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Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 5:30 am
Ooh, Leav, I'm excited already!
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Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 5:55 am
Oooo, good, I've been wanting to read those.
Also... you had P.E. twice a day? What kind of madness is that?
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Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 5:21 pm
Had to to graduate. I think I'll edit it this week, and post Friday, Saturday, and Sunday installments. Would that be too much to handle? It's pretty...thick. -LD
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 5:14 am
I don't know...just work at your own pace. You were the one that always said a story takes time. And I think this one would take more time than others, you know what I mean? But if you've just got some minor editing to do, then you should be fine.
And, oh, by the way...school has been closed for the second day straight because the sewers are backed up because of all the rain we're getting. And we're supposed to get more rain/snow today. (Sorry if I already mentioned this, I just wanted to brag!)
Alright, later dudes!
heart dramallama heart
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 4:49 pm
Ha, it's already Spring here, practically.
Yeah, just some editing. I think I might pace it so that the epilogue falls right after the Chinese New Year. -LD
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 4:55 pm
Yeah, I love it how winter is supposed to be a time where the world "dies"...we've got trees budding up here. And I was hoping for snow on my birthday at the end of next month!
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 6:24 am
Oooooo, I saw snow once... It was awesome. My brother and I tried to make a snowman, but we didn't know how to so it turned out to be, like, a snow blob with arms. Still fun though, even when I slipped on a patch of ice and got a huge bruse on my bum.
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:59 pm
Ugh. I absolutely hate snow. It's cold, wet, heavy, you have to shovel it, it reflects light so it hurts my eyes, it makes me have to stay home all day with my little brother, and it just overall s**ks.
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Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 7:30 pm
I just don't like cold weather. Period.
(Psst! Check out Locker Room Discrepancies!) -LD
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Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 6:06 am
Really? I love the cold and damp, it's the only time of the year I don't hate living in Florida. And the fog! I love the fog, when you can just breath it in, and the cold runs into your lungs and fills you up--oooooo, I love that.
(I'm gonna go check them out right now)
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Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:34 pm
Lea, I know you called me the other night, and I am very sorry I didn't call you back... I didn't check my messages until this morning, mainly because I spent all of yesterday passing in and out of sleep with this adorable kid I met at the rave Thursday night after work. Only now I'm kind of confused, and I feel a little weird. I'll just copy my LJ entry.
Ok. So Thursday night Minion rented The Foundation downtown and we had a little rave thing. By the end of the night, there was just this small group of us left. It was like, Me and my brother, Rob the sponsor/our friend, Jesse who introduced us to Rob on New Years, Minion, Phil who I've hung out with once or twice before, and Andrew, who I think with the exception of my brother was the youngest person there, being that he is sixteen. Jay showed up as we were leaving.
So I spent the better part of the evening tooling around and smoking with Phil, because Phil is cool, and I haven't hung out with him in a long time. We took a walk, got back, and outside was standing Andrew, who I hadn't met previously. The three of us stood outside and smoked a bit, then we went in, and they were dancing, but I stayed off the floor to rest my legs from all the walking I had done with Phil, considering I was wearing heel's.
At the beginning of the night, I did dance. Someone gave me glow sticks, and I ended up dancing a bit with Rob, which was fun, and then on my own a little, and after a while I went and sat down and that was that, because shortly after I went walking with Phil. Once I got back into the club, taking into consideration the fact that I had worked six hours doing cash before getting to the club, danced once I got there, went for a walk, and then stood outside with Phil and Andrew for about twenty minutes smoking and chatting... I figured I had a right to sit for a little. I was watching everyone, and then Andrew comes over, grabs my hands, and drags me onto the dance floor. But, by this point, it was just the small group of us, and there was a lot of unused space on the floor. The minute he grabbed me, though, I knew I was screwed. Because while I don't normally get this way, I've begun to fall for this kid.
Here is the dilemma. I know that he's mature, and he's really kind, and I enjoy being around him. I also know his birthday is the day before mine, which is why we connected on the level we connected on. But I still think of him as a kid, because he's three years younger than me, almost to the day. He's my brothers age, besides, and for that its almost (not really, but bordering on) creepy.
Now, the reason I do know the things I've found out is because he had been kicked out of his house, and was going to sleep in a laundromat. Now, I'm a caring person, I don't like to let people do stuff like that, if I can help it. I probably shouldn't have brought him back here, but I did. And if I had my own place, I would do stuff like that far more often. Which is probably not a good idea. Essentially, my place would be the one place where my friends would always be welcome to spend the night, any night, for as many nights as they need. Which is what I was willing to do here for Andrew. He went home last night around six thirty, after adding me on facebook, and promising to message me his number as soon as he found his phone (which he believes he left at school). Oh, there's another thing. He's still in high school; I'd have graduated by now if I'd attended, but I didn't.
