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AUGUST 10, 2007 @ 07:44 AM | 10 COMMENTS






Holy Hell, will you look at that? Here I am, updating twice before a month's run out.

Keeping two distinctly different blogs is a bit much for me; as I've said before, I'm writing mostly on the ol' MySpace now. So I don't predict that I'll write here as I used to; the guard's done changed, if you know what I mean. But I figure the least I can do is to update ever so often, remind y'all that I'm alive, and what have you.

I'm currently wrestling with the university- or rather, the administrative tentacles thereof- over my status as a resident for tuition purposes. See, there's a difference of $5000/semester between in-state and out-of-state tuition. Guess whose meager finances and squalid existence can't afford the latter? Plus, I've been living in this here fine fucking state for nigh on two years, now. I got all my documentation, identification, insurance, taxes, and t'who-laid-th'rail in this state. So I ought to be a "resident", you'd think. Right? Well. I've been denied residency, and have appealed that decision- I expect to find out today whether or not I'll be able to return to graduate school.

Well, we'll see. When they denied me initially, they'd lost the tax documents that were supposed to supliment my application; they're in there, now, for the appeal. So here's hopin' it makes a difference. Otherwise, things ain't lookin' too bright-like around here, see?

That's it for now.



Love and guts.
-Hyena.
JULY 13, 2007 @ 08:25 PM | 5 COMMENTS


JUNE 6, 2006 @ 01:55 PM


I'm back... from the dead! WoOoOo... spooky.



Good day for an update, no? I figure it's only fitting I crawl back up from the bowels of obscurity on such an ominous milestone.

Woke up today at 3pm to the worst hailstorm I've ever seen. We're talkin' golf-ball sized hail, out of the blue, as they say. And when it hits, that shit bounces higher than you'd imagine anything made of water could. It was awesome; that is, in the awe-inspiring sense, not in the "Whoa, dude, it's dollar slice night at the pizza joint! That's awesome!" sense.

Speaking of awe-inspiring, because I'm almost certain I just was...

I just got back from Indianapolis. Rhys and I drove 14 hours for the IWA Kind of the Death Match tournament. For those of you unacquainted with death match wrestling, do a quick search on the internet. I promise it will be unlike anything you've ever seen. And seeing it live was just amazing. I'll brush over all the gory details, because I do have two rolls of film that, once developed, will testify to the carnage much better than I ever could. I promise an update all about that trip, because it deserves an update all of its own.

Rewinding, a bit- heh. I once wrote a song called "the tape deck in my head's stuck on rewind"... it was a country song, undoubtedly. But. Rewind.



The past few months have been pretty rough for me. I'm sure any of you who know me in the least bit are familiar with my cyclical "black moods". But, after managing to drag myself up out of this most recent trip to hell, I've made a real fucking effort to get my life back on track. Yeah, yeah, and I know you've sure as fuck heard that one before, too. You just hit rock bottom hard enough sometimes that it wakes something up in you. Or it knocks you out.

And I apologise, that imagery conjurged death match memories, of Spider Boudreaux taking the second-to worse bump I've ever seen, a cop killer to the ring post, head-first, and about five feet from yours truly's feet, I might add. But, remarkably, he got up.

I did too. And I intend to stay on my fucking feet this time, thank you very much. This time I'm going to try and scale the walls, climb all the way out of hell and rejoin the land of the living once more, instead of getting half way up and losing my grip, getting knocked down, or just simply giving up.

I'm not saying that I don't still have moments of prolonged fucking bleakness, of utter hopelessness, but they're more like blips on the radar rather than all-encompassing storms of desolation. I ain't right, don't get me wrong. But I'm doing much better than I have been since before the hurricane, honestly. And it might turn out to be as fleeting as all the highs that came before, butI'll be fucking damned if I'm not going to ride it for as long as I can.

So. I'm sorry to everyone that I neglected or ignored or otherwise sold short. I love you guys, really, and miss you. And I'm sure if you've hung on to me for this long, you'll understand that sometimes I just need to disappear. But I'm back, I promise.

Continuing, because it's already apparent that chronology's been blown to hell on this one...



I'm back in Greenville for a couple days, then I'm heading back north to see my parents for a week or so. During that vacation we're taking a little mini-vacation to New Orleans for a couple days. Then back to Kentucky, then I come back to Greenville. So that's a good two weeks or more away from my job. I'm beside myself with joy, really I am.

