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Oct 04, 2008 19:20


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helloalena October 5 2008, 11:48:19 UTC
Hope things turn out ok for you dear, and I look forward to the book.

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timbre October 8 2008, 01:45:10 UTC
Thank you so much. :]

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catiekat October 5 2008, 17:24:33 UTC
Trudging is so the word for it. It's seems that's all I do with boys. Just concentrate on the awesome job (even if it is just once a week) and the awesomeness that is you.
I'm always telling myself that my mom is really biased, but then somehow she convinces me that I'm awesome and then I feel better for a while. Is your mom talented like that? Maybe you should go see her. Also, going back to Gig Harbor will remind you how GOOD you have it in Seattle!

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timbre October 8 2008, 01:44:10 UTC
WHAT THE HELL!
So I went back to school today and somehow 2 weeks off seemed to go by SO slowly. I just realized now that tomorrow's Wednesday and I'll be in my second week of school next Tuesday. I don't know what it is about not having plans that causes every trial to drag on and on, but I am so over it.

I did not once think about anything depressing today and it's because I was in school. In Merchandise Buying Techniques I decided that I need to find a career path where I am NEVER home and always working. I'd rather be miserable and have something to show for it than pining for love and... poor.

My mom knows that I will NEVER visit her in Gig Harbor so she comes up every other weekend or so to have lunch and gossip with me. She doesnt say things to make me feel better because she knows I just need someone to talk to that will give me an unbiased opinion.

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spencoid October 6 2008, 04:04:19 UTC
I feel like your book will be good.
And why did your hours get cut so much?

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timbre October 6 2008, 04:28:43 UTC
I hope so. My main character's name is Nectarine.

The economy and weather have been contributing to slow business. When it picks up I get my hours back. John, my boss, is trustworthy, so I think I can trust him not to go back on his word.

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___twocolours October 8 2008, 01:30:03 UTC
misery needs company and i am more than happy to accompany you

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timbre October 8 2008, 01:40:37 UTC
Somehow the word miserable sounds so ugly when it's a state of being.
Misery always sounds poetic. Maybe it's just you, though. Bleh, I miss stomping up and down Seattle hills with you sorting out life's ambiguities and talking about stupid shit.

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___twocolours October 9 2008, 14:27:30 UTC
i know, i had a moment of breakdown the other day
i couldn't help but turn every thought into a nostalgic memory..sometimes it's not fun having an apartment all alone

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