Consider yourself so lucky, dear. You live the life I hope to find.

I am so sick of the future, and it's not even here yet ( Read more... )

I think it's a little funny, but I swear to you I remember.

And for now I promise, I'm keeping a one-track mind. It leaves less room for error.

(But I can't help it, you know)

C'mon, admit. It's good for a few private jokes.

I wonder if these moods and feelings are all too good to relish in, because for the first time in a long time, I'm at ease and relaxed and more than slightly satisfied.

I could do without some things, but for now I think I can deal.

Yes, there are finally things to look forward to, and it's closer than you think.

In with the outro and out with ( Read more... )

I'd like to put this in the lightest and most nonchalant way possible: people disgust me.

Okay so maybe, people never cease to amaze me, but that gives off a less irritated connotation. Well, that's what I was going for anyway.

I'd like to be more impersonal.

And I'm tired of always waiting for someone.

I can't do anything with your easy words.

I think that I'm going to swear off expectations for a while and start feeling good instead.

You know, I thought it would be hard to get through these days (It's not so bad getting used to things). I have time to read and talk to my parents over dinner and enjoy these less frequent occurances ( Read more... )

I love good, long days like this one, the kind where I'm so happy and ready to fall into my big, warm bed and sleep and dream ( Read more... )

Eh.

This is all I know, and whenever it shifts or slides or tumbles or shakes, I get nervous.

And well, I want to know more.

1. What did you do in 2004 that you'd never done before? Drank, experienced Mardi Gras in the French Quarter, celebrated 4/20, traveled alone to Washington, DC, had stupid one-night stands, fell into real love ( Read more... )