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i can't stop freaking out. i fell asleep last night around 9:30 and just woke up, kept waking up every couple hours and at one point had my head where my feet usually are. i don't remember my dreams. thankfully. i was supposed to read two books and fill out my financial aid application and write a long e-mail to i. last night but i seriously

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[snapdragondrums]

Thanks for the posting all these links. It's only now, after it's real, that I'm actually paying attention to what's going on in the world, and not denying everything, hoping it will all go away...I read this really instresting article on the le monde newspaper website, and they were talking to american soldier waiting in Iraq, and they were saying of course they were furious at european countries etc for trying to stall the war. They just wanted to get things over with quickly, and go home to their families. I don't agree with what they're saying, but I can understand a bit more where they're coming from, and in newspapers here (in Canada) an article like that would never be published, at least in the major papers. (I can send you the link if you want, but it's in French

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hey, thanks for your comment -- it totally does help to realize that other people are thinking and worrying about this stuff too. xox

[charmenders]

hi yumi, thank you dearly for the links. i can totally identify with what you're feeling right now--there are definitely great changes and transformations taking place and we can barely anticipate them, and i'm sorry that i can't say anything more or even something profound.

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hey lynn thx for your comment (and the link in your journal!). i have given up on trying to say something profound, am now just trying to minimize freaking out. which can be a profound goal, i guess!
hope you are well.
xo