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Dec 23, 2003 18:37

with a break from Christmas-insanity, I thought I would update as people have started to wonder where I went ( Read more... )

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fadeawaygirl January 11 2004, 02:43:13 UTC
Apologies for late replies.
It's so strange comparing to what they once were and what they've become. She's a complete nursing-patient by now. :/

Thank you! I was very excited to pass too, bad mark or not! :)

(Ah! He's so adorable! I wouldn't mind having him around the house, for all my interior decorating-needs :))

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Mew. willower December 24 2003, 06:43:34 UTC
Wooh! An update! *eager audience smile* You should update more often, really. :)

-Congratulations on passing maths.
-I hope no one is getting in the way of your cleaning. *cough*office*cough*scoundrels&such. 8P
-Send my nibbly laaav to Booboo. 8)
-My grandmother physically declined in the same manner. But she was still mentally keen for her age, though shuffling here&there. You'd think there were still so many things she wanted to do on her own; and her own quiet resignation was impaling. I remember filling her with stories and she'd keep on nodding&smiling, though her eyes were not on me; kind of like abstracted. I often wondered if she was ever really there.
-I like the Pulp Fiction soundtrack. :)

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fadeawaygirl January 11 2004, 02:47:32 UTC
I'm trying, I'm trying. Remember that scene in Mrs. Doubtfire when Robin Williams is on about this major change about him? Well, I'm changing too, for the better, only I'm not wearing a fat-suit and a wig. ;D So more updates, yes!

Sadly I get to clean pretty much uninterrupted, though every single male teacher on that school doesn't hesitate to stop and stare and say hello. ;) Yahello, bebe.

Yes, I know the feeling, they're there physically, but mentally.. gone fishing, to be brutal. I see the same in my grandmother. She tells us the grandest stories of what she's done the days we visit her, and we know it's all imagination. She's a crippled nursing-patient, can't do anything anymore.

Me too. I'd love to enter that swing contest that Vincent and Mia enter. ;) Care to join? ;D (Go rent Pulp Fiction tonight! For me :))

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willower January 11 2004, 16:35:13 UTC
Yes, I remember Mrs. Doubtfire. :) I'm glad there are better changes about you, sans fat-suit & wig, yas. I suppose that is also analogous to my feeling different in a good way.

I've got an unorganized book case that needs.. organizing! :P

Swing contest! THAT, I can definitely do. ;D Yes, of course, I'll join ya. And I've seen Pulp Fiction a while back. I will rent it again. For You. :)

*pirouettes* I'm already on it, can ya tell? ;)

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bluerougevyse January 11 2004, 00:28:02 UTC
in the event of my death, I'd like you to have my laptop computer.

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fadeawaygirl January 11 2004, 02:48:55 UTC
thank you, darling. in exchange, i will explain the norwegian education-system one day before your passing.
;) *hugs*

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willower January 11 2004, 16:42:26 UTC
LOL! Snort. ;P

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