Apr. 5, 2005
I brought cream cheese & razzpotle, and chips. Meg had cheese &
chocolate fondue, fruit, cheese, bread, crackers, and veggies for
dipping. Beer to drink. Lots of fun. It was me, kirby, meg, julie,
niki, terri, and Glenn (gev). We talked about big fun and boys and
tacky talk about other people (not too bad), etc. We laughed a lot.
It was very good.
Apr. 5, 2005
www.youtube.com/watch
Book Of Love - Alice Everyday Lyrics
Alice Everyday brings sunshine
To my house most every day
Alice Everyday brings her friends
Over to my house to play
Alice Everyday
Alice Everyday
Milicent and Gwendolyn
Druscilla and Vivian
Penelope and Cymbaline
Constance and Evangeline
Alice Everyday has the most
Interesting things to say
Her friends who come to play
Have the most interesting things to say
Alice Everyday
Alice Everyday
Edith and Felicia
Polly and Cecilia
Edwina and Eminence
Josephina and Patinece
Alice Everyday brings sunshine
To my house most every day
Alice Everyday has the most
Interesting things to say
Alice Everyday
Alice Everyday
Tante Heidi and Gina
Hilde and Valentina
Phllis and Dulcinea
Thankful and Anni-Frida
Apr. 5, 2005
It has occured to me the reason for my apathy,
you think that I don't give a shit,
it's just the opposite.
Loss of humanity, suffering, and atrocity.
I'm gonna join the fight, lets get this party started right.
Something's always someone's problem,
problems always never seem to end,
sometimes they just have to end.
Front page, people full of rage.
Trapped in their world, like monkeys in a cage.
I'm building a bomb, I am I'm building a bomb.
Don't cry, not like you weren't gonna die.
If we all go at once we won't have to say goodbye.
I'm building a bomb, I am I'm building a bomb.
I got to get me some weapons grade uranium,
just a couple little things stand between me and my dream.
And when were dead and gone,
no one left to carry on,
who's first the buy the farm?
The list is as long as my arm.
Something's always someone's problem,
problems always never seem to end,
sometimes they just have to end.
Front page, people full of rage.
Trapped in their world, like monkeys in a cage.
I'm building a bomb, I am I'm building a bomb.
Don't cry, not like you weren't gonna die.
If we all go at once we won't have to say goodbye.
I'm building a bomb, I am I'm building a bomb.
boom.
Apr. 5, 2005
evile: Are you at work? May I walk over & give you your prezzie?
SkyeDS: I am and you may
evile: cool. see ya in 15. :)
SkyeDS: awesomeness :)
evile: back safe :)
SkyeDS: wb! thank you muchly for the pretty shiny! I will be extra
careful with it
evile: well, it wasn't expensive. if mine breaks, it breaks. Such is
life.
SkyeDS: thought: prepackaged time of month meals. steak, rare,
cabbage, and dark chocolate dessert
evile: *grin* We had cheese & chocolate fondue at Meg's last night,
it was about perfect for 'that time'
SkyeDS: I was noticing in the poly notices that the bakehouse has
fondue
evile: It wasn't good.
SkyeDS: have not been there at all
SkyeDS: after having had your fondue I may be overly critical too
SkyeDS: like most people I judge by what I'm accustomed to
evile: it tasted like white velveeta, the portion was small, and it
was 6 or 8 bucks. supposed to be an appetizer for 2. For $12, the
melting pot serves a very tasty, abundant real cheese fondue with
unlimited refills on dipping-stuff (veggies, bread, fruit)
evile: We decided next time we are skipping the entree and just
getting chocolate and cheese. (or going to Meg's, one.)
SkyeDS: now that we hopefully are headed back toward a more even
financial keel I can start saving up for a trip there
SkyeDS: and planning better menus at home
evile: that'll be nice :)
SkyeDS: a lot of stuff I want to do, I need to get off the ass and do
them.
evile: I know that feeling!
SkyeDS: spend a lot of time in crisis mode, and then everything else
goes by the wayside. after crisis is over, I need down time but that
almost always lasts too long and turns into stagnation
evile: Yeah, it's hard to find a happy medium, and sometimes hard to
motivate when there's not an actual fire under the ass.
evile: Next week's girls night is going to be at a restaurant, BTW,
so it's open invitation for anyone. Terri's going to bring a non-poly
friend for everyone to meet, so we dont' have the awkwardness of
someone bringing a stranger into a hostess' home.
SkyeDS: cool :) is it ok if I ask Chelle if she's going?
evile: sure. I'll probably put something in my LJ closer to the date.
it's in my april calendar entry, but that's far enough back that
people may not look at it.
SkyeDS: which restaurant?
evile: Burger Tex on Airport, probably 'round 7.
SkyeDS: never been there, seems like I think I heard they have good
rings or fries or something
evile: No clue. It was Niki's suggestion, so I'm sure it's fine.
SkyeDS: I just offered my ranch, again, as an event site
SkyeDS: not that it matters, since the offer was mine, nobody will
take me up on it anyway
evile: it doesn't sound like anyone has much of a clue what they're
doing at this point. that sucks about the fire.
SkyeDS: as long as there aren't more than a couple of dozen people, I
don't mind having them in the house for feast and court
SkyeDS: but they can't use my septic system
evile: *nod*
SkyeDS: HFS would save a lot of money if they didn't keep trying to
buy champagne on a beer budget.
SkyeDS: Raven'sFort (SCA) is completely primitive, no electricity, no
water (has to be brought to site in barrels, and portapotties), no
indoor kitchen or enclosed feast hall
SkyeDS: and nobody gives a damn
SkyeDS: of course the SCA in general has no dearth of period tents to
make up for teh lack of enclosures either
evile: yeah.
evile: I've seen the rennies pull together and make a feast pavilion
out of connected Ez-ups for a handfasting party with over a hundred
guests. It's all in what you're motivated to do, I guess. Entitlement
mentality vs. 'can do' mentality.
SkyeDS: we do that in Eq camp all the time
SkyeDS: we all put our individual food tents together and connect
them with tarps on poles
evile: *nod*
evile: I'm thinking of having my April full moon thing at San Gabriel
Park.
evile: I'm sure if it goes off well, someone will be upleasant and
say I'm showing off or something crazy like that. HFS'ers are much
too fond of drama & fussing.
evile: I guess I don't need to specifically invite the HFS ers, just
have it at the park, and that way y'all and Michelle can come over,
which is why I wanted to do it there, and if other HFSers come or
don't come, whatever.
SkyeDS: I've done full moon there many times before, nice place for it
evile: I have just been trying to get together with people for full
moons, not anything official or a big ritual, just hanging out.
SkyeDS: nobody freaked out when I did full ritual there, right in the
middle of Williamson Cty
evile: that's cool
SkyeDS: I didnt' make a big production out of it though so may be no
one noticed, and no cops were about
evile: *nod* Sounds like a positive outcome :)
evile: heh. Eric's been posting a lot today; he must be terribly
bored at work so far.
SkyeDS: lol nodnod
evile: give it a month, he'll be complaining about them working him
to death :P
SkyeDS: hopefully in a month he can go to graveyard like he wants
evile: shift differential $ would be a fine thing.
SkyeDS: indeed
evile: Okay. I didn't feel old until Chance started going on about
her plans for her 25th birthday....I am _ten_ years older than she
is. a decade. and we are both legal...ack.
SkyeDS: hugs - wind to your w ings :)
evile: *hugs* see ya later :)
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