And I'm thinking seriously that all this time off is going to make me walk back into work, look around, and say, "You know what? Fuck you guys. I'm outta here, suckers." I certainly hope so. It wouldn't be the first time I quit a job without having anything else lined up. of course, I was making much more money back then, and had a little cushion to soften the blow of poverty a bit. Not this time. I have a little under a bill fifty in my account, which has to last until July. Ha. No way. That's not even enough for cigarettes. So I figure if I'm going to be broke, and mooching off other folks, why the hell should I have to work to do it? Fuckin' hell. You know what? I tried life in the straight world. I'd even say I gave it my honest best. And what did I get for it? Fucking misery, in spades.

So fuck the straight world, once and for all. I renounce it, with you as my wittnesses. Time to take a hint from the date and do something for my self, for a change, and damn the consequences. Time to believe for a change that I am better than that. That I deserve better. Time to start living the way I want to live. And really, that does not include a fucking drive-thru Starbucks job, and never did. I issue a resounding, "Fuck that shit". On with my real life, as starting today.

And I cross my fingers and spit, that this time, it's gonna stick.

What else, what else? It's been so long. I feel like I'm missing some crucial bit of news. I'll rack my poor, thick skull for interesting stories and happenings in the world of Hyena Hell, if you promise to give me a paragraph each of shit that I've missed during my stint as a corpse. And it better be good.

Okay, I'm signing off. Love, love, and love, amidst the fog of anger and confusion. Today is a beautiful day, I assure you. Go make the most of it.



Love to you all,
and onward, always-
Hyena Hell
06.06.06.








APRIL 4, 2006 @ 02:40 PM


Some people will go to exausting lengths to make themselves feel important. But I reckon that when it all comes down to it, everyone's wrapped up in their own self-righteous bullshit to some extent.

I think I'm allergic to life.


:::::

Anyway. Apologies for not updating more frequently, and for not replying in folks' journals lately.

I took this picture last week. Looking pretty rough, if I do say so myself. If one didn't know better, one might venture to guess I'd been crying uncontrolably for hours on end prior to taking this photo; or that I hadn't slept in days; or that I'd been battling the fucking bird flu or some shit. Nah. Not so much. Just general wear and tear, I suppose. But still. Bloody awful, isn't it?



Yeah.

Just so long as the inside matches the outside, I guess.
Later.

-HH.
MARCH 22, 2006 @ 10:01 AM


Yesterday at work I had perhaps one of the most "chew you up and spit you out" days I've experienced since I started. 8 hours of car. after car. after car. with never more than a minute break. I must say that the past few months have instilled in me a new respect for drive-thru workers. Seriously, folks- that job is tough.

It grinds down your brain, and wears you thin.

And you're polite, and you smile, but you're so burnt-out that you can hear that your voice is on the verge of cracking, and something rotten's gonna spill out. But you can't let it break the surface. You can't be mean, or rude, or disrespectful. Even when your customers are seething with resentment and the full fucking force of everything going wrong in their lives- because, essentially, your making them wait, or being a bit slow, or fudging their change is contributing to their sorry fucking condition. And all of this is directed at you, because you're there, and don't matter, and they can't very well tell their boss or husband or teacher or kids that they're worthless pieces of shit that do nothing but suck, suck, suck the soul out, slowly, and day by day. Just like they're sucking your soul.

So honestly, there's no point in getting upset at any one individual. There's no point, and even if there was, you need a fucking paycheck far more then you need to assert your own righteousness, affirm your identity- the fact that you matter, you're worthy, you're just as good as they are. So you smile, you apologize for your very existance, and you try your goddamned hardest to make every one of the hundreds of fucking faces you see each day just a little bit happier than they were before they came.

A lot of people think of my job- you know, the drive-thru window at Starbucks- as degrading. I'll give you that. Sometimes it does feel that way. The same people, I'm sure, generally look down on the fast food industry and those whom it employs. If you work fast food, the assumption seems to be, you must just be a mindless cog in the machine, right? You must be working there because you have not the ambition or the intelligence or the integrity to "better yourself".

Let me call "bull fucking shit" on this one.

