What now. . .?

[tracksonthesnow]

Though facebook writhes incessantly with updates as a hill writhes with shiney, marauding ants - it ultimately reveals little. Tiny one-liners attempt to carry social content 10 to 20 times their bodyweight and fail, leaving naught but puzzle pieces connected only by those local and current enough in the lives of those who write them to do so

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[pillsburypimp]

I have really missed the subtle poetry of your LJ posts and comments... No one does it like you do.

Also I want to congratulate you on a life well lived since college and especially for avoiding the corporate trap that is my life (and Morgan's and Rachel's and- I could continue).

Let's keep this LJ ball rolling- you need to coerce Janel into posting again. I will try to get Rachel or Upchurch or somebody back into the game. Facebook is great and all (I have no plans to give it up) but it can't replace the magic and history we all have here on LJ.

mmhmm

[tracksonthesnow]

Michael -

It is always inexplicably comforting to read your updates. :) something about how written words are internally audible and how it's almost like I can hear you describing what's up. I like hearing about your life.

Also, thanks for the kudos. It's been a crazy ride in some respects, but just now feels very worth while.

I'll do what I can to keep the ball rolling. And if it ends up being just us, I'll content myself with that. :)

[_starchild_]

Jason, you are beautiful and I miss you.
I'm glad that you are content with your life.
Maybe one day I'll post an update, too!

[tracksonthesnow]

Likewise, darling ;0) I follow your doings out of the corner of one eye. Blessings, blessings and blessings! Post when you can - you've been missed.