menotyou

Hahaha. Salsa.

I had a dream the other night that I was watching a musical on Seattle's version of Broadway... and it was the movie Seven. They were singing and dancing around while people were getting murdered. Very strange.

Yeah, I hate graduations too. No idea why, but they really rub me the wrong way. I don't like my own, and I certainly don't like other peoples'. The speeches are awful, the diploma part is boring, the whole thing just sucks.

Heh heh. Bragging rights, certainly. Though I'd prefer to have a signed book, I think. It'd last longer. That, and being a female academic, saying "sign my tits" to Umberto Eco would seem to be setting feminism back quite a bit... Tempting though. No idea why, but it is.

I am poor too. But I think I could still somehow manage making us fabulously fancy-shmancy cocktails. All YOU have to do is get here. So hurry the fuck up. Mai Tais await you.

Camels, of course. It's a pity, because they're really fucking expensive here. But the book is better for me, and will last longer.

I too have been won over by the Special Lights. Perhaps it's the gold trim on box, I dunno, but I've really taken a liking to them. That's really funny though, I've only ever met two other people who smoke them.

Would you really want to meet Umberto? I mean, he's amazing, yes, but I can't imagine that I'd have anything to say to him that he'd find particularly interesting, you know what I mean?

I know!

I'll do better next time.

Yea...you better.

I know where you sleep....

I'll get on the NHS essay just as soon as I finish a couple I have to do for my classes. I can't believe I let the end of the semester sneak up on me again.

haiku spelled backwards is the name of the town i live in.

6 toes hmm???
Scary about your friends hon,glad you're all ok. I laughed about the mcdonalds thing but only 'cause I am like that a lot.

I definitely think there might be something to your observation. It's definitely worth giving thought to.

The new pic is kinda weird, but not in an entirely bad way.

I already know about Kallisti and the Erisian Mysteries.

And your useless fact too.

I'm just too smart for my own good, it seems.

While I agree that friendship is extremely essential to any sucecssful longterm relationship and that there is a REALM of difference between "love" and "in love," I think that love itself varies from person to person and relationship to relationship. Certainly there are different kinds of love. And a relationship still might not work out just because you love someone. I think the reason our generation has so many problems with longterm stuff is simple. We're all lazy and impatient. We're used to instant gratifucation and anything other than that feels unacceptable. Relationships take work, but there are few people who really want that. I think the trick -- and the hard part -- is finding someone for whom you're willing to work. Once you find that person, I think everything else will seem so much easier.

Of course, it's almost 5:20 a.m. here, and I'm rambling aimlessly. Feel free to just ignore this.