Anyway.
-Hyena.
MARCH 18, 2006 @ 01:01 PM


I've been promising a proper update for some time now, and I've finally sat myself down with the intention of writing one. Whether the end result will indeed be a "proper update" is yet to be determined. You know how these things go.

I've been a bit busy lately, and haven't had the time, or more importantly, the will, to spend as much time on SG as I have in the past. And I know "I've been busy" is the number one lame-ass excuse for neglecting friends, family, and social obligations, but sometimes it's just fucking true.

In any case, lame-ass excuses aside, how's everyone been? No, really. If you're on the brink of a schizophrenic episode, a mad binge, or if your life is otherwise in shambles, I'd appreciate the heads up. If you're doing quite well, that's wonderous and beautiful, but I'd rather comiserate than nod and smile and be dreadfully happy for you. Kidding, of course. I'm in an odd mood.

It's been so long between my updates here lately, and I've been writing on MySpace more frequently as well, so that I can't remember what I have and haven't told you guys. If I'm repeating myself, bear with me. Likewise, if you've read the following before, just skip on through. There's sure to be something for everyone.

Wherein our heroine, Hyena, receives a startling revelation from a 15 year-old:

SPOILERS! (Click to view)

So there's this new kid at work. Everyone hates him. He's not quite sixteen, which in and of itself is problem enough, as you might imagine. But he has a sarcastic and contemtuous demeanor not becoming of his age, coupled with no social grace or tact to speak of. I believe this might come from being home-schooled, as I have found to be the case with nearly every home-schooled individual I've encountered. As horrid and demoralizing as school can be in one's formative years, there's something to be said for socialization. In any case, this kid is without tact, and I've yet to discern whether it's because he's simply clueless as to the standards of proper social interaction, or if he's just an asshole- I suspect it might be a little of both in this instance. Regardless of the reason or cause, the bottom line is that he's intolerably rude and disrespectful to practically everyone he works with.

Yesterday I had the misfortune to spend most of my eight hour shift with this kid. I don't know, there's something about him that makes my skin crawl. Around noonish, there was a lull in business, and he was running his mouth- talking to another worker, asking him about his life, etc., ad nausium. I tried to look busy. He asked me some question as to what kind of art I was studying, then cut himself short, and redireted the question, asking if I was still in school. (I remember he'd asked my age earlier in the week, which irked me to no end. Perhaps I'm just upright, but I firmly believe that age and weight, along with religious and political leanings, are things which, unless they are offered up in conversation freely, one should never inquire after.) I told him I wasn't in school, and he immediately asked, "Well, then, what do you do?"

Now, I hate this question with a passion. Mostly I hate it because the things I do can be seperated into two categories: "shit that everyone else does", and "shit that only some people do". The former category doesn't really need elaboration, and to do so would be pointless and boring; and the latter involves more explanation than I care to give in casual conversation or mindless fucking small talk. So I told him what I tell everyone when I don't want to share the detailed workings of my private life. I told him, "I work". He just looked at me a moment, then stammered, "Well, that's not very- I mean, it's not- That just sounds like you don't really have much direction,".

I believe at this point I informed him that, in the real world, that's what adults do- they go to work, they make payments towards utterly boring things like insurance and such, and- He interupted me. "Well, I mean, there's really no purpose to that, is there? I mean, there's no direction. What I mean, you know- are you just going to work at Starbucks for the rest of your life? Where's your life going, anyway?"

Oh my. "Where's your life going, anyway?" From a 15-year-old, no less. I mean, this is the kind of question that I should only being hearing from my father, to tell you the truth. And even he's delicate about the matter. I was astounded- I mean, gee, I've never really considered the fact that working at a coffee shop for seven bucks an hour with a bunch of highschool kids might not be the most driven or ambitious thing I could do. And my word, I'd never thought about the fact that, now that I have a college degree, perhaps I should try to better my standing, or engage in some uplifting or enlightening pursuits. I'd never fucking considered that my life might be lacking "direction"- this was shocking news, to say the least. A revelation! Perhaps a catalyst- I mean, I simply needed someone to tell me this, that's all! And now I can just get my act together and hell, the world will be my oyster.

"Where's your life going, anyway?"

I just looked at the kid, and said, coldly- "That's really none of your business," -and walked away.



