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Long time, no typey [Apr. 10th, 2008|03:35 pm]
 LIveJournal, have I forsaken thee? Not quite. I simply have been MIA. But I still have thoughts. Here's a bastardized version of what's going on inside my head at the moment.

First off, I have to start by saying that there are some really strong paint and bleach fumes here at work and they've made me a bit high. Reading this blog later, I may not be nearly as amused as I am right now. Killing brain cells is bad for business, but good for entertaning blogging. 

The other day...was it yesterday? No, it wasn't. It was the other day. Okay...the other day I babysat for two kids. And these were REAL kids. They played outside. They demanded it. And they ate...a lot. There was tons of snacking going on. And I was in a house with wall to wall books. I liked it, but it made me realize that, although this family is nice and amazing, these are not my people. There were wall to wall People magazines and Cyndi Lauper or Led Zeppelin albums in my house. And I went outside if I wanted, but I also dug parking in front of the tube to catch the Flintstones and the Jetsons. These kids don't even know who The Jetsons are. WHAT?! I know. Kids are different now, man. They do things and they read and they're bossy. I was never that kid. I was quiet, and I didn't force adults to play games with me. I did force feed my aunt raisins though. The idea still amuses me.

I saw a Volvo station wagon with bunny ears today. Not rabbit ears, like an old school TV antenna, but actual ears that looked as if they belonged on a bunny. There was one on each door. I was happy when I saw them. If the car is still there when I'm off work, it'll be a Kodak moment.

I saw the new Second City mainstage show the other night (the latter part of the other day when I did all the sitting for children). Nothing real amazing to report there. I'm just glad I work here, and I want to perform for a living. Is that too much to ask? I've got great comedic timing and kick ass eyes that emote. What more do people want?

These fumes are giving me a headache.

I've been thinking about Elijah Wood lately. I don't really know what this means for my mental state. I haven't thought about that dude since 2003.

I think all customers calling in for ticket orders should be required to listen to themselves speak so they can hear how stupid they sound.

My cousin is texting me for college advice. Weird. I remember when she was born. 

There are some YO! MTV raps trading cards in here. Where did these come from? What a pleasant surprise.

I need to write more. 

I wish I hadn't worn these boots and this skirt today. I want my pajamas now. 

I'm bitter sometimes. That's not nice. 

Tyra Banks. That's it. Feel however you think you should feel. 

I had one more thing to put here, but it's left my memory.

I forked over 8 bucks for lunch today and it was crap. I'm looking forward to eating a frozen pizza that I had nothing to do with purchasing. 

Winter needs to get the hell out of here!
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STOP IT!! [Mar. 14th, 2008|11:24 am]

I wish people would stop making animated videos where they've pasted their own picture onto the head of said animated figure so they can (Oh, how silly it is!) watch themselves "dance" stupidly as an elf of a leprechaun or...whatever. 

It's not funny. It's not clever. It's just dumb. I hate those stupid things. 

Hate, I say. 

The weather's gorgeous. How are you?

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My little world [Mar. 9th, 2008|10:08 pm]
This weekend was both good and bad. I have thoughts. I'll put them here.

First off,  I saw a great show on Friday night that inspired me. I have no problem being off-the-wall, wacky, weird, etc. in everyday life. Get me onstage and I do have a tendency to freeze. Not always, of course, but I hesitate from time to time because I overthink. I'm trying not to do that...and yet, here I am--overthinking my overthinking by writing a blog about it.

I have a pinched nerve in my neck. If you're in the market for a new ailment, this is not one that I would recommend. Aside from the many, many hours of drinking and dancing last night at Sarah's fantastic 90's party, this has been a very uncomfortable weekend. The drinking did help me sleep though. So that was a plus. But yeah...down with pinched nerves. I want nothing to do with this scene. There is a dull ache constantly radiating through my neck and back right now. I smell like Ben Gay and I'm all hopped up on Naproxen Sodium. Sexiness!

There are too many people in my improv class this session, but they're all really, really good. Sad thing about it is...not much stage time. So, if the TWO scenes you actually get to do are complete crap...well then you feel as if you've had a crappy day. I don't know what my deal is, ever since 2008 rolled around,  I have been completely out of my improv zone. I need my mojo back.

Ta DA!!! I'm going to go roll around in Ben Gay. It's the only way to smell these days. 
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When I get that feeling...I want chocolate healing [Mar. 5th, 2008|12:13 am]
I was just getting ready for bed, when the best commercial ever aired.

