+ My previous post really made me think about things. I typed it up at a time when I was calm and undisturbed, relaxed, and I had time to reflect on myself and this blog. As that moment is now forever gone, and I'm back to my anxiously-content self, I re-read my post and WOW, was it filled was some crazy stuff or what? The good crazy, that is. It was...deep, even for me. I am very pleased about the descriptive passages, the poetic flow and the stylistic elements that I had used, though I'm not sure how to take it.

+ Nothing as eccentric and personal in this post as that last one. Nor in future ones, I'm thinking. I am (sadly) in a vocabulary slump at the moment. Descriptive power has been drained to the dregs.

+ Music is becoming a major part of my life. It's also a career option, and one that I'm seriously thinking about pursuing.

+ So is interior decorating. I've found a steaming passion for cabinet trim and organic pillow throws.

+ Yes and Yes [dot] blogspot [dot] com is quickly becoming an all-time favorite site to visit. Sarah Von is an amazing woman who shares her tips, advice and personal experience with her readers. When I read her blog, I feel as if I can connect with each post in some way. Oh, and her thrifting, travel plans and cheap decorating ideas are heaven. If you haven't visited her yet, do so.

+ Kris, remember when I said I didn't like flickr? Yes, well, that's changing. I am a flickr photostream whore...

+ If you need some laughs, check out the "That's What She Said" and "Random laughter when remembering something" groups on Facebook.com - they are chock-full of hilarious photos and experiences from site members.

+ Games not challenging enough for you? These are sure to make you scream in frustration. And remember: Walkthroughs are for people with short attention spans who's imagination level is below the below-average line.

~K.L.

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+ My previous post really made me think about things. I typed it up at a time when I was calm and undisturbed, relaxed, and I had time to reflect on myself and this blog. As that moment is now forever gone, and I'm back to my anxiously-content self, I re-read my post and WOW, was it filled was some crazy stuff or what? The good crazy, that is. It was...deep, even for me. I am very pleased about the descriptive passages, the poetic flow and the stylistic elements that I had used, though I'm not sure how to take it.

+ Nothing as eccentric and personal in this post as that last one. Nor in future ones, I'm thinking. I am (sadly) in a vocabulary slump at the moment. Descriptive power has been drained to the dregs.

+ Music is becoming a major part of my life. It's also a career option, and one that I'm seriously thinking about pursuing.

+ So is interior decorating. I've found a steaming passion for cabinet trim and organic pillow throws.

+ Yes and Yes [dot] blogspot [dot] com is quickly becoming an all-time favorite site to visit. Sarah Von is an amazing woman who shares her tips, advice and personal experience with her readers. When I read her blog, I feel as if I can connect with each post in some way. Oh, and her thrifting, travel plans and cheap decorating ideas are heaven. If you haven't visited her yet, do so.

+ Kris, remember when I said I didn't like flickr? Yes, well, that's changing. I am a flickr photostream whore...

+ If you need some laughs, check out the "That's What She Said" and "Random laughter when remembering something" groups on Facebook.com - they are chock-full of hilarious photos and experiences from site members.

+ Games not challenging enough for you? These are sure to make you scream in frustration. And remember: Walkthroughs are for people with short attention spans who's imagination level is below the below-average line.

~K.L.

say something~