Wherein our heroine's father becomes concerned as to her well-being:

SPOILERS! (Click to view)

I love my family. Love them dreadfully. I'll say that, first and foremost.

Now, my mother's only connection with what most of us would call "reality", for the past ten years or so, has been forged largely through gardening magazines and NPR. If she doesn't hear about something on NPR, I assure you, for all intents and purposes, it does not exist. So she hears some story about child molestors using MySpace for their predetory needs. So she calls me to consult about this "MySpace", and I tell her I have a profile on there. Of course, she then must be assured that I was not in fact setting myself up to gt my throat slit by some internet rapist- "Ma, I only talk to people I already know, and honestly, don't you think I'm a bit old for the molesting crowd?".

Now, my mother has a habit, as many mothers do, of immediately sharing any and everything I tell her with the next 47 people she comes into contact with. I'm quite sure her grocer knows when I have a yeast infection, or who I lost my viginity to, or what my GPA was my third semester of college. So she tells my brother's girlfriend that I am on MySpace. My brother's girlfriend, being between the age of 16 and 25, of course also has a MySpace page, and promptly adds me, and forces my brother to do the same. All well and good, as I adore my brother and his girlfriend.

So my brother's girlfriend reads some of my blogs, and informs my father that several are quite funny, prompting him to look me up on the ol' MySpace as well.

The next thing I know, I have seventeen missed calls from my folks and a frantic text message to "Please, when you can, give me a call". So I do, and with haste, even though it's quite late at night. Whenever my parents call me past eight in the evening, I assume it's because someone is dead. Hell, whenever my parents call me after speaking with me the previous day, I assume it's because someone is dead. And confidentially, every time I answer the phone at all, I half-suspect someone to be dead. It's Jules' fault, really- or not so much her fault as her death was the cause of this bizarre quirk of mine.

Apparently he hadn't read any of the funny or ammusing blogs. He just read this one:

I've come to believe that it's Spring. I can't be sure, as I haven't experienced the transition from Winter to Spring in six years or so. But the dogwoods, redbuds, and pear trees are in bloom, little flowers are popping up everywhere, all the young girls at work have cut their hair shorter, and it has been considerably and consistently warmer. I think these are good signs.

But I can't sense Spring's arrival in the subtle changes in the air, or the nuances of a cool, quiet morning. I can't feel it coming. My bones don't itch or throb with the notion, and my body doesn't tell me a damned thing. It's the cognitive part of my mind at work here, nothing more. There are no signs or symbols, no omens or whispers from the realm of the unseen. There is nothing but the surface of things, here, at least for me. No mystery, no ghosts, no sense of belonging to a common, albeit confounded, fabric of being. I miss being in tune with these things, with the unconscious part of reckoning that neither possesses nor desires reason and order.

And it seems increasingly that my unconscious has taken a indefinite hiatus. Abandoned me, perhaps. I am just disconnected, that's all. And nothing here speaks to me. Not the ground beneath my feet nor the angles of architecture, not the horizon, not the gathering of bodies in any place or time, not the changes in the light, not the stars above. I suspect it's my fucking problem, and not an inherent deficiency of my geographic location.

But there is one thing here that does speak to me. The highway at night, abandoned and foreboding, stretching out or winding through miles of absolutely nothing- flood plains, farm land, flat expanses that could be either, and all of it the same, indistinguishable and discreet. And driving on the highway one passes signs, of course, heralding the approach of exits to towns, communities, other roads that go nowhere as well. And I imagine a map, I imagine it as I would a river with a thousand tributaries, branching out forever, nearly. All those names on the signs of places I've never been and would never go- why should I? And in those places are entire worlds- full of people, stories, families, homes, and such- unknown to me and unknowable. And the anonymity creates parity- hundreds, thousands, millions of these towns, all over the world- all towns you pass on the highway at night, and keep driving. A sense of isolation, overwhelming and enveloping. That's all I feel.

And it strikes me particularly now, with Spring coming on. (Yesterday, as an aside, was the Ides of March.) It bothers me immensely that I can't look at the life crawling up from the ground and feel hope. No, strike that; "bother" isn't the word. It sickens me.

I never remember feeling this way before.

And I hadn't intended for this to be as lengthy or as whining as it turned out. Apologies for all who stumbled through the mess, and promises of something largely more entertaining and informative in blogs to come.


