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atotalblamblamPlease excuse me if this entry shows up twice, lj is being a turd.
I squandered the weekend on the computer, boohoo. Today, for instance, I played with dollzors (http://elouai.com/doll-makers/candybar-doll-maker.php) all day. Here's the result:
Me now:
Haircut I've been debating getting for several months now:
Those are pretty much my two modes of dress, too: comfy/colorful, girly with big boots.
My grandparents have gone too far: there's a measure on November's ballot to amend the Oregon constitution to limit marriage to one man, one woman, and I'd been seeing a bunch of these ugly red, white, and blue signs all over in support of this fucking ignorant measure 36, and today what do I see planted prominantly in our front yard but that very same fucking sign. So angry, I mean God, do they think it's ok to be prejudiced for the whole household? Mom and I are so against this amendment, I cannot believe the gall of my grandparents. Not only is this fucking sign a beacon of prejudice shining for all to see, but it makes our household a target for people who show their non-support of measure 36 in violent/destructive ways. I have resolved to get rid of this fucking sign tonight. It will be gone by morning, and I will not say a word about it to my grandparents. They can draw their own conclusions about what happened to it.
Tonight Mom and I went out to get dinner and ate at her place. The creatures were cuddly (Rosie and Lucy, cat and dog), and we watched some Public tv special on wilderness and John Denver's love of it and we shared some hitchiking stories and it was a really good time. John Denver was a really amazing guy. He *knows* what it's like to love the outdoors.
When I was a child and I lived in the city
I dreamed of Alaska so far away
And I dreamed I was flying over mountains and glaciers
Somehow I knew I'd live there one day
Well it took me some growin, and a fair bit of schoolin
And a little bit of trouble to get on the move
And I felt like a loser but I turned out the winner
When I came to Alaska the land that I love
I squandered the weekend on the computer, boohoo. Today, for instance, I played with dollzors (http://elouai.com/doll-makers/candybar-doll-maker.php) all day. Here's the result:
Me now:
Haircut I've been debating getting for several months now:
Those are pretty much my two modes of dress, too: comfy/colorful, girly with big boots.
My grandparents have gone too far: there's a measure on November's ballot to amend the Oregon constitution to limit marriage to one man, one woman, and I'd been seeing a bunch of these ugly red, white, and blue signs all over in support of this fucking ignorant measure 36, and today what do I see planted prominantly in our front yard but that very same fucking sign. So angry, I mean God, do they think it's ok to be prejudiced for the whole household? Mom and I are so against this amendment, I cannot believe the gall of my grandparents. Not only is this fucking sign a beacon of prejudice shining for all to see, but it makes our household a target for people who show their non-support of measure 36 in violent/destructive ways. I have resolved to get rid of this fucking sign tonight. It will be gone by morning, and I will not say a word about it to my grandparents. They can draw their own conclusions about what happened to it.
Tonight Mom and I went out to get dinner and ate at her place. The creatures were cuddly (Rosie and Lucy, cat and dog), and we watched some Public tv special on wilderness and John Denver's love of it and we shared some hitchiking stories and it was a really good time. John Denver was a really amazing guy. He *knows* what it's like to love the outdoors.
When I was a child and I lived in the city
I dreamed of Alaska so far away
And I dreamed I was flying over mountains and glaciers
Somehow I knew I'd live there one day
Well it took me some growin, and a fair bit of schoolin
And a little bit of trouble to get on the move
And I felt like a loser but I turned out the winner
When I came to Alaska the land that I love
