You looked better on myspace...

[mootpoint]

I signed up for that myspace thing finally. Really far behind the curve on that one. I still don't get it though. It's poorly designed and very awkward to navigate. But there was one huge draw that I just couldn't ignore. More than all of the search engines combined since the dawn of my experience on the internet I have found more old friends

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[anonymous]

There's no one else like you. And there's no one else like me. And thats actually really cool. I have tons of stuff figured out about myself, but I dont think its possible to really know yourself or of what you are capable... that would be kind of absolute knowledge and i dont think we get that in this lifetime.

the answer to life is probably not on myspace. Too many ads. hehe.

I am "apreservedmoose" (from Spinal Tap) on myspace. add me! hehe. I am incognito for now.... i used to have my real name up there and creepy high school ex friends and ex loves found me and it made me feel exposed and gross. yuck!

oops wanst logged in

[hilarina]

that was hilary kay, by the way

Re: oops wanst logged in

[mootpoint]

Hilary only accepts add requests from people he/she knows. You must enter either Hilary 's last name or email address to send your request.

BruceH@sramarketing.com

:)

[mootpoint]

I see your point. A general knowledge would be good too though. You know how when you watch The Breakfast Club and you know which people in your life are represented by thier cliches in the movie? I'm not in there. Not even generally.

But you're still right. Maybe because I am *still* defining myself is why I can't define myself. And that's the key. Never settle for yourself? That would explain my unsettled feelings.

I like the thought anyway...

Too many ads. That's funny. Especially because I am in advertising. ;)

btw, it's good to hear from you again. :)

[hilarina]

"Me now, but in my little kid body"

that makes me think of an image I have been having...the way people form in layers with the "inner child" still underneath. like rings of a tree or something (I dont even know how trees grow, haha) and sometimes the top layers don't form correctly and you kind of have an overgrown child in a woman or man's body. or sometimes the layers are so thick that the person lost the playfullness they had as a child, etc. sometimes the layers just fall away when a person is in certain situation. For example, that extreme regression baby-talk thing that can happen in relationships.