Oh. The Irony.
May 25, 2006 at 3:16 am | In Other Stuff | 6 CommentsTags: Marriage, The past
Totally coincidental. Today is the day I was supposed to get married. May 24th 2003. I would have been celebrating my three year anniversary. Or, more likely, not.
My sister had to remind me.
My little duck
May 24, 2006 at 7:47 am | In Other Stuff | Leave a CommentTags: Parenting
My child is hilarious. She probably sits on the computer for a good hour a day, and I feel very safe in that because she hasn't yet found the joys of Instant Messaging. I don't think I'll let her know about that for a while yet. She does little website games and plays her Sims games, and evidently saves cute pictures to her desktop.
Today I went hunting for a picture, and found myself lost in her world. Hoards of pictures of animals, all with their cute misspelled titles, and some random pictures of scary graveyards and foreign cities that caught her interest. There was an entire file with 30 or so pictures of her school, which had burned down and was rebuilt two years ago. That was an interesting find. Kids are smarter than they let on.
Some of the pictures she chose, and the names she gave them, just cracked me up. I imagine some of her artwork hanging in a gallery someday, with these odd little titles attached to them. Like this one.

She named this one "HELP MEEE!!!!", which is rather fitting if you ask me. Looks like some brat put this hampster in a doll house and simulated an earthquake.

This one says "Pour thing". Not sure what she thought was happening to the turtle, but the "poor" spelling is pretty cute.

This is titled, "Wah". Maybe it's only something only a mother would know, but she perceives this cat to be asking a question. Looking dumb, in other words. Like, "wha?"

This one gets my vote just because it's adorable, and it reminds me of her and I. Two peas in a pod from the day she was born. And because we're a little obsessed with cats.
It was wonderful being reminded of how innocent she still is.
Let’s get right down to it.
May 24, 2006 at 4:26 am | In On Writing | 2 CommentsTags: On Writing, Outside Perspective
I’ve decided my next life will be filled with less drama. That may mean either causing less myself, or avoiding it at all costs – even if that means cutting some ties.
So, welcome to my new life.
That is the preface, where I have given you the option of leaving. Kind of like Gaspar Noe did in I Stand Alone, I’m giving my audience a 30-second warning to leave if you don’t think you can handle the rest of the film.
No filters. No fears. No more snooping people, unless they are really hell-bent on stalking, in which case they will prove their instability without any help from me. Just a daily stream of consciousness where I’ll lay it all out for you. If you care to read it, read it. But I’m tired of “friends lists” and “friends only”. I’ve never been one to filter and I don’t want to start now. I don’t want anyone to feel obligated to read my stuff just because I’m on their friends list. Especially when I’m writing erotica. Such a huge audience. You start to filter what you say when you know your boss, your boyfriend, his ex, your worst enemy, your best friend and your babydaddy are all reading the same thing. Too much pressure.
Let’s see how fast this thing can go.
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