A whirling mass of Reese's Peanut Butter eggs, and Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" playing. Seriously, I couldn't have produced the ad better myself. It's as if the company was reading my chocolate-obsessed mind. 

It may seem unholy, but Lord, help! Reese's eggs definitely have the power to get me turned on this time of year. 

God! I'm thinking about one...right...nowww...
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Speaking of things which anger Casey [Feb. 27th, 2008|07:06 pm]
There is a dog at our day care who has been with us since before Christmas. His owner dropped him off in late December with the pick-up date listed as December 31st. 

December 31st came and went, and there was no sign of Brownie's parents. He hated sleeping at night in a kennel. Days went by, weeks went by. Nothing. We called his owners repeatedly. Brownie's owners have racked up over one thousand dollars in boarding fees. We started to spoil him, buying him treats, giving him toys, giving him special treatment. We'd learned that his owner has done this at other boarding facilities but, eventually, we thought he'd come back to get his beloved pet.

Not a chance. As of today, February 27, Brownie is still at our kennel. His owners have decided to simply give him up. They're going to let the family pet they've had for five years go stay with complete strangers. They don't know if we'll find a home for him. They don't know if he's well taken care of, if his belly will always be full, if he's warm enough, and they don't care. They won't call to check in on him. It's like they've just thrown out some garbage or taken some old clothes to good will. 

And he's a good dog. He's wonderful. Luckily, for Brownie, he may have found a home today. A woman who recently had to put her dog down may give Brownie the home that he deserves. That makes me happy, but I am still angry with Brownie's previous owners. Those people were fine with going to bed every night knowing they'd abadoned their pet. Granted, they could have left him on the street, and I'm thankful they didn't. But, if someone left their child like that, there would be consequences to pay. They could have at least given him to a family member or close friend. Someone who wants and can take care of a pet.

Even though pets, much like children, count on us for food, shelter, love, and discipline, some people dismiss them as if they're nothing. They are still a huge responsibility, and they aren't always treated as such. That makes me sad. Anyone can have a kid, but even more irresponsible people can have dogs and cats. 

So sad.
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An open letter to all retail consumers [Feb. 27th, 2008|06:31 pm]

Dear Consumers, 

Fuck you. 

Oh, I'm sorry. Was that too harsh? Tough shit. I thought I'd just handle you with the same amount of respect you show your retail and fast food workers. Yes, I know the "customer is always right." Having working in retail all my life, I've gotten my fair share of how "right" you can be. I understand that sometimes we, the lowly and barely important workers, are stupid, bossy, forgetful, or just plain rude. But, we're also human beings. Sometimes we're tired, stressed, sick, hungry, broke, etc. Though this is never an excuse for poor work ethic, we are still working hard just to make ends meet. And it does not give you the right to treat us like dog shit on the bottom of your shoe. 

Tonight, I saw one of  you consumers yell at poor Juan at the McDonalds at North and Wells. I, being a consumer myself at the time, found Juan to be perfectly nice and efficient when taking and filling my order. I was grateful for him and the greasy food I was served, so I could get myself all energized to deal with an evening of answering customers' idiotic and sometimes rant-filled phone calls after spending an entire morning listening to and picking up after other people's barking dogs. 

But...not everyone appreciated Juan. See, one of you older fellows waltzed into the McDonalds and ordered a cup of coffee. No harm done.Until you yelled at Juan for no reason. Juan, doing his job and probably what his manager instructed him to do, poored coffee into a cup from a coffee pot that was sitting on top of the machine. 

"DON'T PUT THAT IN THERE!" your representative shrieked.
Juan was confused. "...s-sorry?"
"DON'T PUT THAT OLD COFFEE IN THERE, BOY!"

Juan looked forlorn and taken aback. He set down the pot and went to fill my order while your coffee brewed. Yes, you had to wait. And, I imagine, if you could have heard what was going on in Juan's head, you would have heard every curse word he knows. 

Why are you people such (Again, I'm going to show the same amount of maturity and respect you show us) cock licking, monkey fucking, shit eating, cunt-faced, sons and daughters of fucks?! Have you ever had these jobs?! You want fresh coffee? Ask for it NICELY! I'm not excusing all  retail workers. Some of them are huge dicks. But, when someone is just doing their job and you yell at them for no reason, when someone tells you that it is out of their control you will have to speak with a manager, calm the fuck down and deal with it! 

