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Your exchange with your friend's mom sounds like the kind of conversation I might have. But, don'tcha know, it's often the most inane questions that take the most thinking about...

When I was in Sydney and told my friend Murray that what I was really looking for was a partner, he told me that he'd thought like that for a long time, but eventually come to the conclusion that, if he's been on his own for so long, it must be because, at some level, he doesn't want a partner and is quite happy on his own...

I dunno, though... I look around here, in the libraries, in the cinemas, on the street, and I see all these beautiful people who are all getting laid (oh you can tell) and participating in the great and wonderful dance of seduction and reproduction, and I feel as if, somehow, the whole giddy carousel has left me behind... and then I see these sad old men in the cinematheque who must have given up looking for any kind of intimate intercourse years ago and have simply resigned themselves to a vicarious life of movies and books and so on, and I think, is that me, is that my future? Is it, oh horror of horrors, my present?

*shudder*

So, er, anyway, I'm looking forward to that 'outsourced' blowjob!

3 consecutive sunrises sounds ambitious and reminds me of a line by Lou Reed:
'How do you think it feels
When you've been up for five days
To come down in one?'

I think he was using a lot of speed, though.

I'm glad you're not scared to go those places. I'm of the opinion that you should follow an idea to the point where you are in a place where the words are no longer necessary: it's all out there.

I you. If it makes you feel any better, I'm not getting any physical action, backdoor or otherwise. I'm having an awful lot of perfectly lovely virtual with someone, but sometimes it would be nice to rub my skin against another's, you know?'

it was grand talking to you yesterday. how'd the dancer thing turn out?

Dolphins can and sometimes will commit suicide.


I bet you didn't know that yet.

Did you?

think think think think.

something you don't know? hmmmm ~ bees can sting you after they are dead. many spiders mate & kill, not just black widows. if you leave your lawn alone for 10 years you will grow a mini-deciduous forest. restrictive enzymes are used to cut dna so that you can spool it. i'm not wearing any pants.

I relate to the last stanza.

Where's my flowing thing, son? *looks at you sternly*

see ~ how easy is that? now all you have to do is fly several thousand miles.

and omg yr hilarious to me. love the entry.

if you had a hammer, would you hammer in the moooorniiiing? (gah - its a song if i sound insane there)

yr a love. thank you. i got all weird in the interim, tho, so it looks acontextual. actually, i love that. so for you,

Answer: no.
Or, yeah, maybe.

No, I think no. No.


Thanks for your comment which had me snickering in the internet cafe.
And, yes actually, I think I probably am going to go to Australia, as you say, just for the hell of it.
How's your 'just for the hell of it' experience working out, by the way?

Too hungover to write anymore.
*queasy*

Yes! You can love from afar. But it's harder to refresh the love and keep it real, keep it from degenerating into fantasy-love. You know- the thing that happens when the person in your head that you think you love is an idealized version of the real person you can't see.

How long have you been in Anchorage?

you have been very very bad. waffles do not constitute a balanced diet. I mean, honestly, I'll have to start calling you Homer!

I watched Chained Heat tonight as part of SpikeTV's Babes Behind Bars series. I'm a dork.