Let's get out tonight under the moonlight

[echooo]

The other day, I lost my chunky digital watch that I wore every day. I know it was ugly, but it was useful. It had a light! I guess it is a sign that I should start wearing a delicate analogue like the rest of the world, maybe even learn to tell time. Like the day that I resigned myself to eating apples whole instead of sliced. My mom used to

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[gillyness]

I "discovered" BCI two days ago on myspace. WEIRD. hey, you're missing my graduation. thats okay, it won't be that crazy. LETS HANG OUT!

[terihlon]

my mommy told me i can't wear a digital watch until i learn to tell time. so instead, i wore a mickey mouse watch... i'm pretty sure my next watch after the mickey mouse wach was a digital one... i stopped wearing watches when i realized they kept giving me tanlines... getting a cellphone was a good solution to not having the time for years. my new cellphone is too dark to see the time until i open and close it to make it light up. at first, that got irritating, but it's very natural for me to onehandedly crack it open as i lift it from my pocket..

yay summer dates! we should add summore that involve the word "Aaron"

[_dearantarctica]

For the past six months I have worn the watchband from my "boring average watch", but no actual watch. People often ask me what time it is, then I say i don't know and they point to my wrist and I say oh yeah...no i don't know.

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[echooo]

and then you say, now we'll never know what time it is?

YOU and your secret journals, my goodness.