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Jan. 11th, 2004 03:24 am[Bad username or site: skeets' phonepostid='6 @ livejournal.com]
Jan. 11th, 2004
Do any of you guys around Eugene like to go dancing or do karaoke?
I ask, because I've been jonesing to go out dancing, or do some singing. Sadly, the people I most commonly hang out with are not so much into these things. I used to really enjoy 80's Night at John Henry's, but I'm no longer in contact with the one or two people who used to actually go with me. And, I can't even remember the last time I did karaoke. It was probably one of the last few times I hung out with my friends in Beaverton, and that was eons ago.
I have Thursdays and Fridays free from work for this term, so I think it would be great fun to go out and do one or both of these things! Or, there's also just going somewhere to hang out and have a few drinks. I'm up for that, too.
So, yeah, if you'd like to get out of the house, let me know, yeah? :)
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In other news, today's meeting went along fine. I'll be doing a web site for a magazine, and possibly some print work, as well. Probably no money for a month or so, but I will work up a few ideas and see what happens over time. They're in search of office space at the moment, so they are definitely looking to make something legitimate out of it.
I also determined that I love my pinstriped suit. I wore it to the meeting today, and man, I just didn't want to take it off after I got home. I look so awesome! Tee.
I finally fired off some e-mails today, so that's something else I can kick off of my to-dos. To Do tomorrow: jobstuff, Minijobbing, print adverts and flyers, call AT&T, sample layout for Blizzard.
Anyway, I have a massive headache, so I'm going to toddle off.
I ask, because I've been jonesing to go out dancing, or do some singing. Sadly, the people I most commonly hang out with are not so much into these things. I used to really enjoy 80's Night at John Henry's, but I'm no longer in contact with the one or two people who used to actually go with me. And, I can't even remember the last time I did karaoke. It was probably one of the last few times I hung out with my friends in Beaverton, and that was eons ago.
I have Thursdays and Fridays free from work for this term, so I think it would be great fun to go out and do one or both of these things! Or, there's also just going somewhere to hang out and have a few drinks. I'm up for that, too.
So, yeah, if you'd like to get out of the house, let me know, yeah? :)
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In other news, today's meeting went along fine. I'll be doing a web site for a magazine, and possibly some print work, as well. Probably no money for a month or so, but I will work up a few ideas and see what happens over time. They're in search of office space at the moment, so they are definitely looking to make something legitimate out of it.
I also determined that I love my pinstriped suit. I wore it to the meeting today, and man, I just didn't want to take it off after I got home. I look so awesome! Tee.
I finally fired off some e-mails today, so that's something else I can kick off of my to-dos. To Do tomorrow: jobstuff, Minijobbing, print adverts and flyers, call AT&T, sample layout for Blizzard.
Anyway, I have a massive headache, so I'm going to toddle off.
"And I fear, I have nothing to give."
Jan. 11th, 2004 11:26 pmSo, I'm thinking tomorrow afternoon is the deadline. If the PS2 doesn't arrive by tomorrow afternoon, then Mr. Bigglesworth is going to get upset. And you know what happens when Mr. Bigglesworth gets upset! ;p
I think I am too good at being fake-cheerful, especially here. Right now, my head is killing me, my eyes hurt, and my mood is kind of in the crapper. I feel okay most of the time, but there's always a sense of worry in the back of my mind, about what's going to happen to me a few weeks or months down the road. It's basically impossible to stop thinking about it--the best I can do is push it back into the lower levels of my consciousness, and let it fester in a corner.
There are several things that I'm kind of afraid to do right now, because, while they could be great for me in one sense, they would also be emotionally debilitating as hell in another. It's not even certain that any of it will work out, but I almost fear just being faced with the choice. Is that stupid? Probably.
I think this is a big part of why I suddenly want to get out and do things. Without classes or a day job, I don't really have anywhere to be, and that leaves me far too much time to dwell on terrifying thoughts. Yes, come out and dance, or sing, or get sloshed with me. It'll take the edge off for many of us, I reckon.
Oh, and thank God (and Bristol-Meyers Squibb Co.) for Excedrin.
I think I am too good at being fake-cheerful, especially here. Right now, my head is killing me, my eyes hurt, and my mood is kind of in the crapper. I feel okay most of the time, but there's always a sense of worry in the back of my mind, about what's going to happen to me a few weeks or months down the road. It's basically impossible to stop thinking about it--the best I can do is push it back into the lower levels of my consciousness, and let it fester in a corner.
There are several things that I'm kind of afraid to do right now, because, while they could be great for me in one sense, they would also be emotionally debilitating as hell in another. It's not even certain that any of it will work out, but I almost fear just being faced with the choice. Is that stupid? Probably.
I think this is a big part of why I suddenly want to get out and do things. Without classes or a day job, I don't really have anywhere to be, and that leaves me far too much time to dwell on terrifying thoughts. Yes, come out and dance, or sing, or get sloshed with me. It'll take the edge off for many of us, I reckon.
Oh, and thank God (and Bristol-Meyers Squibb Co.) for Excedrin.
