leave. Speaking of going home it looks like Ive hit a road block in leaving this weekend... The movers failed to show up today to pick my stuff up so I have no idea when I will get out of germany and back home.

SurlyMike

Seattle, WA

December 2004

MAY 03, 2007 08:13 PM

Hello, hello, Ms. Kitten...

I do believe that there is a link on the Roadside Peek page in which you can send photos of your own. Well, there's at least an e-mail address posted to which you can send photos and information.

Isn't it amazing that the preparation of *raw* food can be so time-consuming? C. suggested that she'd be happy enough just to shove some kale in her mouth and have that preparation time for herself.

What's coming up for your weekend? Today, I was inspired to consider going to this year's Palm Springs Noir Fest, but it might be too late to make it happen. One of these years, I'm determined to go!