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Nov 05, 2005 23:22

posted by many many others already. but hey i love following trends.

If you read this, if your eyes are passing over this right now, even if we don't speak often, please post a comment with a memory of you and me. It can be anything you want - good or bad. When you're finished, post this little paragraph on your blog and be surprised (or ( Read more... )

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nagaioyasumi November 5 2005, 17:07:52 UTC

The only other person in the school (and what was then, my whole world) who seemed to know who Flora Chan was. Incredible person who made me fried rice that we ate in the demountables after a jpn lesson. Hello Kitty chopsticks?! Good times. ^-^

idolatrie November 6 2005, 18:46:39 UTC

meeting you in year 9&10 IPT; talking to you about adultery (and that book, the title of which escapes me, but is about a woman in love with a man who can't have sex with her); listening to your ideas for your ee2 major work; your story (years ago now!) and I still remember your description of the almost-raining sky.

eien_infinity November 6 2005, 22:22:45 UTC

hahaha
i was reading that story again last night whilst clearing out my room.
i shudder.

i don't remember my description of the almost-raining sky, but would really love you to tell me what it was?

btw we should meet, it has been long.

idolatrie November 9 2005, 04:30:29 UTC

yes, we should. let me know when you're free post exams (yours, mine...), I really want to see The Constant Gardener and am determined to drag as many people as possible to also see it.

the description was in that story, when she's walking to her apartment I think? I remember something about the colours used to describe the sky - a reference to gold I think? and that it was about to rain. on the other hand, I could have totally hallucinated this memory, in which case you can totally refuse to talk to me for, oh, about five minutes. ;)

wildes_protege November 7 2005, 17:12:13 UTC

Where else but debating...where you were nice and patient and never lost your temper and I was always a domineering bitch because my nerves were always wound up so tight. Well, we bagged us the Macquarie Cup, so it was worth it.

And then of course there was 'Therese Raquin', which you compelled me to read. That means obviously that I am indebted to you forever.