Monday May 26, 2003

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Got Oleum Basilicum in my Aromatherapy thingy: Room smells like Vicks Vaporub.

Drinking this Echinacea Extract medicine. You dilute 20 drops in a glass of water and drink. Sure beats lozenges. hate lozenges.

Got most of my afternoons and evenings booked for coffee with various friends even though I should prolly sit at home and rest. But it feels good to have my time filled up.

Linda wants to hang out this weekend. She loves the little toy bunny I gave her. Linda rawks! I wish you all could see her and know why. She gives the best hugs ever.

I'm losing weight and getting bony again. I couldn't make it to the gym for the last 4 weeks and thus have lost all I gained. frown

My friend got fed up with the boss and quit. My boss is taking it a little personally. Oh well...

As for me I keep struggling until July 1st. Then I hope to switch to some nasty but well-paying warehouse work. Just for a month, save up then move to England.

I am THAT confident about getting into University. biggrin

I love it when life feels like it's going somewhere. Don't you? I am SOOOOOO psyched about my near-future...the next 3 to 5 years.

EDIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here is one TWISTED FUCKING film that ought to be good:
http://www.apple.com/trailers/lions_gate/may.html

I lust Anna Faris and for some odd reason, Angela Bettis is attractive in a weird way too. I am strange no?

Here's one for all you vampire and werewolf fans. probably very cheesy but what the hey:
http://www.apple.com/trailers/sony_pictures/underworld/
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ladydeath:
Well I'd like to thank you for your friendly advidce.It was kind of like getting smacked in the face with a brick. Cause it shouldd of been that obvious to me but it wasn't. So Thank You.
ttubretep:
How do women over in Afghanistan not have it any better?? They're even going to school, for crying out loud! I think the beast measurement of our 'alleged' success over there is this:

When the Taliban was overthrown, they people were dancing in the streets. To music. Both of which were banned under the Taliban regime.

Things over there aren't perfect, but it's undeniable that the locals are now enjoying some basic human rights that they never had before. Like school and music!

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