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You want it, you got it baby

and I'd be interested to know the reasons about your friendships...

Weel in my case I do not like to be the center of attention, I don't like too much attention at all. But while I was growing up my mothers only punishment ever was to act as if I didn't exist. Sometimes for more than a week, but never less than 4 days. That was the magic number. But it was a good thing in the long run because I had no choice other than to learn how to do laundry and cook and get to school and home safe by the time I was 7. So now I'm rabidly independent. (But secretly in my heart I'm really not, but I don't really pay attention to that) And I can iron a mean pair of slacks.

Anyways , I was interested in why you don't have many friends. You said you knew the reason. That kinda thing begs the question WHAT is it??

sleep well new friend.

so are you the enlightened hedonist?

student: master why you always call me grasshopper?
master: because you ugly like insect.


oh wise one glad you are enjoying life, mines been a series of goods and bads. it will be more goods when i am back out living on my own. i just need a little more strength.

I don't mind getting mixes. Also, if you get a chance- the Nebraska? As I said, been interested in hearing it for nearly a 1/4 century.

that drawing reminds me of what i look like in the middle of a migraine. what are you representing there other than roaring silence?

nice drawing and thanks for answering my questions.

glad to hear you come around. thankfully my kids still think i am cool all the time! neener!

A lot of the RHPS soundtrack has grown on me. I used to only like the intro song, but now like pretty much all of it. Don't really want to hear it punked out, now that I like the wimpy 50's sounds. Also, this one harder to explain, more sexually attracted to Columbia than Magenta. Might have to do with seeing Little Nell in Jubilee, and something to do with the Columbia in the Fairfax VA group. She was quite a voluptuous, yummy Columbia.

I dunno anything 'bout that other movie!

welcome to fatherhood brother! lol!

btw bookwise this may not challenge and then again it might but you would probably enjoy......



utne magazine picked her as one of the most influential people for our times. cool shit.

[Edited on Jan 21, 2006 3:02PM]

Haha, I met Lisa at The Warehouse Next Door; she was moderating a performance of parts of ^ that book, in fact I had written to her a little in the '90s. I read Rollerderby all the time.
I need to send her a check for that book.

you should have are about to take the chief's exam, good luck with it!

weddingts can be stressful too, i hope you guys just try to take it easy as much as possible. let me know if you ever want to hang out again. especially if you need a break....

There's a defense to everything. It depends on how hard you look for it, and how long, if at all.

More importantly, is the risk worth the reward?

Not sure on that.

Yeah, I'm all questions and no answers about the moving process. Email it, please.

Hmmm.

Nuts and bolts!
Nuts and bolts......
Hey aern't you in the pen pals thingy...I need to write you!

I'll agree with that.

My only objection, as far as dreams go, is that it's kind of hard to show your friends during or afterwards. If the people I know could see the things I've dreamed up, they would never talk to me again...

Hehe.

I'm sitting here and it's somewhere between Friday night and Saturday morning, and I have just as much as you do, apparently.

What's pathetic about it? I feel quite contented and relaxed, at the moment.

I'm sure you'll feel better tomorrow...

See ya.

Do whatever you have to do to get out whatever it is that you have inside yourself. I can type pages and pages of random stuff that pops into my head, and usually quite articulately, but if you met me in real-life, I probably wouldn't have more than two or three words to say to you. Not out of rudeness/meanness mind you, but simply because I'm a painfully quiet person. Get me a damn computer and keyboard (or typewriter, preferably an IBM Selectric, ha.) and I can go on and on... Obviously.

Do whatever you feel like doing. I'm sure it'll work out fine for you.



[Edited on Jan 10, 2006 11:48PM]

Email me your phone # sometime; I have to start thinking about the long-distance-moving processes. One thing most bothering me is- renting some trailer-thing for my possessions, but also taking my time cross-country to visit people, which will mean, of course, a long rental time... I suppose a smart thing to do for a start is look at the rates. ( to me)