radiobastet

1) I heard the dykes were sweet in Portland as well! Hmm...perhaps I should go on a bonny little adventure soon...

2) Yeah, I hate those enlarge your penis mails...i'm like "How bout you enlarge my fist so I can PUNCH YOU IN THE FACE WITH IT???"

3) I looooove that Wilde quote

4) Wow, we have the same current crush! lol.

Fear not. I'm doing alright. Just...worn out and headachey. I'm sure I'll be fine. But I thank you greatly for your concern. I've added you to my AIM. Perhaps I'll be able to have a chat with you soon.

no day is complete without oscar

P-town has all the cool festivals.....i gotta get up there one o dese days.

Yeah, just so. I came away with alot of respect for people who have mullets. I've even been thinking about all the people I've known who had mullets, and rethinking some of their decisions in life that were mullet-based. (ie: "Cut the mullet?! No way, I'll just find a new job.)

I think about going back to school, but having spent eight years in two colleges, I've reached the conclusion that having degrees is nice, but everything I want to learn from here on I can learn under my own steam. Although I always did see myself getting a Masters or maybe even a Doctoral. Who knows. I hope PCC is a good time for you.

That picture of your mother that you posted is great.

I love older photos.

Ya shoulda been there...it was a fag hag's paradise! I feel like I watched the Christopher Lowell Show 10,000 times yestereday!

I did finish the book. Email me your address and I'll send it to you. I don't think I would recommend you spend money on it, but it's worth the read at least for the shock value.

My take was this...

She definately is "damaged goods" when it comes to mental stability. I think this adds to her abilities as an art critic, as I feel critics are all fucking nuts.

The book is enthralling, at least in it's candor and shock value. Her perspective on life is eye opening, and educational, but after a while it became almost predictable.

I don't want to say too much more, as you should get your own perspective. Maybe we should start a book club and send books all over the country.

You're lucky. Here we only got 6 sunny days the whole month of May. It won't stop raining and warm up!

Thanks for the suggestions. I'm implementing some of them. It's been way to hot in Seattle too, but not so bad as 98. Sheesh.

Amsterdam sounds like an interesting place.

I actually am preferring to use this, my middle name, over a screen-name.

Oh wow...now that sounds like a mighty fine vacation right there. I'll add it to my ever growing list of places to visit. Boy...that's getting long... Maybe when I win the lottery...

Awww... thanks! Gomez is a good, snuggly, devoted kitty, so I miss him.

You know... I would love a protection spell of some sort. I don't have the energy to do one right now, and I don't dare try a circle with all of these negative thoughts.

fantastic profile pic doll!!!!!!

Woooo...Dame Edna.

When i was there i got to see the ENTIRE Rijksmuseum. And let me tell you, it's an amazing place. Full of artwork as far as the eye can see and so many things older than our coutnry i was floored. I was dissappointed with Anne Franks House (too modern to give the right impression i thought with glass and steel and plasma screens everywhere or so i seem to remember). The Van Gogh Musem was definately my favorite, though i suppose it helped that i was really high at the time. I think the most amazing thing though was just experiencing the culture and the peope everywhere...very enriching.

You seem to remember things with a remarkable clarity. I wish I had that ability. Not to mention the time and money to take a vacation in a rad foreign city.