There is such a hierarchy in this society and I think it is complete bullshit. The person who serves you food, sells you shoes, rings up your groceries, or walks your dog is just as important to society as the person who signs your checks or even runs your government. We're just trying to get by on what little amount of money that we make so we can go on to do bigger and "better" things. Your waiter may be an Oscar winner one day. And, if we weren't around, you wouldn't be getting your shitty food or products.

Show some respect and start acting like fucking human beings! We're all the same, you shits.

Sincerely, 

A poor

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He's a COLE man... [Feb. 26th, 2008|02:50 pm]
 He is. Gary Coleman was on the Today show this morning. And, for no reason other than to annoy me and to make herself famous, his new wifey pooh was there all slouched, as usual, and looking like about as lively as a wet mop in a coma. I don't even really know what Coleman was being interviewed about but, before bashing his former work and then his 30 second rant on God knows what, Matt Lauer asked Wife, 

"What attracted you to Gary?"
"He was really sweet..." (Okay, this is the same guy that hurls objects in your direction in fits of rage, right?)
"...and he didn't act like a star or anything." (That's because...HE'S GARY COLEMAN! How many celebrities have you met?)

I'm afraid for her.
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Cookie wars [Feb. 25th, 2008|04:19 pm]
Okay. So the Girl Scout cookie craving started this weekend. It nearly passed me by that it was cookie time. Now that I live in a "real city," I don't encounter girl scouts the way I used to. Surely, though, someone would have connections. 

I started asking around and no one had any inkling as to where I could get my hands on some cookies. I decided to take matters into my own hands and I went to the Girl Scouts' website. There was a place that read: Find Cookies. This is what I wanted. I entered my zip code and clicked the cookie button. 

I was linked up to a site for Girl Scouts of Chicago that said they were going to be setting up stands in the Loop on March 3rd and March 20th, and if "you have any ideas where we could set up booths" elsewhere in the Chicago area please email this woman. 

So, I emailed the woman and I said this:

The folks in the Second City box office were not asked by anyone to order cookies this year and we are feeling the pinch. If you set up something near North and Wells in Old Town on your selling dates, I PROMISE you'd have some business.
 
-Casey Pilkenton

Exactly eighteen minutes later, I had an email from Susan, the woman, and this is what she had to say:

Thanks for thinking of us Casey and thanks for writing.

 

I think I can make this even easier.

 

I have attached a cookie sheet.  If you don’t mind, why don’t you take orders and collect the $ ($4.00 per box) and I will have one of our older girl troops saving for a trip contact you directly.  You can give her your order for the staff and she may possibly be able to drop them right off directly to you.  You’ll be hearing from their leader soon.

 

In addition to the above, can you think of any place near you that might allow us to set up a booth site sale?  It would have to be someplace that has A LOT of traffic.

 

Once again, thanks a million.  You’re great!

J

Susan

Girl Scouts of Chicago



First of all, the purple and bold font is nauseating--pink is better.
And secondly, give me a break! I didn't write to them to do them a favor or to be put to work. I wrote because her girls weren't out doing their jobs and now I am cookie-less. I am sans cookies. Not fair. This just shouldn't be. And I shouldn't have to work for the damned things. I am 27. I work for a living. I don't have time to be an honorary girl scout. If the little tykes want to sell some Second City tickets and give me my cookies for free, then we'll talk. Otherwise, I'd expect to make 50% of the profits. 

How is this making anything any easier for me?  The search for cookies continues...

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Late night thoughts [Feb. 23rd, 2008|02:00 am]

I'd like to say that it is confirmed I've found my place in life. At least, if you are considering the people that surround me. There are good ideas, GREAT IDEAS, a-brewin'. I can't say much, other than there is a van involved. And mom jeans. 

You'll love it. Trust me.

Also...when you're drinking at a bar, and a guy comes pops up unexpectedly like, according to his own sense of humor, "Aladdin," improvising your way into and out of conversation is the only way to go. Tonight, Jessie, Sarah, and I were greeting card writers who have cornered the puppy market. Tomorrow? You tell me.

Lastly...as I digest cheese bagel (Yum.) I will watch The Goonies, as opposed to E! The Goonies is on TBS right now and, I am amazed at how the Goonies Sean Astin vs.  the Lord of the Rings Sean Astin are pretty much interchangable. God bless a lug who can remain loveable through and past puberty. If Mikey Walsh OR Samwise Gamgee came along to be my travel partner on any endeavor, I'd been more grateful than I could ever express.

