Comments | philios: steph M. eff.

philios

steph M. eff.

Jul 21, 2005 22:47

I have seen the sign, and it was yellow ( Read more... )

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kren_munif July 22 2005, 04:59:24 UTC

You also got hugged and twirled around by John.

That's important.

philios July 22 2005, 13:07:16 UTC

YES!!! I did!!! And it was fun. Thank you, John. I loved my hug. You must do it again when you aren't in such a rush.

kren_munif July 23 2005, 17:47:09 UTC

Yes, indeed.

We must hang out sometime in the near future!

rialc July 22 2005, 16:05:25 UTC

*picks up a rock and eyes a boy suspisiously...* ;) thanks for the little bit of time you spared me yesterday. It helped a little. I wish I could tell you what a slump I've been in. I feel like all I do any more is cry out to God, please just pull me up! I know He delights in me, He must, for He created me, but Satan won't leave me alone. Oh my Stephie-butt. How I yearn for a good slumber party with you. I hope you enjoy the book. I can't wait to start mine! I picked up a few others so I have put off the Sacred Romance for a day or two. Catcher in the Rye looks quite interesting, though pleasure reading is low on the list. Anyhow, call me when you know what your schedule looks like.

Argh! philios July 23 2005, 12:24:43 UTC

Sorry you are so slumped. My schedule is going crazy, I have no free time today or tomorrow! But perhaps we can try some kind of slumberness next week in the evening. I shall see. In the meantime, relax and enjoy whatever you chose to read, and dinna worry, lassie.

Re: Argh! rialc July 23 2005, 17:51:30 UTC

Thanks so much for everything my little Stephie-butt! I will be alright. Its is certainly amazing how encouraging God's word can be if you will just pick it up and read it! Silly me, thinking I could do it on my own... I actually slept with my bible the other night.

Rocks, eh? jenography July 22 2005, 19:57:16 UTC

Why, miss Stephanie, what do you know -- I've been feeling exactly the same way.

Re: Rocks, eh? philios July 23 2005, 12:22:05 UTC

Uh-oh. And I just spoke with your mother yesterday and she said you were doing fine! Stupid boys. It is a difficult trial trying to train one, but I say kudos to you for making the attempt and not giving up! ;) I miss thee, miss Vitti.

Re: Rocks, eh? jenography July 23 2005, 22:40:19 UTC

Boys are fine in general -- no specific complaints here. It's just that sometimes girls are so necessary and wonderful and far away and such. That's the important part.

Hey, I was wondering if there are any plans for you and some other particular girls to celebrate your impending graduations in a year or so. Perhaps there should be ... and perhaps you need a planner? ;-)

Re: Rocks, eh? jenography July 26 2005, 14:25:37 UTC

I think the best solution is to have a crow for a boyfriend. I want one, they bring you shiny things and preen your hair. And besides all the bugs, it'd be fabulous.
But yes, I think I understand. What you said reminds me of Rose in Bloom, a lot.
And we should definitely need a planner, and soon. A 'last great hurrah' (one in a long line of them) should be on the calendar and pronto. We shall plan.

judsonson July 23 2005, 15:18:44 UTC

Back in my day, when we want to give a person a gift, throwing a rock at them wasn´t what we had in mind...

kren_munif July 23 2005, 17:42:38 UTC

We threw sticks. We couldn't afford rocks.

rialc July 23 2005, 17:51:59 UTC

I had a job since I was 10, I had to find a way to finance my expensive habit.

Thanks old-timer. philios July 26 2005, 14:22:04 UTC

I'll keep that in mind.

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Roomie PW anonymous July 26 2005, 16:40:44 UTC

Indeed the epiphany is shoes! And it always will be.

Re: Roomie PW philios July 27 2005, 14:38:08 UTC

Hey! Do you want to go see Bebo live? He's coming to Dahlonega (oddly enough) in September.