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[sprightlylola]

we should create a word for the state between liking and loving someone

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[guitarfreak9290]

hahah! you're too right.

[sprightlylola]

i thought you'd like that.

did you enjoy yourself last night?

[guitarfreak9290]

Yes, I enjoyed last night very, very much.

[mastabee]

I really tried to come up with a new word for you, but they were all real words, and they all sounded bitter.

We did not get your shoes. I am very sorry. We were there until... I stopped looking at my watch after a while, actually, but it was after 12:30. The place was ridiculous. Coach Flo, far too late, established a semi-orderly system, but I am disappointed that it took so long. Apologies again.

[sprightlylola]

haha. i have been trying for a few weeks and i can only come up with loke, which is fairly non-creative. i'm working at it, though. because, frankly, it's applicable to someone right now. and i want to say it. really badly.

thank you anyway. did you get your stuff, though?
yeah, i'm going to see if they have a box of left over stuff at school or something. maybe they will be there. my mother was not too happy with me, but that line was insane.

[praetorian42]

I like smitten. Why make up a new word when that one sounds so good?

[sprightlylola]

i always thought smitten meant to be in love.
is it more of a between state?

[guitarfreak9290]

We put all our stuff around a table.

[sprightlylola]

see, i was going to just leave my shoes in the car (which i always do for homecoming). but then i decided that i didn't want to frollick around atlanta barefooted. (which is exactly what i ended up doing, although it was more of a sprint when you saw me.) so then i checked them, and, well, you know.

needless to say, you guys win. a much smarter move, indeed.