Nighty night, friends, and "...never say 'die'"

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I'd like to file a complaint, and for assistance [Feb. 20th, 2008|12:18 pm]

This is an open letter to the Credit Services Department at the Swedish Covenant Hospital where, according to them, "technology changes, compassion does not."

Yes, I called several weeks ago regarding my hospital bill from January when I was was admitted because I'd spent the better part of my Friday night vomiting out everything I'd consumed in the past twenty years or so. I said to the lady on the phone, "I'd like to know if I qualify for any assistance in paying this bill. I'm an actor, and I work two jobs just so I can pay $500 a month in rent. (Which is so cheap compared to most places.)" The woman on the phone asked me how much I made. I gave her an estimate and, just so you're aware, it would take about two and a half months of pay from both of my jobs to cover these medical bills in one swoop. And that's if I'm bold enough to decide that eating and shelter just aren't my thing. She told me that she didn't think I qualified, but we could set up a payment plan as low as $30 a month and she'd go ahead and send me the paperwork to fill out if I "want to try that."

Really?! Well, thanks for humoring me, but it's the darndest thing...I've received no paperwork. All that's come through the mail from your hospital to me since I made that call was another bill. This time for the doctor, Casey O'Toole, that I saw once the entire night. He felt my glands, asked how I was feeling, said I had a nice name (Ha, bloody, ha, O'Toole.), and then he left. If I passed the man on the street, I wouldn't recognize him, so it's only fair that he gets $500 of my hard-earned dollars for that BS, right? 

Wrong. Where's all this damned "compassion" you boast about? Send me my paperwork.  I never go to the doctor, because I don't have insurance, but this was an absolute necessity. I didn't have a sniffle. I didn't have a migraine headache that could have been taken care of with some pain meds. I probably could have puked out my lower intestine onto your floor that night, but I didn't because you all were so "nice" and "compassionate" and you had a cross on your wall and everything. 

I've called you again this morning and left word for someone to call me back. If you don't, I will be there in live person on Friday afternoon. Just to give you a heads up, I will have been up since 6am, working in a cold, cement building, listening to 40 barking dogs and picking up their endless piles of shit. I will be tired, I will be hungry, I will look horrid,and I will have to perform that night. Not your problem, I know, but I'm not someone to be messed with when I am in such a state. All I want is some damned paperwork. I don't think I should have to pray for it, either. It should just be here. 

Sincerely, 
The Angry Bitch formerly known as Pukey Patty

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At the end of the day... [Feb. 20th, 2008|12:28 am]
...ho hum.

I am tired. Way too tired to actually move from this chair and put on pajamas so I can get a good, long night of restful sleep. So...here I sit. I've been reflecting on my day. I have some thoughts. Want to read them? Great.

Number one, I'm glad to say that my iO Level 4 class performed tonight and it was...much, much better than what we've been doing in class the past few weeks. We've taken a beating, from ourselves and from improv, and we should feel jubilant about that. We didn't even cross that fine, almost imaginary, line from "satirical" into "inappropriate" so..kudos. OH! And there were some most excellent Hall and Oates references. I will toot my own horn in saying I picked up on where Skip was going in the scene and tied it all together *beep beep* (Half my team didn't even know we were singing to the tune of a Hall and Oates song in the beginning and that's just sad.)

Number two, I really think people should consider the physical state of the employees and the noise level of the room before deciding it's best to leave their two large and obnoxious dogs at the dog kennel. Do you hear that? All that barking? There are ten dogs per employee today, and one of those employees (me) has a splitting migraine from hell. Get your stupid canines out of here and into obedience school. I don't have time for this!

Number three, Lindsay Lohan. Really? Stop comparing yourself to the great beauties and talented women of Hollywood's past. You are NO Marilyn Monroe.
Here's Marilyn Monroe:



And here's Lohan...


I'm sorry, but you just don't measure up. I don't know who in the hell told you that you look good as a blonde anyway. Just look at all of those freckles! Your hair is red, LiLoh. Red! Stop fucking around. No one wants to see you as a brunette, or raven haired, or blonde. A lot of us would prefer to not see you at all. What I'm saying is, if we have to, stay true to your ginger roots. Don't be ashamed of red hair, it's beautiful.

