wren

Hmmm. I know the "joys" of apartment life and the seething rage that can build up... but I'm not sure that wearing a bunch of vinyl and ordering repressed businessmen around is going to cure it. (At least, I can't imagine it working for me!)

I think you may be more on the right track when you write "my only real desire in life is to be a stay-at-home mom. " People that reacted like that are just jerks.

In the end, there is time enough to do it all.. stay at home mom as well as petite dominatrix... just not all at once. For now, listen to your desires!

And find a guy secure enough about himself to embrace a statement like you made. (There are plenty of neanderthals who wouldn't quibble with it - but they are idiots, too.)



And how about a bunny for your next sculpey project?

We got a cute little dwarf rabbit a few weeks ago. It isn't the best picture, but...



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unfucking believeable, annie/wren! congrats to you!

Yay, I just noticed you changed color! Congrats.....

Wow, girl! Congrats on going PINK!!

hi, pretty girl. i have very little to say, but making the rounds nonetheless to make sure my friends are happy and healthy.

i want to meet you. make me come to madison.

scottie

we had TONS of fun

i've been using two words with some frequency: sweet and marvy.

"hey, scott. how are ya?
"just marvy."

"ooo, look at the cool thing i bought."
"sweeeet!"

how is it that i've gotten this far in life without having experienced a psychotropic like mushrooms? i'm sort of envying you at the moment, annie.

yo gurl, when we all gonna chill?

I don't play video games anymore, gave them up.

For me they're more addictive than drugs, and worse really because they're less expensive, and seemingly harmless.

For some reason, photography video games beat down the walls of awesome. I remember when Pokemon snap came out. I fucking hated those adorable critters, but that game had me by the balls. Not only did I jack it from my little brother after he rented it, I actually went to Blockbuster to check the strategy guide to find which ones I was missing. Fatal Frame 2 looks wicked.

Shrooms can indeed be an eye-opening experience.

The last time I did them (long ago) was extraordinary... I was walking through the streets of Boston on a beautiful day in May, still etched in my mind. But the most extraordinary part were people's faces: I felt that I could see into everyone's soul, and their faces morphed to match their character. I still remember one elderly woman, with this amazingly wrinkled face, and every wrinkle told a story. I must have passed hundreds of people... each a struggle to pull myself away from (and avoid staring) and move on to the next. (Lord knows what they thought of me!)

That night was bizarre. I was asleep and gradually became aware of a gathering malevolence. I woke (or so I thought) but this dark force seemed to be sucking MY soul from my body. I don't know how to describe the overwhelming evilness of this force... I fought hard, and then, just as I thought I was lost, a woman, a female shaman appeared and dispersed the darkness. I found myself on a rolling treeless plain; she introduced me to a horde of people, seeming nomads, and then sent me on my way over the hills. After walking till darkness, I went to sleep, and awoke... changed.

I've not done mushrooms since.

Seriously...what is up with that ice rain? It made last night kind of fun. I wanted to play hockey in the middle of University Ave...but nobody else was having it.

It'll be okay.

Find happiness in the unknown.

if i had to follow her for that long i would pick up rocks and throw them at her while i walked, then when she turned around i would say, "damn little ghetto kid bastards, they ran that way" then i would throw more rocks.

Ilove your sculptures you're really talented!