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Written by Diana, on 26-11-2004 22:05
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"i expect that i will always be the kind of person who is too much aware of the boundlessness of chaos"~Carolyn Kettlewell

"the dizzy rapture of starving. the power of needing nothing. by force of will i make myself the impossible sprite who lives on air, on water, on purty."~Kathryn Harrison

"people like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion"~Albert Einstein

"i know the bottom she says; know it with my great tap root: it is what you fear. I do not fear it: i have been there"~Sylvia Plath

"you can close your eyes to reality but not to memories"~Stanislaw J. Lec.

My Wasted book is missing. Not that I'm looking to read it but I don't like it when things like that go missing. My mother would definitely go so low as to take it. There were two guys in my room today delivering a new mattress (my early x-mas present). I hate it when people go in my room. I went and hid in the kitchen of all places. I don't have any control over what they touch or look at or anything. I'll sleep better at night not knowing. Anyhow, I've got too many damn things going through my head to get anything done. My room is as clean as I can get it, I could hang more MK pictures up but...they don't help any or make me feel better or stronger or anything. They're just something to think about during those moments when that snow starts. I finally found black nail polish at HotTopic.com, seen as I can't shop at Rite-Aid anymore and no where else that I'm willing to go to carries it. I ordered Amy Brown Fairie checks from StylesChecks.com because I'm sick of the plain old ones and I'm down to my last book of checks. Take a look at them here: Preview. It opens in a new window. You can add a saying to it so I added "The great art of life is sensation, to feel that we exist, even in pain.-Lord Byron" with a fairie cut in the top left corner. I'm so terrifyingly restless, this is how I am when I cut and I want to get on my bike but I'll just sit and mull over how badly I want to do it and what with for the whole two hours I'm on it. Maybe I'll read a bit first. I've now read all the Harry Potter books and the third, fourth and fifth books twice (I'm almost done with the fifth...again.) and I have the third playing on DVD (I've watched it about 8 times since Tuesday). I was thinking of trying Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events next since the next Harry Potter book won't be out for several months. Well, I made my new bed (and then slept in it), I cycled in new water in the fish tank (now the small one, Ollie, is swimming back & forth with his side to the gravel like he's playing), I went to the store for calcium supplements. It just hit me that I ate pasta for dinner so I'm getting on my bike now before I have a breakdown and get too depressed about it. Then I'm going to bed, I'm exhausted.

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