To be honest, I don't really care about the Superbowl; I've just recently learned how to pronounce Tony Dungy's last name (Dun-jee). I care more about things like peace on earth, drinking later on tonight and blogging on MySpace (that's where I drunk-blog), and the fact that no one in my family called me on my birthday.
I've been thinking about becoming a nun. It wouldn't be too difficult--I could spend time in reflection and study, the clothing seems low maintenance, and not getting a phone call on my birthday wouldn't be a big deal because I'd be too busy harassing Catholic school children. AND if I were in a bad mood, others would just automatically assume it's because I haven't had sex in ages. My tattoos might be an issue, though.
I won't really do it. I'm just bothered because I know the reason no one called is that they are busy with their own lives--we are going our separate ways, and that means sometimes being consumed with one's own existence. I hate when the ppl I love move away.
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It's a lot of effort to keep in touch with family. Thank God for internet huh? Most of us would be orphaned by now.
sorry. Happy Belated birthday if it means anything.
I don't think i would ever talk to my brother if it wasn't for myspace - anyone really.
it is "a lot of effort" and then time consuming to listen to how muffles or fido are doing for 30 min, not that i mind - it's just better (personal opinion) to call every few months and find out how things are really going. i suppose i need more of a birds-eye view of matters. =/
Shan, I did not forget your birthday or anything. No, I'm sorry I didn't call but dialing to Oki is not always that easy. This will not make you feel better but my first birthday in Oki, the one before you got there, no one called me. And my dumb bitch ex didn't even write me and I actually think that she forgot or just didn't give a rat's ass. Either one is possible. But I love you and wished there was an easier way for me to call you. Cause if there was I would. I love you sis. Please don't forget that.
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