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Date Posted: 07:52:03 09/29/01 Sat
Author: Logan
Subject: A cowboy hat?
In reply to: mo 's message, "Who's there?" on 05:12:33 09/29/01 Sat

heh heh heh.

The next thing you know, you'll be wanting bunny slippers like Tarn's. ;)

I'm glad to hear that you were busy with fun stuff. Meeting online friends is wonderful. The POW get together we had in the summer 2000 was a joy. Plus, I saw Red this past summer again. I'm trying to get together with Blonde, but our schedules (though not that full) are conflicting. :(

I miss Acro and the chance to just get together for an hour or so and laugh and read witty stuff and catch up on what's new. It's a superficial high sometimes, but nevertheless, it worked for me. :-\

Mr. Logan just installed some cd's on my pc and I'm listening to old Moody Blues (ahhhhh.) Justin Hayward's voice will always be the most soothing sound to my soul. Well, that and my girls calling to tell me they've arrived safely to their destinations, I suppose. Learning to let go is an incredibly hard thing to do. It's a good thing it happens slowly.

I need a job and my ego (and our budget) are suffering that nobody has responded to the score of letters and resumes that I've sent out in the past three weeks.

Dylan is calming down and becoming more of a joy than a chore. I'd post a picture of him, but I don't have those boards any more and quite frankly, I don't have the energy to be bothered. That's what's bothering me... I'm growing apathetic about the fun stuff. I haven't beaded a single piece of jewelry since May, and I don't even care. I have been straightening up the house and cleaning, though, so I suppose that's a good thing. Not having any money to spend is keeping me out of the mall and out of the online shops. I hate that, because shopping is something I find really fun.

I know, I know... people lost their lives in New York and Washington and people continue to suffer all over the world. I'm a spoilt brat and I'm fussing about nothing. It's all relative, isn't it? I'd volunteer. Truly, I would. But, I have two college tuitions coming up. I need a paying job. I'd love something in retail, but realistically, that'd never work. ROFL

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