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mstakenidentity) wrote2007-09-08 11:20 pm
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The rest of today...
...lived up to the promise of the morning.
I made a salad with feta and olives and tomato and blood orange and lettuce and cucumber and balsamic vinegar.
mc_shamo put together a plate of dolmades and dips and bread and then he,
_bounce_ and I ate it together, then had boston bun.
Seamus and I slowly got ready to leave the house and caught a tram to uni for the read-through. (By the way, I'm a maenad!) After the read-through I wished Seamus and the others broken limbs as they headed off for their show and then I went on my way.
I like the reaction I get when I wear my rainbow shawel. I have to be in the right mood for it. It tends to get stares, but mainly those stares are followed by smiles, and small children always love it.
Once I got home I had a chat with Menelaus and pulled out some of the weeds near his grave. I miss him so much it physically hurts, but it's getting better. I can think of him and smile instead of wanting to cry, so that is good.
I have spent tonight enjoying the empty house. Don't get me wrong, I love being busy, and I love company, but it was nice as a change to be by myelf and quiet.And it meant no one witnesed me finish off an entire box of biscuits all on my own while reading a novel and NOT writing a uni essay.
I made a salad with feta and olives and tomato and blood orange and lettuce and cucumber and balsamic vinegar.
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Seamus and I slowly got ready to leave the house and caught a tram to uni for the read-through. (By the way, I'm a maenad!) After the read-through I wished Seamus and the others broken limbs as they headed off for their show and then I went on my way.
I like the reaction I get when I wear my rainbow shawel. I have to be in the right mood for it. It tends to get stares, but mainly those stares are followed by smiles, and small children always love it.
Once I got home I had a chat with Menelaus and pulled out some of the weeds near his grave. I miss him so much it physically hurts, but it's getting better. I can think of him and smile instead of wanting to cry, so that is good.
I have spent tonight enjoying the empty house. Don't get me wrong, I love being busy, and I love company, but it was nice as a change to be by myelf and quiet.