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I imagine I'll see them when I go home to get some clothes/do laundry though... I'm gonna miss em when my parents move to boston. Oh I guess I will miss my parents too.
Obo, to add to the lottery thread, I imagine I would buy and live in a fairly big old house, and use it as a general living space for people that are in between places.
I like it when kittens leap onto me from unseen places.
awww...I miss my kittens
I is sorry.
Sibling has a 3 legged kitten named Weeble, and he leaps with no regard for his personal welfare.
When they found him he had a bum leg and they thought he was hit by a car. My assumption is that he tried to attack the car.
Lukos has a thing for sitting on top of the doors in our flat (we have all the doors propped open) and then jumping from them to strange places, slipping, and falling to the floor. He also likes to sit on top of the bathroom door when I'm drying my hair.
Obo, to add to the lottery thread, I imagine I would buy and live in a fairly big old house, and use it as a general living space for people that are in between places.
Obo, to add to the lottery thread, I imagine I would buy and live in a fairly big old house, and use it as a general living space for people that are in between places.
Also, I am sort of beginning to suspect that my inability to stay in one place may be some sort of compulsion. I mean, the severity sort of teeters there, and I don't think it's hypochondria at this point to feel out the possibility-- or really, it is, because even if it was a psychological compulsion it'd still be my responsibility to balance myself out.
I mean, not only did I decide in the space of a single day to drop out of school and move elsewhere, and then Seattle the next day, I decided to drive to North Carolina at 11AM a few days later on a whim when New Jersey wasn't interesting enough. I dropped out of school the first time because of a correlation with the harassment-- just the same, I have pages and pages of journal scribbles about wanting to go to California and visit the Pacific Ocean. I never got there, just the same, but I was plenty content to move around regardless.
I mean, I swapped couches 27 times between my two semester of school, and most of them were needless. I feel like I have some sort of traveler's sickness.
I like it when kittens leap onto me from unseen places.
awww...I miss my kittens
I is sorry.
Sibling has a 3 legged kitten named Weeble, and he leaps with no regard for his personal welfare.
When they found him he had a bum leg and they thought he was hit by a car. My assumption is that he tried to attack the car.
Lukos has a thing for sitting on top of the doors in our flat (we have all the doors propped open) and then jumping from them to strange places, slipping, and falling to the floor. He also likes to sit on top of the bathroom door when I'm drying my hair.
Weeble the 3-legged kitten tends to over-shoot his target or aim for locations on which he cannot land.
Also, I am sort of beginning to suspect that my inability to stay in one place may be some sort of compulsion. I mean, the severity sort of teeters there, and I don't think it's hypochondria at this point to feel out the possibility-- or really, it is, because even if it was a psychological compulsion it'd still be my responsibility to balance myself out.
I mean, not only did I decide in the space of a single day to drop out of school and move elsewhere, and then Seattle the next day, I decided to drive to North Carolina at 11AM a few days later on a whim when New Jersey wasn't interesting enough. I dropped out of school the first time because of a correlation with the harassment-- just the same, I have pages and pages of journal scribbles about wanting to go to California and visit the Pacific Ocean. I never got there, just the same, but I was plenty content to move around regardless.
I mean, I swapped couches 27 times between my two semester of school, and most of them were needless. I feel like I have some sort of traveler's sickness.
It's also possible that you are incredibly melodramatic and need to chill out.
Also, I am sort of beginning to suspect that my inability to stay in one place may be some sort of compulsion. I mean, the severity sort of teeters there, and I don't think it's hypochondria at this point to feel out the possibility-- or really, it is, because even if it was a psychological compulsion it'd still be my responsibility to balance myself out.
I mean, not only did I decide in the space of a single day to drop out of school and move elsewhere, and then Seattle the next day, I decided to drive to North Carolina at 11AM a few days later on a whim when New Jersey wasn't interesting enough. I dropped out of school the first time because of a correlation with the harassment-- just the same, I have pages and pages of journal scribbles about wanting to go to California and visit the Pacific Ocean. I never got there, just the same, but I was plenty content to move around regardless.
I mean, I swapped couches 27 times between my two semester of school, and most of them were needless. I feel like I have some sort of traveler's sickness.
It's also possible that you are incredibly melodramatic and need to chill out.
Where are you now, out of curiosity?
your first sentence is one I would describe as both incendiary and empty-headed, even for you
I'm in North Carolina, playing a lot of World of Warcraft, while I plan my next leg of travel. Historically, though, I leave North Carolina by abandoning my planning in the middle of the night, buying a train ticket, and ending up somewhere farther north.
