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The gang's all where?
May. 18th, 2012 04:34 pmI was having a nice, long IM session with a long-gone friend last night, whining about how I'm not getting my social on enough because the MOO kroo doesn't get together as often, and the goths have mainly had babies and moved on to other less gregarious pursuits. I don't think I'd mind so much if I weren't a) single, b) exiled to 425-land, and c) living in a house full of unsocial characters with wacky schedules.
Sure, there's Lambert House, and I'm working on changing my living situation (and the reasons for it). I have plenty to fill my time, believe me. Right at the moment, though, I feel alone pretty often. I still miss you. And you. You too. Just having someone to be with while reading or circumflatulating would be an improvement. Nibs & the Wendling either can't or won't fill that need.
A blast from my past: Back when I was a student at the UW in the early 90's,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dianala took me to a couple of talks by Susie Bright. They were often hilarious and always mind-expanding, at least for me. Fast forward to today. Susie has a Twitter feed, which I just followed, and her daughter Aretha, whom she mentioned as a toddler in her talks, is now in college. Aretha's gone into the family business: she and Susie have written a book of sex advice together. Judging by the photo on her blog, Aretha's gorgeous. And I'm a dirty old woman, with the emphasis on the "old".
Sure, there's Lambert House, and I'm working on changing my living situation (and the reasons for it). I have plenty to fill my time, believe me. Right at the moment, though, I feel alone pretty often. I still miss you. And you. You too. Just having someone to be with while reading or circumflatulating would be an improvement. Nibs & the Wendling either can't or won't fill that need.
A blast from my past: Back when I was a student at the UW in the early 90's,
dianala took me to a couple of talks by Susie Bright. They were often hilarious and always mind-expanding, at least for me. Fast forward to today. Susie has a Twitter feed, which I just followed, and her daughter Aretha, whom she mentioned as a toddler in her talks, is now in college. Aretha's gone into the family business: she and Susie have written a book of sex advice together. Judging by the photo on her blog, Aretha's gorgeous. And I'm a dirty old woman, with the emphasis on the "old".
