lillithvain

Oh Lillith, love of my life, fruit of my loins, apple of my eye.
Sorry to get your hope's up Lillith i was just teasing....you know me, I'm a tease, i kid, i kid.
But we shall meet one day, my sweet.
Kisses
p.s.
i still gotta tell you what pics i have of you so you don't send me the same one's ..k?
love ya.
i love you my sweet!!

Have a great trip.

He hasn't said anything to me about it yet, but I've been crazy busy this past week and haven't had a chance to talk to him. I was planning to be at the show anyway, so it wouldn't be much of a stretch. And I look forward to the awesome hottness of the lotion-ey clavicle.

Loved the first Lotion Video, and I will vote for stomach next.

I have put the GE water filter spouts at my kitchen sinks at this and my last house. They're fairly inexpensive, easy to find (Home Depot) and you swap the filter every 6 months. I've found replacement filters on Amazon for cheaper than HD usually carries. I can personally vouch that it definitely makes for a better and cleaner taste, and I just use the basic system, even here in Atlanta where the pubic water is very good already. If you have the basic tools and any kind of plumbing skill, you can put this in yourself.

You have always had a good creative eye for your sets, and seem to pick themes that suit you. So you can do what you know you are good at, or possibly try something completely different from anything you ever done. I guess it's how you feel outside of your comfort zone, and getting away from what you know works for you. I can promise that whatever you end up doing, you'll get a love comment from me

So rare to find good tasting tap water Hehehe
I'm in love with the middle picture on your profile

They're all o.k. but none of them can hold a candle to my sweet lil Ms.Vain.
When are YOU going to have a new set.
Enquirering minds want to know.

HA!

WOW...awesome! Thanks for making my day, hope you're well otherwise!

I still need to read those last two Nightside books!

noo, I was in melbourne last weekend

awesome picture pretty lady!

they should at LEAST have had a proper place for you to dance on!

Sorry to hear the parties were a bust. You did get some awesome pictures though. You looked fantastic.

Marry Shannyn Sossamon
Fuck Jennifer Connelly
Kill kate winslet



Jessica Alba
Amy Lee
zoe saldana

so you dont like men anymore im gonna go cry now

Meat!
well, tha game wasn't too bad.
Take care LillithVain!

The problem's more inherent in the country than you'd think. It goes farther and farther back - and, for all the jokes and hyperbole surrounding America as "the second Roman Empire", it really does replicate that folly in many ways.

It really seems like the major issue is that America as a whole has abandoned long-term thinking. We could fix many a thing if we just took a moment and looked at the long term; we'd see that over twenty years, having underfunded or simply removing the social programs that were in place from the end of the 30s to the end of the 70s may not have been the best idea (particularly considering the expansion of the gap between the top 1% and the rest of the country through the 80s, 90s, and 00s) and has led to the current disparity between the lower, middle, and upper class; the promotion of tax cuts and deregulation of business as a way to power the economy (despite the obvious proof that the worst intentions become the first actions in a deregulated business, just looking at the banking scandals in the 80s, the media monopolies and "dot-com" bubble over the 90s, and the housing and credit bubbles that came over this past decade), and a concentration with our news media to put the spotlight not on our current political goings-on but on scandals and the promotion of conflict and ratings-chasing. Rather than there being a significant gap between our actual national news and a "tabloid" news show, they've slowly but surely merged - which may or may not be an after-effect of the slow monopolization of the media by three or four conglomerates.

The whole national mindset is on the easy, quick fix. It's not on bundling down and working your ass off to make things better. Our politicians promote this quick fix (even as Obama reminds people, as he did before being elected, that "this isn't going to be easy"), our art reflects this, and polls show people looking to the easy solution first, despite the dividends being much smaller than if they went without and hunkered down and just worked for the bigger and longer lasting payoff.

I guess if I were to put it down to a single metaphor, the United States population is looking for quickies rather than an all-nighter; getting that quick sensation of sex is more important than getting an orgasm now. Or, to be less frank and a little more debonair, the United States population would rather have a series of one night stands than a real relationship, because a real relationship is going to have good and bad points and ups and downs, and who wants that? We just want to feel good all the time.

How would we fix this? We'd have to overhaul education. The height of American optimism and the furthest strides we made came during that post World War II period, where the promotion of education was at its highest and where schooling seemed to at least strive to make people graduate. If we increased the pay for teachers, if we increased educational funding a hundredfold, if we did everything we could as a country to promote schooling as a good and basic part of the American lifestyle, we'd end up with a population that would be able to think for themselves rather than accept and parrot the words and images that are thrown at them day in and day out. We'd have people that could at least go out and get a basic job, lightening the load on welfare and allowing a more 1:1 ratio with social workers and those who truly need the help. And let's face it; the "welfare queens" who are having kids in order to better feed their addictions and live without working, are actually the ones who need the help the most. These are the lowest on the totem pole, and a country is no better than the lifestyle of their worst citizen. Remember that they are abandoned, and that their entire upbringing is 99% more likely to have been fucked up than yours could have been.

Of course, then we arrive at healthcare. The only proper way to take care of the sick in a country is to take care of everyone. For free. Basic healthcare - the guarantee that you won't die of sickness unless you simply refuse to go and have yourself checked out or worked on - needs to be something that exists in this country. When people even above the poverty line fear going to a doctor because something may be wrong that could cost them $100,000, it is a flaw that needs to be corrected. Imagine if the same people "living off the government, having 4 or 5 kids" could have seen a doctor regularly over that time. Imagine if she had been properly educated about the use of contraception.

Imagine if she had been given a basic chance, the same as any other citizen, no matter where she was born or under what circumstances her family lived in, without worry to having to lose everything to a medical bill or to a lack of education. Imagine if she had gone through school, knowing that the only way to succeed in a way that is secure and safe is to work hard and not give up.

Consider that we're the last country attempting to take care of people without worry to cost. Even the monster of human rights violations, China, is trying to cover 1.3 billion people from dying from basic disease without batting an eye to the bill. Even they attempt to educate everyone.

The sooner America realizes a corporatist and ADD culture is nothing but a way to doom, the sooner things can get better. The sooner the percentage of functionally illiterate people shrinks, the sooner the fear of the doctor vanishes, is the sooner we can be the country we once imagined ourselves to be.

Yargit