Comments | clayismeant4me: a bunch of random stuff

clayismeant4me

a bunch of random stuff

Jan 08, 2005 23:46

I just got back from the most dreaded babysitting job ever. This cute little sweet 5-year-old had the biggest tantrum I have ever seen. you dont even want to know why it started. it had to do with wiping her butt the wrong way lol. but ya she got really mad for absolutely no reason. i guess she was just having a bad day... but one minute she was ( Read more... )

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polkadotz929 January 9 2005, 07:56:17 UTC

ehh i dono...but u 4got to put me in ur entry!!

its k i stil luv ya

jenn (ur fave orchestra buddy)

clayismeant4me January 9 2005, 18:44:23 UTC

omg your right. ok i will do that right now. so sorry!

polkadotz929 January 9 2005, 19:43:42 UTC

no u didnt!!

clayismeant4me January 11 2005, 01:34:42 UTC

now i did :)

sodentoothpaste January 9 2005, 07:56:50 UTC

i have too many dogs! get used to it or get out! hahah one of the funniest days in a while

my pizza!

i have too many dogs! getused to it, or get out!

omg we need to do it again very soon!

clayismeant4me January 9 2005, 18:45:29 UTC

yup yup we do need to go to the square mall or somewhere again very soon. oh and this time maybe we'll buy you a purple flower :) lol

sodentoothpaste January 9 2005, 20:31:08 UTC

yayay! purple purple purple

killafish9 January 9 2005, 08:21:52 UTC

Wow. Early signs of PMS, I suppose........:P just kidding.

Bad story, yes. But I still think "I love you" is best. I mean, I agree with what you said before, but at least in my and others' circumstances it applies, because they're not IN love with the other person. I thought of being "in love" with someone as opposed to "loving" them is showing that they already have an established relationship and they are going through the journey together. Saying "I love you" may mean that the love is unrequited.......

*sigh*

clayismeant4me January 9 2005, 18:51:34 UTC

oh so you think saying "i love you" means the love is unrequired... hmmm see thats where i would disagree. i get what you're saying, but still think that "im in love with you" has more of a meaning.

killafish9 January 9 2005, 23:32:14 UTC

I think it depends on circumstance entirely. I mean, I for one would probably find it more meaningful in my case to use "I love you" in the context, because "I'm in love with you" sounds almost too casual, or too intimate for me. But then again, that's just my opinion.

oneshortday562 January 9 2005, 08:22:46 UTC

i miss you.

clayismeant4me January 9 2005, 18:46:32 UTC

omg i miss you so much!

_hakuna_matata January 9 2005, 08:26:55 UTC

i love you

is better