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Sunday, July 13, 2003
 
Sing Sing Sing

I'm back - I've been at Liams again. What, I like being there? So shoot me. My haircut got a five-for-five rating ^_^;;

Anyway, Liam and I had dinner with my father, stepmother and brother at the Astor yesterday. It was a challenge, but I managed to finish my entire meal. It was looking pretty grim there for a while - I thought I might stop breathing from the pressure of my stomach on my diaphram - but I eventually ate the whole hamburger. My side of fries, however, could not be finished. Catching up with dad was cool, and he finally got to meet Liam. It's a big step.

I remember, back in my days at high school (Okay, so it was under a year ago - it has more impact when I say it that way), Some of us were grilling a friend on her and her long-time boyfriend. One of us - I can't remember who, it may even have been me - asked her how far they'd gone. She replied, without hesitating, "He knows my mother." Come to think of it, it wasn't me that asked, because I remember someone wondering out-loud what kind of an answer that was. I just remember thinking 'wow - that's heavy man.'

I suppose when you're 17 it is ::shrug::

Anyway, having the girls over tomorrow. Zoe and Lauren should be good, but I'm rather expecting Ledi to be a complete drag and her usual mass of depressive energy-sucking mopingness. I think she's getting far to attached to Todd in a way that, as he's already chewed through my circle of friends, is strange and disturbing. She's only keeping him around so that she's not alone, sure - and I'm rather glad for that, as it takes some of that burden off of me, leaving me free to... well, Liam more at the moment, but later possibly even some other friends or... well something. I'll be with her for the next two days though. Pray for my soul - I will require all your aid to survive.

Big Brother on DVD - oh-so wrong on oh-so many levels.

I'm gonna head in and get some chocolate. I'm then going to finish the specifics of this layout and head inside to make a salad for tomorrow when the girls arrive. But before that, I am going to post this.



"I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will
face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn
the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain."
~Frank Herbert

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