Comments | voiceofyoureyes: Will? You? I. Want. You. To. (p. 234)

voiceofyoureyes

Will? You? I. Want. You. To. (p. 234)

Oct 18, 2004 20:53

I might as well admit that this is what I've wanted to do for a while, update my livejournal. but it never seemed worth it until ross threated to take down my link. and then it still wasn't quite worth it but I have a paper I just don't want to write and this is, at least, positive procrastination ( Read more... )

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noevilstarr October 18 2004, 20:14:25 UTC

Emily, you need to come to my part of the woods. I miss you. I would like to send you a letter. E-mail me your address. DHealey@ucsc.edu

voiceofyoureyes October 19 2004, 17:22:40 UTC

done. plus much more rambling. I miss you, too, and I even miss your woods. I don't know why, but I think that a part of me will always want to be at santa cruz.

melike October 18 2004, 21:15:40 UTC

Hey Emily,
I knew it was your birthday in the neighborhood (in the calculus sense) of several days. At first I thought of sending you a card, then a facebook message, but I ended up doing nothing but sitting there inwardly celebrating your birthday. Sorry.
I'm gonna start reading your entries again. I decided that not reading my friends page gets boring.

voiceofyoureyes October 19 2004, 18:19:41 UTC

I knew it was your birthday too. so, happy uncelebrated birthdays to us. somebody (for some reason I think it was one of jocelyn's roommates) said that 19 is the dirty age. I'm not quite sure if I agree, but it does seem somehow sexier than 18.

and we'll see if more entries appear to be read. I hope so.

hope all is well at nerd school!

melike October 19 2004, 20:18:58 UTC

I agree about the age thing. For some reason, ever since my childhood I've perceived even numbers as feminine and odd numbers as masculine. So I felt like I was a sweet little girl when I was 12, 14, 16, 18, etc.. and older and more mature when I was 13, 15, 17, 19, etc. Am I the only one who thinks like this?

voiceofyoureyes October 20 2004, 17:04:14 UTC

quite possibly. but the odd numbers do seem somehow edgier. I've always liked odd numbers.

it's interesting that you equate masculine with "older and more mature." *insert gender politics diatribe here* yup.

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leafygranule October 19 2004, 19:38:47 UTC

Emily, I'm sad that you and I haven't followed through with this whole "let's be friends" thing, and while this is a totally unnatural way to do this, do you want to do something some time? It's late enough in the semester already, and especially since I will be gone next semester and you (probably?) the semester after that... well, maybe I'll save this for an e-mail to be written when I don't have an all-nighter in front of me.