Hello. I've got a little deal for ya ( Read more... )

And all the kings horses and all the kings men

couldn't put humpty dumpty together again.

So yesterday I open my inbox to find two new messages. One is from the best friend I've had for the past three years effectively ending our friendship; the second is from an old friend that I hadn't spoken to in two years extending an olive branch to get back on good terms. Life is funny ( Read more... )

We can never know the proper course of action to take, can never know what action in our lives is correct. For we have neither past lives from which to draw conclusions, nor future lives through which to rectify error ( Read more... )

Adam doesn't even warrant a response any more, apparently.

Maybe in actuality I stayed far too long. 

Far too often, I've used this journal as a dumping ground for depressing or angry thoughts and emotions. I seldom think to chronicle the opposite.

With that said:

I am so lucky and I am unbelievably happy, at the moment.

That is all.

Ebert on the Sex and the City movie:

"I know some nurses who are going to smuggle flasks of Cosmopolitans into the theater on opening night, and have a Gal Party. “Do you think that’s a good idea?” one of them asked me. “Two flasks,” I said."

I don't exactly remember my time in the hospital. It was during the summer between 8th and 9th grade -- at the moment I don't even have it in me to count back to what specific year that was ( Read more... )

Coke versus Pepsi: It's all in the head
The preference for Coke versus Pepsi is not only a matter for the tongue to decide, Samuel McClure and his colleagues have found. Brain scans of people tasting the soft drinks reveal that knowing which drink they're tasting affects their preference and activates memory-related brain regions that recall ( Read more... )

"Promise me... no matter what happens, we'll still be friends?"

"I promise I will never be your friend. No matter what. Ever."