Holy crap, them's good words.

Immature smart-ass response: Geez, I'd better go wash up if you want me to put my hand in your mouth.

Actual grown-up response: That is some really beautiful, powerful writing. It makes me curious what's going on in your mind that made you connect with that in this particular time and place.

I wish I could take you out and tap your brain over a bottle of wine or two. I'll bet we'd blather on all night.

But to see her was to love her,
Love but her, and love forever.

(that beats my incessant lyric-quoting ANYDAY. and i'm glad of it.)

*taps on A's noggin*

Sounds full. You better empty that in about a week or so.

You and me both.

(I'm feeling better than I have in two weeks, though: just got in from a solo nighttime walk along the thames. Walked through a graveyard, passed secret canals, houseboats with candles flickering inside them, tucked away little squares with restaurants, empty turn of the century warehouses. The thames smells like ocean tonight, too. I should walk more. Who needs...people...any...way... )

Why does today suck large?

thanks! yeah, i stole the term from a line from shannyn sossamon's character in the rules of attraction because i thought it had a great meaning. plus i get to hide out at the bottom of all friend lists, so it's all good.

Beautiful words...I honestly can't come up with a snarky response to that. You have managed to silence the GiddyIguana...impressive work.

Edited to add: further proof of Canadian superiority: you got to go to Cuba. I'm sooo jealous...

[Edited on Apr 23, 2005 9:33PM]

I can't say anything because it will not do justice to that. You are amazing

hehehe.. is it strange that walking home in the rain seems more refreshing than any other time?

She's a very textual writer. You feel her words more than you just read them.

Thanks for the awesome read girl.

Meh soul needed that


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