Love Sickness
Jul. 30th, 2013 12:11 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yamamanamaThe wildlife center had a hand-raised goose who couldn't walk or swim very well out and he was happily noshing on the grass.
I recognized somebody who came in just because of the tattoo of a crescent moon obscured by a coil of mist on her foot. See "the King of Birds." And also, guard geese are a real thing in China. Also see "the King of Birds"
You don't even need to do much to scare off Gallop and Penelope with the noozle at the end of the hoose. Maybe someone could even record the sound of the hoose and then play it on speakers when you want the goats to go inside their shed or even just get them out of the way.
We need to be like Thailand, where only one family has a surname. Do you know how many people there are with your name? I lost count at around 20. I gave up at 50. Now you know why people spell their names with four Ms and a silent Q.
Jess may or may not be around next month. Let us toast, in hopes that our paths may cross again. Not sure about Christina: She's the Ian (she will probably resent this comparison; Ian didn't. That's because he knows he still has Zoidberg) at a vet clinic. I thought she would wait until after her internship but it doesn't take extensive specialized training to be Ian (Ian would resent this). That leads to the burning question.
Don't you hate when people who you despise achieve their hopes and dreams? Okay, that happens to everybody. If you say no, you're lying, but,
Burning question: Is there ever a time where you should be happy for someone you like achieving their hopes and dreams but you're really just despondent because it means you may never see them again?
I recognized somebody who came in just because of the tattoo of a crescent moon obscured by a coil of mist on her foot. See "the King of Birds." And also, guard geese are a real thing in China. Also see "the King of Birds"
You don't even need to do much to scare off Gallop and Penelope with the noozle at the end of the hoose. Maybe someone could even record the sound of the hoose and then play it on speakers when you want the goats to go inside their shed or even just get them out of the way.
We need to be like Thailand, where only one family has a surname. Do you know how many people there are with your name? I lost count at around 20. I gave up at 50. Now you know why people spell their names with four Ms and a silent Q.
Jess may or may not be around next month. Let us toast, in hopes that our paths may cross again. Not sure about Christina: She's the Ian (she will probably resent this comparison; Ian didn't. That's because he knows he still has Zoidberg) at a vet clinic. I thought she would wait until after her internship but it doesn't take extensive specialized training to be Ian (Ian would resent this). That leads to the burning question.
Don't you hate when people who you despise achieve their hopes and dreams? Okay, that happens to everybody. If you say no, you're lying, but,
Burning question: Is there ever a time where you should be happy for someone you like achieving their hopes and dreams but you're really just despondent because it means you may never see them again?
