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[voiceofyoureyes]

wow. people and their lives and the way they write about them on livejournal. that's what I get for reading my friend's page before updating, after having two intense being-19 conversations in a row. not conversations about being 19, but conversations that only come from being 19

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make me a salad?

[paintedcarousel]

forget that old bat joyce & read the sitwells book i sent you, now.

Re: make me a salad?

[voiceofyoureyes]

I'm working on it. but first I get to read books like "Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists." oh, econ 1.

ps. the thing I was going to say on the phone the other day before the parentals picked up was that I enjoyed immensely your last livejournal entry.

love.

[carrett]

ulysses is easy to give up on.

love loves to love love...i think that's my favorite quote.

[voiceofyoureyes]

delicious.

this was only a temporary lapse-- it has to be, because I'm reading it for class. which is one of the reasons I wanted to read it in a class in the first place. plus, the pleasure of hearing my insanely intelligent and articulate professor read the dirty parts out loud in his slight southern accent.

[carrett]

that's awesome!

[colebrook]

emily how are you? It took me forever to get back to you, so i understand the wait, but whats your phone number? I have a calling card, and I'm not afraid to use it!

I'm good, I think

[voiceofyoureyes]

I have my cell phone on irregularly, which is the same old number. (310) 717-7905. my room phone, which always rings, is (610) 690-2710. you're definitely on the top of my email list, but you know as well as anyone how long it takes to check things off that list.

I would LOVE to talk to you. and I will try really hard to make that happen.

[melike]

hey, any salad is good once it has feta cheese in it.
what kind of tea? I have like a year's supply in my cupboard: regular black tea, chamomile, and blackberry.

[voiceofyoureyes]

it was constant comment, which is a pretty good orangey sort of tea. with lemon and honey. the dining hall has a decent selection, but nothing too fancy.

the other night, however, I had ginger tea, and it was some of the most delicious stuff ever. especially because it was real tea leaves that I seeped in a fill-it-yourself teabag, one of the niftiest things I've seen in a while. my parents have so much tea at home, and I've always mocked them, but now I've become someone who wants to have a whole cupboard of different kinds of teas and offer them to everyone who walks in. right now it's just a box.