mrsronweasley

Current Mood: anxious
Current Music: my sister saying something or other

Bah.

ff.net can go and fuck themselves. oh wait, they can't, they've banned sex!

here's a plea for help (well, more a request, really...) i realized that i can't generate another code (waves to Anna :) - and someone (waves to someone) has expressed a desire for one, with a question mark. heh.

so, if anyone has a code to spare, i would really appreciate it, as would someone.

and i am now back at home. yesterday was crazy and eventful and sad and now i'm back. had to say goodbye to sam, and, obviousyl cried. he didn't, but said that the feeling was mutual.

such is life.

but now i am on full "GAH! ENGLAND!" mode.

GAH!

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::Waves to Liz:: :)

If I had a code dear, I'd give it up. But I gave mine to a friend of mine so... yeah. That's that.

And since I'm completely out of it today- are you in Boston yet, or does home mean elsewhere? Because if you're here, then I welcome you (back) to this... fair?... city. ;) If not, I'll welcome you when you do get here :) Ladida.

I am, indeed, in this fair city, so thank you! :) What say you to a get-together sometime in the next two weeks?

Oh, well, let me be redundant and welcome you again. Just because I feel all special doing that ;)

I'm all for a get-together :) What's your schedule like?

check your email in five minutes. :)

(i love indulding in online time when no one is bugging me about it...ahhhh...)

Check your e-mail now :)

I love, LOVE my computer. It is god. Right after the many sexual beings I lust after. ;)

I felt that way when I first moved to America. My mind the month before the move was all "Gah! America.", and then when I got here, it turned to, "Well, fuck."

Hopefully, you have a much better experience. :P

indeed!.. that would suck royally, if that happened. and i am sorry. when i first came to america i was more or less not disappointed, because my thoughts before we came were "where can i hide so that they won't take me with them?" and, of course, at eleven years old, you don't see much outside of your own little problems, like kids kicking you into the snow...

Blegh, I did not have a fun experience coming over here. My mother, luckily, was an English teacher. So I spoke decently, if with a disgustingly heavy accent. I don't think it would have been so bad, but for the fact that I moved here just before my seventeenth birthday, and I moved to an area which isn't exactly big on cultural diversity (READ: rural Pennsylvania).

The fact that my parents are Sicilian doesn't help much, either. Especially now, since I admittedly look quite middle-eastern at first glance.

I wish I could move to England. I think I might, after I graduate. Anyplace but rural PA. Besides, I like sheep, and I like English accents. I hope you have grand fun while there. You must tell us poor Anglically-challenged folk aaaall about your first few days when you arive, as we will be very interested.

ah, yes, that english... i actually knew nothing more than "mother", "father", "sister", "brother". blegh. it sucks to be leaving at seventeen, though!.. that's how old my sister was - and she was not a happy camper. i'm sorry you moved to such a place - at least where we lived, there were many like us, since it was a college town.

and trust me, i will tell you all all about it, provided that they didn't lie to me and there are computers on campus. ;) you will hear all the whining and the bitching, too, if that should take place, god forbid...

I don't have any codes left either. :(

And once more with feeling: good luck. Saying goodbye to people you care about will such, but I'm sure you'll do fine in the UK. And if you find something that you want advice/answers about, then you have your Resident Brit to email any time, you know that.

Britain won't know what hit it. :) *licks you :)*

i will definitely seek you out for help! :D i'm hoping that i'll be able to come to the manchester summit, too... let's hope that i know what hits me when i get there. *G*

*licks you back*

I believe that I can help you with the code predicament. But, it's gonna cost you. Nothing in life is free, m'dear. ;-D

BTW, Arwen took Winner's Bitch today at the Rochester show for another point and Jewel took Reserve. Whoo, hoo! Hope they can duplicate that feat tomorrow.

i am prepared to pay. *bows head in submission*

thank you!

and whooohooo, indeed! good for them! good luck tomorrow! :)

I'll send it to you in an email, along with a list of my demands.

Yep, I was proud of my girlies--they done good! Arwen won a bag of treats and a little porcelain tea caddy. Appropriately, the tea caddy sported a painting of a basenji shredding its blanket. Sound like a certain puppy we both know?

I have no idea who you could be talking about. *G*

Thank you again, I really appreciate it! And, er, how long is the list, exactly..?

;)

Oh, I am sure that you know *exactly* who I am talking about. Once again, that Lenny Kravitz song "Once You Dig In" is running through my head, especially since Little Miss tore a big wad of stuffing from the couch this morning and started a big fight with Khallie this evening after the dog show. Seems it doesn't matter *what* she's digging into, be it fabric or flesh..... (BTW, Khallie whipped her ass!)

On the upside though, she won Winner's Bitch again today for another point, Jewel took Reserve Winner's again and one of my best friends won Best in Show with her Rhodesian Ridgeback yesterday! Yayyyy!

The list is not long, don't worry! I'll email you tomorrow, but right now I have such a headache that all I want to do is go to bed. Blehhhhh...

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