So he wanted to check on me, because he had, and I quote, "envisioned you lying in a fetal position in a dark room somewhere making autistic noises". Oh, how I love my dad. I assured him I do very little of the sort, and asked him, "Dad. Honestly. Have you not read anything I've written from age 12 to the present? It's all like that. I'm a gloomy fucking individual. You know that." He replied that he just hadn't read anything that "dark" in a very long time, and apologized, promising to never read my blogs as long as he lived, as it made him feel, and again, I quote, "like I was digging through your underwear drawer". "You mean like I was in middle school, and you'd snuck into my room to read my diary?" "Yeah, kind of like that. I felt dirty."

I then explained to him at length that while I wasn't entirely happy with my life, I certainly was not considering anything rash, nor was I in the depths of an unmanagable depression, and that by writing or making art, I was able to deal with the aspects of my life that I'm unhappy with more effectively than say, curling up in a fetal position.

This after my mother confessed to me this Christmas that she'd only recently stopped worrying about my having a schizophrenic break with reality. Yeah, good to hear my folks believe in my ability to cling tooth and nail to the shreds of my sanity, right? To give them credit, though, it was only five years ago that they got the call that I'd been hospitalized (in that kind of hospital) so I supose they've cause to worry. And they're parents, after all, and that's what parents do.



Wherein, as promised, the reader might find pictures of our heroine participating in rollerderby activities:

SPOILERS! (Click to view)
As I've said before, I'm sure, I've gotten involved in a rollerderby team starting up in Greenville. It's been good for me, by and large. I'm a highly competetive person, having played sports in high school, and haven't really had an outlet for that facet of my personality in a good while. You can find the team's page here. And, here are some pictures, along with further proof that I really cannot refrain from making stupid faces or otherwise looking D-U-M-B in front of a camera:





Third Practice; Team shots.



Striking a pose.



And me skating at the first practice.

We haven't had practice this week, on account of spring break (most of the girls are in college). But we start up again this coming week. Unfortunately it's going to be a while before we have any bouts. But we will be at the Carolina Roller Girls' bout in Ralleigh on April 9th. Or, more imprtantly, I will be there. So if you're out and about, don't hesitate to whack me upside the head and issue a friendly greeting.



Okay, I believe I've reached my capacity for updating. I'm off to have some cereal, make another pot of coffee, and enjoy the remainder of my day off.

Love.
Madly,
-Hyena.




MARCH 17, 2006 @ 12:29 PM


This is a filler entry. I'd love to write a full-blown one, but right now my face is swollen and my eyes are itchy and my sinus cavity are seeping mucous. It's charming, I assure you.

Love.
Madly,
-Hyena.
MARCH 11, 2006 @ 12:15 PM


I am going to have to start severely limiting the time I spend around people who cannot refrain from using the word "drama" outside of the context of artistic performance.

For example: "Man, I used to like her, but she just brings so much drama..." Okay, stop right there. Here's the only way I want to hear the word drama used: "TNT knows drama!". Yes; yes they do. And, Hyena Hell would like to know a lot less about your "drama" than she does at the present moment, thank you all the same.

So unless we're talking Law and Order, let's see if we can't at least extend our vocabulary, if not just abstain from dragging out your dirty laundry- and the equally filthy garb of nearly everyone you've ever met- all over the fucking place.

This whole "drama" thing is a bit new to me. I suspect that "drama" is to the present as the term "issues" was to the nineties: an overused and utterly obnoxious way of describing someone's personal concerns or grievances, especially when said grievances and/or concerns are not kept to one's self, and begin to negatively affect any and all individuals who come into contact with this person.

Here is what I understand about "drama":

1. "Drama" can begin when an individual exercises poor tact, behaves rudely towards other individuals, or generally neglects the accepted standards of social interaction.

2. "Drama" can occur anywhere- at one's work place, one's school, a social gathering, or on the internet- particularly MySpace or other social networking sites.

3. "Drama" usually circulates in a controlled or limited group of individuals who interact under specific circumstances, or for a specific purpose. Examples of this might that all individuals work together, attend school together or have the same concentration in studies. It might also be that the individuals attend the same social gatherings, including but not limited to musical performances. The key factor to consider, however, is that these individuals are bound loosely together by something outside of themselves or their personal control. While it is likely that some or all of the group might be friends, it is not necessary; it is however necessary for all members of the group infected by said "drama" to be at least acquaintances.

