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3/4/05 09:21 amBack from Surrey now. Was definitely an interesting trip. Pity I didn't get to see more of more people. I'll try and remedy that in the summer, but I won't be about too much then either. It's this whole working thing (which I'm doing again tomorrow, thanks to a phone call last night).
I keep planning long and interesting posts, but I really don't have too much to say. I've actually trained myself out of self-analysis on lj. Toast is training me to do it outloud now, instead.
In terms of self-discovery, I can say that I lack self-confidence, but have probably too much pride. I can usually disguise one with the other, but sometimes the two act in union in a very negative way. I'm a pessimist, but generally a positive person. Very self-conscious, and tend to react badly to people who aren't thinking about how their behaviour might be construed by others. It's a 'you hate most in others what you hate most in yourself' thing. I don't miss people, but I'm always happy to see them again. I can't understand people who don't let things go, because I'm pretty much incapable of holding a grudge myself. I can understand why people think certain things are aimed at them, but as a general rule I find if you think that, then it's probably not and the person it is aimed at still remains oblivious. This goes for both positive and negative things. There's a limit to what I'll stand being teased about, and for how long. I'm quite happy to laugh at myself, but 'min got drunk' is a pretty boring joke, especially the seventh or eighth time round. An advantage of coming back to York is I won't be hearing it solidly for the nect two months from my sister.
You are not a unique and beautiful butterfly. You are just like everyone else. Your experiences are not confined solely to you. Trust, relax, get on with your life.
And yes, I am using 'you' to mean 'me' ^_^ Now I'm even talking to myself online.
To do list:
- See Toast off
- Get apple cake
- buy fresh stuff (meat, vegetables, milk)
- buy TT22, and thingy for keeping comics in
- do magazine work (and find out what magazine work I'm still meant to be doing)
- create accounting thingy on Excel
- pay
almighty_frog the money I still owe her
- get Natwest online working, because otherwise I have £6
- fill in loan form (or decide I don't need a loan...)
Oh, any Hellblazer/Constatine/Warren Ellis fans, there's an unpublished comic online, floating around because it's about a school shooting, and was due to come out too close to the columbine shootings. Pretty interesting, pretty good.
ETA: I seem to have done half of most of the jobs today. I did do half the magazine work, but I couoldn't think of a good way to show that with a strike. ^_^
I keep planning long and interesting posts, but I really don't have too much to say. I've actually trained myself out of self-analysis on lj. Toast is training me to do it outloud now, instead.
In terms of self-discovery, I can say that I lack self-confidence, but have probably too much pride. I can usually disguise one with the other, but sometimes the two act in union in a very negative way. I'm a pessimist, but generally a positive person. Very self-conscious, and tend to react badly to people who aren't thinking about how their behaviour might be construed by others. It's a 'you hate most in others what you hate most in yourself' thing. I don't miss people, but I'm always happy to see them again. I can't understand people who don't let things go, because I'm pretty much incapable of holding a grudge myself. I can understand why people think certain things are aimed at them, but as a general rule I find if you think that, then it's probably not and the person it is aimed at still remains oblivious. This goes for both positive and negative things. There's a limit to what I'll stand being teased about, and for how long. I'm quite happy to laugh at myself, but 'min got drunk' is a pretty boring joke, especially the seventh or eighth time round. An advantage of coming back to York is I won't be hearing it solidly for the nect two months from my sister.
You are not a unique and beautiful butterfly. You are just like everyone else. Your experiences are not confined solely to you. Trust, relax, get on with your life.
And yes, I am using 'you' to mean 'me' ^_^ Now I'm even talking to myself online.
To do list:
- do magazine work (and find out what magazine work I'm still meant to be doing)
- create accounting thingy on Excel
- pay
- fill in loan form (or decide I don't need a loan...)
Oh, any Hellblazer/Constatine/Warren Ellis fans, there's an unpublished comic online, floating around because it's about a school shooting, and was due to come out too close to the columbine shootings. Pretty interesting, pretty good.
ETA: I seem to have done half of most of the jobs today. I did do half the magazine work, but I couoldn't think of a good way to show that with a strike. ^_^
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