recollection

[popedale]

I was just driving home after a FABULOUS game of Carcossonne (which if you don't play you should) and recalled something from when I was in high school. I was away in NYC and decided to get my ear pierced. When the lady asked which ear I said 'whichever is normal' and she replied 'I don't know what is normal for you...' Ear was pierced shortly

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[mandydax]

Should I even get you started on Belgium?

[histrygrrl]

Yet somehow, we all survived, relatively unscathed and open minded. Strangely, I've been kinda thinking on this topic as well. Why is it I never thought "gay" was wrong. I knew, even in elementary school, that it was a stupid thing to call someone as an insult. Maybe it was the fact that all those people who were the most likely to insult a group of people were also the ones who hurt me daily on the playground, maybe it was my family and all their wacky problems, maybe it was my mom exposing me to tv shows that were "liberal", maybe it was my friends, maybe for me it was church. I dunno. But one way or another, I made it out as best I could, with friends that I'd still step in front of a truck for, and a healthy compassion for the "other" people over the popular ones.

I mean, other than my irrational hatred for the citizens of Anchorage.