Also, I am sort of beginning to suspect that my inability to stay in one place may be some sort of compulsion. I mean, the severity sort of teeters there, and I don't think it's hypochondria at this point to feel out the possibility-- or really, it is, because even if it was a psychological compulsion it'd still be my responsibility to balance myself out.
I mean, not only did I decide in the space of a single day to drop out of school and move elsewhere, and then Seattle the next day, I decided to drive to North Carolina at 11AM a few days later on a whim when New Jersey wasn't interesting enough. I dropped out of school the first time because of a correlation with the harassment-- just the same, I have pages and pages of journal scribbles about wanting to go to California and visit the Pacific Ocean. I never got there, just the same, but I was plenty content to move around regardless.
I mean, I swapped couches 27 times between my two semester of school, and most of them were needless. I feel like I have some sort of traveler's sickness.
It's also possible that you are incredibly melodramatic and need to chill out.
Where are you now, out of curiosity?
your first sentence is one I would describe as both incendiary and empty-headed, even for you
I'm in North Carolina, playing a lot of World of Warcraft, while I plan my next leg of travel. Historically, though, I leave North Carolina by abandoning my planning in the middle of the night, buying a train ticket, and ending up somewhere farther north.
World of Warcraft is a delightful way to avoid reality. I can't think of anything else one would feel compelled to do in North Carolina. What class?
the issue is that, usually, my primary justification for moving is increased stability, which sort of inherently contradicts itself. Over, and over, and over... ... no matter how I try and force myself, it's impossible to view the world or my place in it as something dynamic. To drum up the example I usually use, if the bed I'm sleeping on isn't long enough, my immediate and only solution is to move somewhere else where I sleep on a longer bed.
To me, the world is static, and I move through it instead of manipulating it. That's a problem.
EDIT: 60 Rogue I had her sitting at 56 then yesterday I logged on and polished off 4 levels, bam
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awww...I miss my kittens
I imagine I'll see them when I go home to get some clothes/do laundry though... I'm gonna miss em when my parents move to boston. Oh I guess I will miss my parents too.
That would provide you with lots of victims.
I is sorry.
Sibling has a 3 legged kitten named Weeble, and he leaps with no regard for his personal welfare.
When they found him he had a bum leg and they thought he was hit by a car. My assumption is that he tried to attack the car.
Lukos has a thing for sitting on top of the doors in our flat (we have all the doors propped open) and then jumping from them to strange places, slipping, and falling to the floor. He also likes to sit on top of the bathroom door when I'm drying my hair.
I would try not to have sex with said people.
It would make things sort of weird.
Sort of.
I mean, not only did I decide in the space of a single day to drop out of school and move elsewhere, and then Seattle the next day, I decided to drive to North Carolina at 11AM a few days later on a whim when New Jersey wasn't interesting enough. I dropped out of school the first time because of a correlation with the harassment-- just the same, I have pages and pages of journal scribbles about wanting to go to California and visit the Pacific Ocean. I never got there, just the same, but I was plenty content to move around regardless.
I mean, I swapped couches 27 times between my two semester of school, and most of them were needless. I feel like I have some sort of traveler's sickness.
It was incredibly tragic.
Weeble the 3-legged kitten tends to over-shoot his target or aim for locations on which he cannot land.
I would imagine that's how most frogs die.
I SUMMON GAY ALPHABET VOLTRON L! G! B! T! Q! A! R! FUSE!
Victims
Of a great time!
It's also possible that you are incredibly melodramatic and need to chill out.
Where are you now, out of curiosity?
I am having sex with men right now, I'll be over in a few then we can dispense all inclusive justice.
I'm in North Carolina, playing a lot of World of Warcraft, while I plan my next leg of travel. Historically, though, I leave North Carolina by abandoning my planning in the middle of the night, buying a train ticket, and ending up somewhere farther north.
World of Warcraft is a delightful way to avoid reality. I can't think of anything else one would feel compelled to do in North Carolina. What class?
I want my God damn orders.
Go make me a sandwich!
No onions.
(someone had to do it)
wish I was....(well, a man...not really into the group thing, but whatever floats your boat).
the issue is that, usually, my primary justification for moving is increased stability, which sort of inherently contradicts itself. Over, and over, and over... ... no matter how I try and force myself, it's impossible to view the world or my place in it as something dynamic. To drum up the example I usually use, if the bed I'm sleeping on isn't long enough, my immediate and only solution is to move somewhere else where I sleep on a longer bed.
To me, the world is static, and I move through it instead of manipulating it. That's a problem.
EDIT: 60 Rogue I had her sitting at 56 then yesterday I logged on and polished off 4 levels, bam
NC is not that terrible of a state. There are some truly charming areas. I am in it and I do not only play WoW! I do other things too.
Literally every time I look at your av and sig, I chuckle.