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totally clucky! and is there anything better than gums with a giggle? a big bald head? baby girl ringlets? no, i should say not. they are the sweetest little creatures in the world.

hope yr going well, mydear.

Turning 30 was fun. I'll let you know how 31 goes.

hello, my dear!! i hope you are well. i've missed you as well. can't wait to see what you've been up to, as i am sure it has been marvelously productive.

the new place sounds nice. crossing fingers for your health. I myself survive on microwave hot pockets and ---exercise--that would be head banging or rocking out at a rock show. that and sex of course. (my health suffers a little too). but I hope your suffering stops and you feel healthier. good luck.

Hello chick-a-dee! I miss you.

Hoping things are going well in your end of the world!

yes ~ it is soooo great the way kids just say what they want, and thoroughly enjoy the simplest things. when my neice was a tinybabygirl, her father would rub her little tiny feet every night ~ their little ritual. once she started toddeling, she would go hunt for the foot creme whenever she wanted her daddy time. it was very sweet.

hope yr wellish! are you still teaching, or is the semester finished? i start up again in june, and am really rather looking fwd to it.

damn! everyone around here seems to be hungover! ouch.......a couple of reds seem to work for me. preferably from margaret river. love their wine!
xo

Also - in the desert. Outback Australia. Swimming in a gorge in the most beautiful place in the world. Floating on my back and looking up at the red rock walls and blue sky.

Wow. Reminds me of this quarry pit we have mud fights at near my home. The pit is spring fed and ice cold. Our prairie skies are probably similar to yours Outback ones: wide open and absolutely clear. Well absolutely clear except for late on a humid summer evening when we have incredible thunderstorms.

Thanks. Lower lip piercing nice...glad to hear its doing better.

arach=freakchild

yeah, we lived in the P.I. as a kid, which is why i have pacific tendencies. the reason i went to australia was to study japanese, although what i found was that 4 years of american japanese language still did not sufficiently prepare me for the 2nd year language course. ah, well.

thinking about getting the lip done. how is it affecting your teeth?

What are you studying or working at? It sounds wonderful.

i meant to say thanks for your comment of weeks ago! i'm glad you liked the crafty stuff. i want to do more soon, but i need to take a sewing class to get really good.

ohhhh, what great books! how fun.

Wow that's a lot of acronyms. I've recently gone for the darker-and-girlier route myself, no more redheaded Moss! I feel for you on the hair-boredom thing, I'm afraid I won't make it much longer than shoulder-length before I go nuts.
I'm a little jealous of you folks in the South, Fall is my favorite season!

wooohooo! solids!! aren't they the happiest? this weekend i've barely been able to eat, so i've been juicing, and now this morning i feel like i could eat a small country - so long as it was spicy.

the show was absolutely amazing - i could not be more gratified or humbled than i am about it. i will have to process more before i can fully articulate it. i am thrilled. if yr interested, fellow pe'r, when i make copies of the tape i can send you one ... my sister's husband has a vcr that can make tapes that work in any country. (if that is too much, of course, you can say)

can i just tell you that i LOVE acronyms. LOVE them. and those are fabulous.

any pictures of the new hair? i like the old, of course, but new is always exciting. and yes, it is riveting - at least to me. gah - i'm such a drag queen.