4. The obnoxious and infectious qualities of "drama" may be multiplied by seventy-two million if the binding element of the group can be described as a "scene", and if dressing a certain way is explicitly important in gaining inclusion into the group. For example, "drama" in the punk scene > drama at McDonalds; "drama" in the art scene > drama on the sports team.

5. "Drama" may also include any and all overwrought interactions between two individuals who are romantically involved.

6. One major cause of "drama" stems from a lack of equilibrium in the affection felt or shown by two individuals towards each other. It might be that person x wants to be involved romantically with person y, who is completely disinterested in person x. If person y favors a person z over person x, you best believe "drama" will intensify exponentially. Add sexual relations into the equation and complications- as well as "drama"- intensify.

7. Much related to the above cause of "drama", but notably different, is a case in which two individuals with an established and consummated romantic relationship sever their ties with one another, often times demanding that the other members of the group side with one or the other regarding the issue of who was just and who was unjust in the dissolution of said relationship.

8. Again, a slight variation of the above cause of "drama" is when a third individual causes the dissolution of a romantic relationship, or appears romantically involved with one half of the disunited couple after an awkwardly brief time following the breakup.

There are many other forms, facets, and variations of "drama" that I have yet to encounter or explore. But feel quite confident in drawing the conclusion that the avoidance of "starting drama", and/or the refusal to participate in any existing "drama" contribute almost exclusively to one's status as a mature adult. But perhaps the most important part of maintaining one's "mature adult" status is thus: if one finds one's self in a situation that suspiciously resembles "drama", and it cannot be avoided, stopped, ignored or otherwise properly fucking handled, one will refrain from referring to one's unfortunate situation as "drama".

I swear, if I can't go 24 hours without hearing that fucking word and the sordid crap that accompanies, I am going to absolutely lose my poor, rattled mind.

Old, grumpy, and in the way,
-Hyena.

Disclaimer: I am in no way referring to anyone I interact with on this site in the above entry. This probably goes without saying, but I'd rather play it safe, because, you know, I wouldn't want to start any "drama".



MARCH 10, 2006 @ 12:36 PM


A few more hours and I have to go to work. I absolutely hate closing, and I have to do it three days in a row this week- today, tomorrow, and the dread uber-slow Sunday! Then I've got to come in Moday morning at 8am after closing at 1am. My manager, who is an all-around nice guy and who never purposely schedules someone to come in so early after closing the night before, offered to give me Monday off. But that would mean they'd be short a person for the busiest stretch of the day. Plus, I can't afford to lose the hours. So I'm doing it. It will, however, suck ass. At least I have Tuesday off.

So I mentioned last entry I'd been doing the rollerderby thing. I'll update more extensively on that at a later date. And yes, this will include pictures of me in roller skates. Mind you, until a couple weeks ago, I'd not skated for over ten years. Needless to say, I've fallen down a lot. But it's been fun, despite my lack of skating skill. As I explained to my father, "This combines my love of team sports in which hurting people is the predominant goal of my position with my love of dressing up in ridiculous outfits". My father at once understood, and blessed me with the words, "You know, you're going to break your fucking neck". Now if I could only match my enthusiasm with some grace and finesse, I'd be a fuckin' natural.

Indeed.

Okay. I was planning on a longer update, but an old friend whom I haven't spoken to in a long while called me midway through. We had a lovely conversation, but I'm not really in the updating mood anymore. So. Apologies. I feel like my last few entries have been kind of lame and half-hearted, and I'm sorry for it. I'll get back into the habit eventually.

Much love.
Madly,
-Hyena.
MARCH 8, 2006 @ 03:23 PM


Hmm. Not a real entry, I suppose, but rather a few items:

--Ever wonder what kind of woman spends half her paycheck on underwear?



--N.O.L.A. recap.

SPOILERS! (Click to view)
Pictures and a brief recounting of my trip to New Orleans can be found here: Part One and Part Two. Some of you have already seen them. I'm sorry for those folks who don't have MySpace, or have such an exagerated hatred for it that they can't supress a gag upon mention of its name, and certainly can't be bothered to visit the place to view my pictures.



--This is my new passtime.



That's it for now.



Madly,
-Hyena.

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