Comments | homositlupus: les étrangers

homositlupus

les étrangers

Oct 09, 2003 22:41

We rolled into Mason, Texas, population 2,134 with high hopes and great expectations for the weekend ahead. Someone must have forgotten to inform the band because the usual fanfare that surrounds a homecomin’ seemed to be lacking; instead of a ticker-tape parade we settled for BBQ at the Frey’s ranch ( Read more... )

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princeargon October 9 2003, 05:17:15 UTC

I guess the sticky buns were food? Too bad...

homositlupus October 9 2003, 09:06:07 UTC

Well I guess if you would have been there we both would have had sticky buns...

princeargon October 9 2003, 10:36:33 UTC

I'm free next weekend...
And YES, we do need to speak again sometime soon.

homositlupus October 9 2003, 11:27:06 UTC

'twas a good convo we two did have...

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dizzys84 October 9 2003, 07:05:45 UTC

my family is from mason!.....my grandparents pretty much settled it....theres like three streets named after them too.....theres even a schoenfeld street like my last name.....i love it there....our property on the river is my favorite place on earth

homositlupus October 9 2003, 09:06:30 UTC

I love Mason its so cool...how are things down there at A&M??

dizzys84 October 9 2003, 09:37:43 UTC

actually pretty good.....except for the massive population of hicks i saw having anti-gay protests yesterday.....i gave them all a little birdie to help them sleep at night....

but all of the other people are wonderful....its so beautiful here

<3<3<3

homositlupus October 9 2003, 11:25:36 UTC

yeah sometimes I wish that I had decided to go to A&M instead of be here at UT but oh well c'est la vie, I figure once I flunk out of here anyways I'll end up at Blinn so we'll be in the same neck of the woods...

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ronisizelvr October 11 2003, 08:29:44 UTC

I happened upon your journal via some magical button called "random".

We need more people like you out here in this godforsaken state called New Jersey. I've finally come across someone who not only chooses to use the power of free thought and go beyond the common caveman insights of today's modern world, but has a hell of an interesting life as well!

Continue the poetic rantings and witty verse, and feel free to drop me a line to spare me from the mundane conversations of everyday life that I'm subjected to by these morons in the armpit of America, aka New Jersey.