I mean, its not that this whole thing feels wrong, its just that for some reason I think its weird that I've connected with this kid like this, even though I usually (and by usually I mean always, even with girls) go for someone older, rather than allowing myself someone younger. Mainly because younger usually means less mature, not always physically, but usually mentally, and that is what bothers me most about people in general. The fact that they are mentally immature. But that might be what it is about this kid, the fact that, if he hadn't told me (which I'm glad he did) that he was still sixteen, I wouldn't have been able to guess it on my own. No way, no how. Except maybe by the acne, but thats not a big deal. Never has been; even I still have breakouts now and again, and I'm twenty on July tenth (making Andrew's birthday the ninth, obviously, at which point he will turn seventeen).
But all in all, I don't think the timing for this rave could have been better. I haven't had that much fun in ages, and not to mention seeing all the people who I know, but I don't get to see as often as I want, was really great. I mean, I walked up to the door and I was hugged by people I don't think I even know, even now, but I still hugged them back. And why? Because that is the spirit of the community, that is how raver's roll.
You know what, too? A lot of people are under the misconception that ravers take E. This is wrong, because while I ran into one or two acid heads, and snuck out to smoke a bowl with Jesse, Phil, Ben, and this other girl who's name I don't remember (but I think it was Ayla), I didn't run into a single people who was on, or advocated the use of, E. And that made the sense of community stronger, because we were really all there for the music, the dancing, the fun, the fellowship. And the small group out for pizza at one in the morning afterwards didn't hurt, either.
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Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 3:22 pm
Tommy....
First...let me give you some advise you gave me: age shouldn't matter, so long as you're comfortable with it.
Now...about that call:
Oh, god, where to begin?
Thursday, I was...having a bad day. What I call a "Dead Poet Day"--after Dead Poet Society, and Megatokyo's infamous "Dead Piro Days". In an attempt to feel better, I watched The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, on ABC Family. Everything had gone wrong...and, thinking about it, it's not.... Not something big, or something I can really put my finger on. Just a lot of...strange gestures, conversations. Something I read set me off.
I decided to get online, and checked Gaia. You told me I should bring up Blissful Dreams. As I looked through past threads, I found a little lost forgotten poem from June, with no replies.
Do you believe in Fate, Tommy? It's amazing...as much as I rail against a set future, there it is, staring me in the face--some things are just meant to be. Like getting on Gaia, or joining the guild. Writing poetry, meeting you. When I clicked on "Christmastime Prayers and New Years' Resolutions Forever", I knew--everything fell into place.
I found the words I was fighting so hard to find, to say, always on the tip of my tongue. As I read the poem, I wept. Silent tears streamed down my face, unchecked, and strangely, my vision cleared. That poem, I wrote in the heart of summer...it's still so true, even now. I needed to find it. With all my heart, I wept. Most of my cries are thirty seconds or less. This was like a twenty minute cry. I haven't wept like this since writing "Remembering Mama". I understand now--this is my epiphany. A poem to me, from me--half a year later, my whole world has turned, but it's still true.
That's why, Tommy. I called to tell you how thankful I am. So blessed to have you in my life. So thank you, Tommy, with all my heart, and:
Love and Vale, -Lea
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Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 3:32 pm
Ooh, I love you so much, dear! Thats just... Of course I believe in fate. Some things are just meant to happen, and they do. And when they do, its just so... Wonderful, generally. And thank you, as well. I'm always thankful for having met you, you're one of my best friends, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Thank you for returning my advice. I know I always have good advice, but like Alice from Alice in Wonderland, I never take my own advice. Which is bad, because I know what I am talking about. Heh. The thing is, there are moments where I feel like a mother rather than a lover, and that is what is making me feel weird. Like, I know he is still growing, and I can't wait to see how he looks all grown up, because frankly, he's such a cutie. (*cough clickmecough*] But it mainly is because he IS still a kid, and he IS still growing, and I know that, and I want to watch him grow, and in that way I feel more like a mother, but that is so totally not the nature of the relationship. But yeah. Thank you for being really, really awesome.
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Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 3:59 pm
No problem--it's what I do. *ego inflates* (Wanna pop the bubble, Lion?)
And I know exactly what you mean...and it's actually what I've ben forgetting to tell you. I think I like a boy. A gay boy.
Oh my god. This is my first gay crush.
But he's two years younger. I don't...I would feel like he's more my youthful ward than my lover, and I'm not into Greek apprenticeship. He and a (mutual) friend are coming over tomorrow to hang out.
I'll let you know the details. -Lea
EDIT: By the way, the boy is yumtastic.
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Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 4:33 pm
Aww, thats kind of cute... How odd, though, that we're both falling for someone younger.
That is also part of what is weird, though... Saying "boy" in regards to someone I like, when every guy I've liked prior has been old enough to be called a "man."
Oh, did you click the clickme though? <3
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