ok i have not had nearly enough time to breathe and read ljs recently, but this chain thing looks cute, so I mean...if you're in da mood, go for it
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1. I prefer the one on the left (closer to window). Why? Because coming from the 3rd world, we never really had that much water pressure. Trust me, no matter how many pumps and tanks you install, it can't really change the fact that we have a seriously inefficient National Water Distribution agency. As a result, I can't really handle lots of pressure in a shower - it hurts!! So, the one one on the left has slightly less pressure and is thus slightly less painful
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1. Put my contact lens in knowing full well that it had liquid soap on it.
2. Being happy. Attaining a sustained level of said happiness for more consecutive days than I'd ever believed possible prior to coming here.
3. My ambition. I used to have dreams about doing things with my life, and now I find myself just following others down their path. It's funny that you see me as driven because I really would like that drive back for real.
2) The only frightening things about it are the application process, the possibility of not getting into any of the schools I want, or getting in thousands of miles away from Fran. Once I know where I'm going and have figured out a system to see him, it won't be scary at all.
3) As a twelve-year-old, I was awkward, shy, hideous and a complete and total dork. I had no friends and spent my days being shuffled between 2 orchestras, a chamber group, Chess Club and Latin society. Basically, I was the biggest loser you can possible imagine with owl glasses and headgear.
Re: same questions to everyone? and so...satanyaledaddyApril 18 2004, 11:30:58 UTC
Interesting that you would do so in someone else's journal. The reason I gave everyone the same questions is so I can compare the answers at the end. It's like a poll.
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2. Platonic, best friend relationship with ex, possible or not so much?
3. After living in such awesome tropical beautiful places, if you had to live in the US, where would you head?
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2. what is your biggest accomplishment?
3. If you could have one thing that was taken away from you returned, what would it be?
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2. Being happy. Attaining a sustained level of said happiness for more consecutive days than I'd ever believed possible prior to coming here.
3. My ambition. I used to have dreams about doing things with my life, and now I find myself just following others down their path. It's funny that you see me as driven because I really would like that drive back for real.
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*is leaving yale and entering post-college life frigtening? (why/not?)
*what were you like as a twelve year old? (sixth gradeish)
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2) The only frightening things about it are the application process, the possibility of not getting into any of the schools I want, or getting in thousands of miles away from Fran. Once I know where I'm going and have figured out a system to see him, it won't be scary at all.
3) As a twelve-year-old, I was awkward, shy, hideous and a complete and total dork. I had no friends and spent my days being shuffled between 2 orchestras, a chamber group, Chess Club and Latin society. Basically, I was the biggest loser you can possible imagine with owl glasses and headgear.
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What age do you wish you could be for the rest of your life?
Amoronsayswhat?
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Answers are:
1) MOON - I like proper labels.
2) 5
3) He says "Hi, I'm Ashish."
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