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Name: Celeste
Birthday: 4/26/1989
Gender: Female
Interests: i love Jesus, my family, real friends, badminton, photography, & down and away.
Expertise: either over achieving or surpassing the extremes of failing. and collages. im really good at those.
Occupation: photography
Message: message me
Website: visit my website
AIM:  heavenlynite89
Member Since:
7/30/2004
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| these past couple days feel a little smooshed together. movie and pizza at mel's on friday. was that friday? orientation on saturday. that, along with strike out and fried rice galore. baby sitting on sunday.. don't remember sunday night. i don't remember yesterday. today was work. always work.
on the bright side, in less than 2 weeks breaking dawn in coming out. i finished another book this weekend (and enjoyed it) only to find out it's a series and there are two more. i also have many other plans which i cannot disclose at the moment because i am a superstitious fool.
i have, however, realized that maybe i always feel bad for the losing team or the villain probably because i'm the losing team and the villain. to feel less bad about this, i was gonna go buy myself some tulips, but i realized i didn't have enough money. i'm thinking if all continues unsuccessful, and i manage to save a few more dollars/carry it in my wallet, august 17th will be less of the standard heartache with self-purchased petals. | | |
| from my father,
i have a big head, no eyelashes or eyebrows to take up the extra space, and a wicked heart.
from my grandmother,
small eyes, though hers were probably once beautiful.
the burden of saying no, when i want to say yes,
and the ability to have a favorite who scorns me as i rely on my least favorite for support.
from my mother,
i commute.
i twist things in my head to hurt myself,
and i'll never let go.
not only because i can't, but also because i won't. | | |
| b- glass of soymilk
l- necessary nutrigrain bar to stomach ibuprofen
d- bowl of hamburger helper, 2 cookies.
just some notes-
-there was a leak in our ceiling at work for a few weeks and just a few days ago they discovered it was asbestos.
-i got to meet daric barton (a's 1st baseman) and ryan sweeney (a's outfielder) on friday when i didn't go to work and went to oakland/sf instead :)
-i'm boycotting forever 21 for as long as i can manage... basically, i had to spend $10 extra for being an inch bigger. no returns.
-david's parents are gone for a few weeks so we've been cooking dinner together. last night's chicken parmigiana with spaghetti was a success.
-i've somehow replaced human company with fictional literature company
-my heart is weighing me down
-i'm camp-sick
-i pre ordered breaking dawn about 36 seconds ago.
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| i've been using xanga as a means to record the books i've read this summer, but xanga doesn't let you post more than one book or movie or album or game per post so along with daphne, i've just finished diana the huntress and frederica in fashion.
i literally just finished the last book a few seconds ago. these past 6 books are from a series called "the six sisters" by marion chesney. i found the first book, minerva, when i was in 8th grade at the pacifica library. i suppose someone rented it from another library and returned it to the pacifica library, where it was placed in the wrong section. so, not only was the book not organized in the right genre, but it was at the wrong library because it didn't belong to pacifica. but i somehow found it. i learned that minerva was part of a series and tried to find the taming of annabelle and the rest of the books, but i never found one library that had all of the books together. so i bused myself to san bruno and south city but never really got to read all of the books.
well this summer, reading is my new form of breathing, i suppose, and combined with the library's spiffy new online catalog, i was able to find that all 6 books were at the burlingame library. so i went there last thursday, borrowed all 6, reread the first 2 and less than a week later i have finished all of them. it's a little pathetic, really, because they're british regency novels about marrying off one guy's six daughters, but i love the books so much. and now that i've finished all of them, after starting 6 years ago, i feel like some part of my hope for love, chivalry and charm has ended along with the series. i'm finding that i wish i was born 200 years earlier but i suppose, even then, everything wasn't peaches and cream just like it isn't now.
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| i hate being home but i feel unwanted everywhere else. | | |
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