nowheregirl

You have quite the rack on you. Thanks for sharing.

Glad you guys enjoy 'em.

I've always wondered why the shaved eyebrow look did not go the way of the dodo.

You know, you're really pretty. You mentioned yourself looking "scary" at ages 31, 32, and 33, but I think you're very beautiful. I love your profile picture, as well; you look a little like Julianne Moore.

This is from a barely 21-year old guy, so I don't know how much weight that carries.

And keep your eyebrows. Don't change anything.

Santa Claus isn't real! Say it ain't so! What next, the easter bunny, maybe Jesus, just when do we stop decontructing my moral universe?! Will we get to 80 years of age and arrive at the nursing home, and they say say, God, o yea, that was just something we cooked up to keep the kids in line! lol

My parents pretty much crushed the santa for me way early on... they'd take me to the toy store ask me what I wanted, bought some of it, went home, wrapped it, and gave it to me about a week later... kinda loses the magic non?

Thanks for the compliment.

I don't have much trouble from the middle point of my stomach, I tend to sit up without moving my legs so I basically do sit ups all the time, but I do have problems with the lower abs, which are super flabby.

I recently got a letter from my undergraduate uni asking for donations, so I sent them 20 bucks.

I hope they don't cave into political pressure and switch from evaluation format to grades.

I went to The Evergreen State College in beautiful (if you like rain 360 days a year and smelling like soggy clothes) Olympia Washington.

I have a friend who attended Santa Cruz, he's a Banana Slug and I'm a Geoduck.

Hi Nowhere-

Yeah, gotta admit, John's the man. Have you heard anything on his attachment to a Bill Hicks biopic? He's been lobbying for it for a while, I hear. And he's the only one around to do it, methinks.

You know, what I like about High Fidelity is that, more than any other movie with him, that guy is exactly who Lloyd Dobler would've grown up to be, if he'd lost his way somwhere in adulthood.

not surprising(by my member name), but echo is my fave of all time...

saw them this tour as well... mac is still uber cool... the epitome of cool... i do miss les though...and of course pete.
I've actually seen echo about 40 times (including ian solo shows)...and they have never seemed to lose any of their cool, their passion, energy, or great sound.

An underappreciated gem.

glad to find another fan!

ha! i was there too! small world wonder if we saw each other without knowing it....it was a fantastic show, and 25 years is amazing especially with all the craziness the band has been through. ian walking out, finding new a new lead singer, the death of drummer pete defreitas... disolving completely, and then finally getting back together...

loved your pictures you have really amazing eyes...

Hey, I saw you around the boards so I thought I'd come by to see if you had updated this thing yet. Guess not. Cute new picture, though.

Thanks. I will update at some point. It's harder for me to write "journal" entries than to post in the theads.

Thank you! It was alright. Birthdays sort of cease to thrill after a certain age... You're sweet to wish me well though, thanks!

Well my dad read Mallory to me as a kid, from about the age of 4 to the age of 8... I love Arthurian legends as a result, and I studied Medieval history and rhetoric at Berkeley, so I have a love for the middle-English language and the times as well. Things written then were meant to be read aloud, and if you look at something like Chaucer's Canterbury tales or Mallory's Le Morte D'Arthur, as dramatic literature, meant to be read aloud and almost performed by an orator to an audience of folks that cannot read, it does come alive. I think it's one of the greatest books written.

Ahh, to be read to, rather than read, that makes sense! Although I loved reading Chaucer. BTW - I concur on GL - next!

I hear ya!! Take care.

Hey, will you update this thing already!?!