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Aug. 28th, 2002 11:37 pmSandra's cool "Announcement" post didn't have a comment feature on it, which made me sad, so I'm going to write about it here.
I totally agree with her about sexuality not defining who you are. I've felt the same about a lot of things, when I have arguments in my head with other people (I do this a scary amount of the time, especially when I'm bored on the train) about defining myself, and resorted to "I'm not a ___. I'm just me."
But I'm getting sidetracked. For no apparent reason, that entry just made me happen. Somewhere in Douglas Adams, he describes someone as having a smile that just made you feel "Oh. Well, that's all right, then." (1) Sandra's posts often make me feel like this. Both her girlfriend and Av are very lucky. [/warm fuzzies]
So, went to see Ghost World with Sarah tonight. Am still planning on seeing it with Nat at some stage, although possibly not tomorrow, as I may as well arrange to see it with Emma as well, seeing as she hasn't seen it and both Nat and I have now.
's funny, I went off the idea of colouring my hair yesterday when depressive, but now am happy again am really, really enthused. Perhaps I can do it tomorrow? It's strange, because I really wanted to get my ears pierced again mostly because I was depressed (got last lot done when depressed). Something about physical pain being a distraction/palliative for my depression, I don't know.
Sarah was commenting on my "Damn these holy wars" icon as being allusive to the Snoopy "Damn this war, and damn the Red Baron too", but actually what I had in mind was Capt Darling's comment "Damn this Chateau Lafitte," (sp?) from the end of episode one of Blackadder Goes Forth. So now you know.
Have another idea for Excalibur mockery. This is going to be fun.
Want to put a Regime! button on my webpage. Or something. Hn.
(1) Possibly not Douglas Adams, but it sounds like his style, and since I 1. haven't read the book concerned for some time and 2. am not at home, I can't verify this. Pretty sure it's DNA, though.
I totally agree with her about sexuality not defining who you are. I've felt the same about a lot of things, when I have arguments in my head with other people (I do this a scary amount of the time, especially when I'm bored on the train) about defining myself, and resorted to "I'm not a ___. I'm just me."
But I'm getting sidetracked. For no apparent reason, that entry just made me happen. Somewhere in Douglas Adams, he describes someone as having a smile that just made you feel "Oh. Well, that's all right, then." (1) Sandra's posts often make me feel like this. Both her girlfriend and Av are very lucky. [/warm fuzzies]
So, went to see Ghost World with Sarah tonight. Am still planning on seeing it with Nat at some stage, although possibly not tomorrow, as I may as well arrange to see it with Emma as well, seeing as she hasn't seen it and both Nat and I have now.
's funny, I went off the idea of colouring my hair yesterday when depressive, but now am happy again am really, really enthused. Perhaps I can do it tomorrow? It's strange, because I really wanted to get my ears pierced again mostly because I was depressed (got last lot done when depressed). Something about physical pain being a distraction/palliative for my depression, I don't know.
Sarah was commenting on my "Damn these holy wars" icon as being allusive to the Snoopy "Damn this war, and damn the Red Baron too", but actually what I had in mind was Capt Darling's comment "Damn this Chateau Lafitte," (sp?) from the end of episode one of Blackadder Goes Forth. So now you know.
Have another idea for Excalibur mockery. This is going to be fun.
Want to put a Regime! button on my webpage. Or something. Hn.
(1) Possibly not Douglas Adams, but it sounds like his style, and since I 1. haven't read the book concerned for some time and 2. am not at home, I can't verify this. Pretty sure it's DNA, though.