And with that, and a few frozen grapes from the kitchen, I bid you a g'night.  (Also, Lindz, your girls look a wee bit droopy. Just sayin')
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Theatre in Love [Feb. 14th, 2008|05:31 pm]

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(no subject) [Sep. 11th, 2007|05:44 pm]
Saturday night after our show I lived out one of the more interesting bar experiences in my adult existence. Lina suggested we walk over to Margie's. I've never been there before and walking into the place I thought, "Excellent. Dive bar. This is awesome." The wallpaper alone was enough to get me excited--trees, large ones, life size. It was as if we were drinking inside a large forest. The back door opened up onto someone's lawn, complete with a motion light that did nothing but alert all the drunkies whenever you decided to wander outdoors. So many wonderfully funny and beautiful things happened at Margie's that night. Here is a list of things I loved complete with photos:

1. Not only was the bar named Margie, so was every single liquored-up patron. The average age inside Margie's that night: I'd say at least 52. I've never seen so many old ladies in a bar in my life. One in particular scooted past us on her way to the restroom, patting us on the back and legs on her way. It was as if your old granny had taken it upon herself to get you wasted after baking you some delicious chocolate chip cookies. As the evening went on and the old laides got more and more intoxicated, they cornered several of us, but not in a threatening way. It was drunken "hey, let's talk to strangers time"...but with someone's aunt or grandma.

2. Every single one of my drinks was free. The first came from the bartender because she said I'd waited too long for her to fix the drink. Yippee for patience. The second came from an old man who kept pressuring me to pick up a shot that had been left on the bar and down it as if it were mine. I told him I wouldn't because I didn't know whose mouth had been on the shot glass. He said, "OH! I won't even say what I'm thinkin'...mainly because my wife is standing right behind you."
So I turn around and, sure enough there's his wife. She said told me she didn't blame me for not wanting the shot because it had "no flavor." Drunk town. Her husband then stepped in and said, "She said she didn't know whose mouth had been on the glass."
"Oh, well that was Carolyn's shot."
"Carolyns?! Oh, go ahead and drink it then, honey. It's fine. Carolyn just had her teeth cleaned last week."
I declined. He then ordered my second rum and coke for me and when I tried to pay for it he told me to "get the hell outta here!" So I did. Free drink number 2. And I took his photo for good measure. 


3. We had a pizza delivered to us. In a bar. Love it! And it was delicious.
<-----"If this pizza could impregnate me, I would marry it."
That's right! I said that, and I meant it. My potential hubby didn't last long though. And he was a big guy! Family size. See! He could feed a family! Oh, hubby. You were delish!


4. A lot of drunk dudes showed up around midnight. These dudes were of our generation so of course the harmony we had established with the older bar patrons was threatened by these "young'ns." One guy showed us a picture of a lovely woman wearing mesh everything with boobs so large they have their own orbit and ozone layer. He left the unfortunate young woman's photo (which was framed, by the way) in the men's room on the urinal. (I know this for several reasons. All of which I'll get to later on.) John released her from her smelly prison.


Another one of the young drunk dudes called me a "beaut" as if I were a boat he'd just purchased.
"She sure is a beaut. Is she your girlfriend?"
Charming, as I was dripping in melted mozzarella and pizza sauce at the time. How dare he come on to me as I'm making out with my husband! He then told me I was wearing "nice colors." I didn't get his photo. Who would want it? I'm the "beaut", afterall. 

5. The greatest event of the entire evening took place while Lina and I were conversing near the restrooms. We look ed over and the door to the men's room was standing wide open. This wouldn't have been so bad if there hadn't been a guy standing there urinating at the time. What else could we do but...
?

While we stood there basking in the glow of the greatest photograph ever taken, Brian Kash approached the bathroom and was unpleasantly surprised by this guy's ability to forget one of the major details of using a public restroom (Close the DAMN door!). His face was priceless. And a new photograph joined the ranks as greatest ever...


Several minutes after these were taken, the pissing exhibitionist confronted us about the "flashes" he saw while peeing in the "washroom." He was wearing a shirt that read: Go Naked and he was so drunk, it was easy to throw him off our trail. Even though Lina was standing there with her camera, plain as day dangling from her wrist. 
"Come on, Go Naked! Why would we want pictures of you peeing?!...I saw who did it. ..They ran to the front of the bar."
It wasn't long before a girl on the other side of the pool table took a picture of some of her friends. When her camera flashed, we convinced him that it was her who took the photos.  He took off in search of the person whose camera contained his urination photos while we celebrated. 

