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I have poison ivy. It is horrible. I wouldn't wish this on terrorists from either side. Criminetly. I have this patch on my back tht's all red and blistery and seepy and nasty and gross. It itches like hell, and hurts just to move. I must have gotten it on Saturday during the photo shoot. I'm pretty sure some of the ivy was the three-leaved,...
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corpho:
Poor dear. I had a heat rash on my butt and I thought I had come down with The Cancer. But you are suffering far worse. I'm assuming you don't have access to a doctor.... frown
waldo_jeffers:
Poison ivy, ew!! We dont have that in the UK but I have heard all about it. How long does the rash normally last? I hope your skin is back to normal soon.

I hope all went well with your photoshoot.
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holagatita:
I'm glad you answered # 6 in my blog the way you did, I was starting to feel like a freak. smile

Are the dogs maybe trying to decide who will be the Alpha? Bloody fights are no good!! blackeyed
My dog gets really jealous of my cat even though I try to give them equal attention. He sometimes lunges at her when she comes in my bedroom at night, but he never actually bites her or anything and now she knows that so she's not too worried by it, but I still don't like it. frown
holagatita:
38. almost always either a cat or a gypsy
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Photo shoot yesterday went really well. Prof A is so excited about some of the shots that he's bringing them to me at work tomorrow before we even go through the whole group (we filled five or six flash cards).

We found an absolutely awesome abandoned warehouse over on the east side. So many different things to work with. The location provided plenty of props,...
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afterbirth:
Um, not "EW, YUCK", but that's all I'm gonna say on that one...

I don't know about my weirdest dream, but every night since I was fired (and I was HAPPY to be fired) I've dreamt that I was back at work saying "but you fired me -you can't make me work - I can go home if I want", and Corpho always says "sshhhh! You can't go home - just stay here and shut up!".
Or my ex- asholemotherfuckerliershiteating boss says "You didn't quit - keep working".
And I'm stuck there!
I have a variation of this dream EVERY NIGHT!!!!
I am not kidding!
I was fired in March and it was such a relief, but I keep having these dreams.
I can't figure it out.

And just who is this "Prof A"????
I had a "Mr A" reteach me algebra 2 years ago, but he wasn't trying to get into my pants... confused
afterbirth:
No it isn't.
Well, I guess it depends.
But that's ALL I'm saying about it starting



NOW!
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afterbirth:
Yes, but only one....
holagatita:
I briefly bartended at an Elk's lodge. smile
But my first job was at McDonald's. When I turned 15 1/2 I went all over town applying for jobs and McDonald's were the first ones to call. 31 Flavors called a week later, but it was too late. smile
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afterbirth:
My full time job dicked me right out the door!
I used to work with Corpho.
She got a raise.
But the funny part is that I was gonna quit, and this way I end up getting unemployment!

Seriously though, as Kiska can tell you, I'm a good listener (reader) and advice giver if you ever wanna message me about stuff.
I also like getting all up in people's business.

But you don't have to obviously.
afterbirth:
No, I'm the only one commenting!
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hadjischlomo:
HEROES? Shit, I'm always tiresomely pontificating about all kinds of shit, have been totally overwrought, all but losing it lately, BUT I think the whole idea of a hero is problematic.

on the good side: a hero might be an inspiration, a beacon of courage or strength or determination, to a point.

on the bad side: we human beings are always identifying with things, and nothing is to stop children or grownups from emulating a hero, suddenly thinking the hero has it all figured out, holding ourselves up for comparison to the hero, and no good can come from the comparison, or from abandoning our own judgment.

Heroes are only human, and usually they never asked to be heroes. So for those who are heroes, it's an oppressive experience. Those who get off on being heroes are probably a little sick, a little ego-obsessed. These latter types probably make the same kind of mistake the hero worshipper makes, by allowing his ego to be stroked by someone's imaginary vision of what the hero is.

Because heroes are only human, their flaws can be a shock, can be completely devastating to the hero worshipper.

HEROES ARE FALSE IDOLS, unless you can keep them in the context of just being some interesting, remarkable person who may or may not provide inspiration.
hadjischlomo:
Congrats on the new pup. Maybe a dog is a good hero. My dog shows unconditional love and huge sensitivity for people; dogs aren't really capable of "evil," they're just completely who they are. We people are all screwed up because we have to figure out who we are.

To bad about the fucked up work situation. You will probably continue to see how screwed up people are, how little most people have any clue, how much people all secretly suffer but blame other people. Your manager types are usually clueless to start with, and when they're the type who gets off on playing little games of favoritism or wanting to have their ass kissed, then it really sucks.

At least you're still in school and probably don't have any reason to depend on these goofballs long-term. In the end, I guess, it never helps to depend on anyone, because it gets in the way of our being who we are, and it's a funny position for the person that someone tries to depend on, really kind of oppressive to the person with the obligation. Of course there are those pseudo-martyr types, who enjoy feeling put upon, who enjoy the idea that they're so important and everyone else so clueless, helpless, ungrateful, what have you.

Sometimes I can smell people like this from a distance. That's a benefit of having a dog for a hero, and emulating the dog in a positive way by cultivating a more acute sense of smell. In the right perspective, heroes can be OK.

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So much to tell. . .

I'll start by explaining my cryptic previous entry:
On Friday, XfistXflyingX flew in from NOLA to visit. We went shopping in the little mall in Newport, and he wouldn't let me pay for my new bikini (black with a white skull and crosbones on the left tit and right asscheek) or wife-beater. Then we went to the aquarium. So...
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wakesetter:
wow thats sounds like you had a good time, although speeding tickets are never a good thing hee hee hee
paleenchantress:
pretty you !
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afterbirth:
I hate Fuse too.
Their studio was in the same building I worked in, so there would always be these pathetic ugly fat all black wearing teenagers hanging around the lobby hoping against hope to get a glimpse of Marilyn Manson or some other equally boring twat (s).
waldo_jeffers:
Parents let their kids become obese over the course of lots of small steps, lots of little decisions and by taking the easy way out each time they make each of those little decisions. Its easier to give in to a nagging child and to give the child sweets, fast food etc than it is to cook properly and to encourage the child to eat healthily.
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villain:
you look so beautiful smile
jamer31:
Now I think Im going to have to move to Ohio. It has hot girls like you, Kiska and Villian and Skyline.

Great pictures. Your R set was really good. Did they give you a reason why it was rejected? You look great and the photos are very well done.