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itallwillfall

sick day #2

Nov 16, 2004 16:04

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sick day #1 for me~ viewoftomorrow November 16 2004, 22:49:32 UTC

and your mix makes me happy as pumpkin pie! because i went to my french test this morning and then spent all day doing in the room things, which necessitates a lot of music...and TADA! i had music
merci beaucoup
<3

Re: sick day #1 for me~ itallwillfall November 16 2004, 23:02:22 UTC

lauren, it seems like my impending thanksgiving-vacation doom is going to come on pretty damn strong. so that means no white's pond and no pumpkin togetherness. but someday, i will in fact come to that whirling expensive city you live in. and when i do can we take a new york city artists exploration day? i think that'd be fun. especially if there is not 31-degree rain. okay? love you bye.

Re: sick day #1 for me~ viewoftomorrow November 17 2004, 01:34:42 UTC

i think someone up in these parts likes vegan chocolate cake very much. because it's here allll the time now! and you better come back. even if you're not vegan anymore...

Re: sick day #1 for me~ itallwillfall November 17 2004, 13:29:38 UTC

my love for vegan chocolate cake will never die!!

48_frames November 16 2004, 23:22:28 UTC

i've been itching to watch 'how to draw a bunny' for so long but the video store never has it!

itallwillfall November 16 2004, 23:38:22 UTC

yes! i found it at blockbuster, surprisingly enough. it really made me want to slip right into the that-era artist circuit. and explore ray johnson's house. oh my!

drawerfullofslu November 17 2004, 00:38:56 UTC

I still think you might really like Henry Miller's books. The Rosy Crucifixion trilogy is what I recommend.

I get that a lot with my father, with authors like Charles Bukowski, Hermann Hesse and Miller...a lot of my favorites, and he'll be like "You're reading that? I loved that when I was your age," and I think "what? he loved this same stuff that I do? Does that mean I'm going to turn out like that?"

itallwillfall November 17 2004, 13:30:33 UTC

they might just have to go on my imaginary list of things to read. because, i bet you're right!

missionofburma November 17 2004, 01:30:13 UTC

Having ex-hippy parents is great. For this science thing, I was doing a research on vegan nutrition in infants, and like it was mostly like these obscure conditions where babies like fell apart because they got no B-12, but like one of them was a study about a huge hippy commune called "the Farm" which is a pretty famous place and like it said how healthy their vegan babies were. And my mum's a doctor so I was talking with her about that and she's like, yeah, your dad and I visited the Farm for a while actually....

itallwillfall November 17 2004, 13:31:23 UTC

all i could think of while reading that whole thing was "this is a very lovely blanket . . . that i'm . . . wearing?"

paperspine November 17 2004, 05:50:52 UTC

the more i read about you the more i want to exchange letters/mix cds/tapes/etc (i have no tape recorder! alas.)

itallwillfall November 17 2004, 13:32:16 UTC

well then, we probably should! i've been meaning to get back into the swing of mail exchange. you live in australia, right? i've never sent anything to australia!

paperspine November 17 2004, 13:37:15 UTC

i do live in australia and for the past week have been the ultimate mail machine (now that i have no school i have so much time) and so i would love you send you a package!
the only bad thing about sending to australia/sending from australia is that it takes about a week, but i guess it's okay if you're not impatient like me.

care to exchange addresses? oh.gossip@gmail.com