I celebrated by peeing in the urinal myself. It just seemed right and ,for some twisted reason, it's something I've always wanted to do. Penis envy. I didn't take photos of that, but it was the two incidents that made me notice the big-breasted woman's photo laying abandoned in the men's room. 

In addition to all of the chatting with old ladies about liquor, The Book of Liz, and Savannah, Georgia. Lina took this photo of me with Joshua. 


Precious. And I'm not making any promises, but I think the two of us might get domestic and make some cupcakes this weekend. OH! Every girl loves a gay. :)

Thank you, Margie's, thank you, Lina, thank you, new and old friends, thank you, urinal, and thank you, pizza. Happy.
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(no subject) [Sep. 10th, 2007|04:08 pm]
I had a great commentary on some sort of social/celebrity issue, and because I got busy at work, I forgot it. I'm really irritated now. Frustrating.

Also..there's a poem in the works. That's right, a poem.

I don't know or understand what my mood is today. Weird.
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(no subject) [Aug. 11th, 2007|02:26 pm]
Your actions
They have almost
Always
Spoken volumes

An unfortunate realization for today

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My heart your unhappy apparatus
Lack of love, demeaning my status
Ever-present, innate anxieties
Take over with your lack of proprieties

Abandoned and dropped, left to decide
Decifer, distinguish the feelings you hide
Days filled happily with romantic wonder
Cut short with your inconsiderate blunder

Foolish, foolish boy I once met
Filled my heart with hope, then regret
To think I thought us a worthy pair
To think, oh to think---you nearly had me there
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(no subject) [Jul. 3rd, 2007|09:22 pm]
An ever present
Silent
Ticking time bomb

Anxiety
Wrapped around happiness
Wrapped around a dream
Jabbed into a memory
Of what once was

Lying awake
Sleeping while the world waits
Unused talent for an unnurtured love
One that cannot be
One put on hold

Two people at once
...locked in her own bubble...
Quaintly decorated with quirky odds and ends

Collections of a nomadic life
So, is this museum of her heart
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(no subject) [Jun. 14th, 2007|12:49 am]
I feel as if I wrote this...but unfortunately I know I didn't:

Time is gonna take my mind
and carry it far away where I can fly
The depth of life will dim the temptation to live for you
If I were to be alone silence would rock my tears
'cause it's all about love and I know better
How life is a waving feather

So I put my arms around you around you
And I know that I'll be living soon

My eyes are on you they're on you
And you see that I can't stop shaking
No, I won't step back but I'll look down to hide from your eyes
'cause what I feel is so sweet and I'm scared that even my own breath
Oh could burst it if it were a bubble
And I'd better dream if I have to struggle

So I put my arms around you around you
And I hope that I will do no wrong
My eyes are on you they're on you
And I hope that you won't hurt me

I'm dancing in the room as if I was in the woods with you
No need for anything but music
Music's the reason why I know time still exists
Time still exists
Time still exists

So I put my arms around you around you
And I hope that I will do no wrong
My eyes are on you they're on you
And I hope that you won't hurt me
So I put my arms around you around you
And I hope that I will do no wrong
My eyes are on you they're on you
And I hope that you won't hurt me
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(no subject) [Apr. 4th, 2007|02:22 am]
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

Okay, sorry. But seriously. I'm completely happy right now. It didn't really take that much either. :)
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(no subject) [Mar. 27th, 2007|12:55 pm]
YESSSSSSSSSSSS!
I got my income tax money in today which means I am definitely, without question, going to be able to afford to move to Chicago. I am so happy I could...slap someone in the mouth.
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(no subject) [Mar. 9th, 2007|02:01 am]
Tick, tick, tick
It sits
It waits

Nestled against me
Like a baby bird
Waiting to grow
And flee its home

I cling to it
Like sand...the tighter I grasp
The quicker it falls

I cannot hold onto
What I cannot embrace

Tick, tick, tick
It feeds
It needs

I want to release it
Yet I want to keep it
Let something in nature
Make it happen

I turn my head left
I turn my key right
Nervous at what I might find
O'er the threshold

Tremble...
Tripping on holes
Tiptoe-ing on razor blades
Living in constant turmoil

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