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Anonymous:
I listened to Depeche Mode all morning. Then I ate some fruit loops. Then I went out in the rain for a long walk down to the record store. I ran into my ex, literally. He dropped his groceries. I made him stutter again. I feel like Edward Scissorhands.

Anonymous:
:lol: Funny.

I've just been fucking around all day, worked out, ate some food and now have star trek TNG in the background while I browse the web. Been thinking about toking some bud, probably not though since I have to do shit tonight. Babysitting a puppy who managed to nip my face... I was surpsised I didn't get pissed at the puppy for biting- but hes so damn cute. Dogs rule.

Helena Handbasket:
GAWWWWWWWWWWD... I worked ALLL DAY!!!!!!!!!!!  I came home and had to feed the cat.  Now I'm checking the calendar for tomorrow, and really feel like slashing myself with a plastic knife.   :wink:

Anonymous:
I had to take my dogs out for a couple of hours so there could be an open house. So I grabbed something to listen to and some weed, got them in the van and drove the mile or so down to Lake Roland. I parked, smoked up, got them out of the van and put their leashes on and started walking up the road toward the bridge that leads to one side of the park....

Then I saw it...and HEARD it! The waterfall! The waterfall that's really just a dam... Whhhhhhsssssshhhhhhhsshhhssshhhssshh... What a nice audio/visual thing to happen upon having just gotten buzzed! And the vast expanse there with the fall colors just beginning to come in..

So on across the bridge into the park. There were some dogs there that started playing with my dogs. One of them started drooling on Angus's dick...another male. Damn homo dogs, LOL. So since these other pooches were off of their leashes, I took Angus off his and let him run around too. So we walked on past where the other dogs were and there we were....just the three of us...lots of trees with chestnuts or something occasionally falling...some of them hitting so hard that I was glad that they didn't hit me on the head...another nice visual of some oak trees and those helicopter-like seed pods falling in the wind...it was windy, and almost seemed like it could rain, but it was holding back.

We walked all the way to the end of the path...to where the tracks linked one side of the lake to the other...I used to just walk along there to circle around....but not today, no way doing this now what with the Light Rail up and running using those tracks...had i been alone i would have, but not with the two dogs. We walked back, went over the bridge and walked up there the longer way. No problem -- the idea was to kill time anyway.

I've been visiting this lake ever since I was a kid...my dad used to take us up there from our house in the city to feed bread-crumbs to the carp...then later on I would go there to just walk around, once went there to swim -- there was this place with some rocks and a sort of cave...back in my early 20's I went there with some friends of my sister's that had become my friends..had a bigtime crush on this one girl..then like 5 years ago I went there with my wife & oldest daughter when she was just 3 or 4...I have lots of history there.

Anonymous:
When Mr. Tambourine Man (The Byrds version) came on the AM oldies station, I picked up the guitar & began playing along with it, sticking mostly to the bass notes at first.. This made me wish and hope that the bass gets fixed soon so I can start playing some bass for the band if our bass player continues to not show up to practice. There were some ads on the AM station, so I flipped to the FM college station and before too long Master of Disaster (John Hiatt) came on so I played along with that one. There is some nice guitar playing in that song -- it's not all just strumming on the four chords, there's more to it than that. A little more, anyway...a sort of riff. Then I turned off the radio and played/sang this song by a band that I used to play in that's now broken up or whatever. What a great song! Then, for some reason, I started playing Shine On You Crazy Diamond: Part VI - IX by Pink Floyd...I'd never really played that one before but I've heard it enough times and figured out the chords by thinking about how it goes. After that, I jammed out on some of our own songs and an Urge Overkill song.

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