Dead to me, Alive to whom?

[mme_furiosa]

It's been ages. Absolute ages. I've lived several separate and distinct lives since I was here last. And here I return, to howl into the void, to hear myself ricochet off the walls, to hear an echo reflected

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[youngwilliam]

Oddly, I've noticed that I've also lapsed in writing here, although it's not like I've been doing it on FaceBook or any other more-in-vogue site, not is it that anything less has been going on.

[xo_kizzy_xo]

I've missed your words so very much <3

It's funny -- a lot of people have gone on radio silence here, maybe for as long as you have, maybe shorter. They'll poke their heads in occasionally to see if anyone they once knew is still around. When they discover nobody is, they rarely return.

Some of us have always been here, however :)

[welfy]

Welcome back. :)

[rivertumbled]

Hello beauty! It is good to read your voice here.
I will be in Austin in August for a wedding. B is the best man and will have lots of dudely duties, so I will have lots of time...I would love to meet up with you if you're around.

xo

[lindau_nemesis]

Hi from Boston!
Its very good to hear from you again.

And its interesting to read your cadaver experience. I did a week-long dissection a couple years ago with a crazy and brilliant man Gil Hedley. If you haven't heard of him, and are interested in more, I highly suggest looking him up. His workshops are beyond words. Very informative and sciencey, but also very human and loving.