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Maddie Lion ([personal profile] lathriel) wrote2005-01-22 11:43 pm

classically trained to rock your freakin' socks off

this book i'm reading is really crappy. that's a good thing though, because it means i have a chance of getting published.

as of tomorrow night, i'll be an only child again... wooooo!

snow, snow, snow

i painted tonight for the first time in a while. it was actually kind of good. i think i like acrylics (we didn't have any solvent for oil paints).

time to take a bath and hope there's hot water

[identity profile] bitterbonker.livejournal.com 2005-01-26 06:30 pm (UTC)(link)
Hey Maddie, I saw your site with the stories on it, I've thought about reading some or all of them, but my attention span is so short as to be inexpressible by the established system of numbers known to humanity. So, anyways, perhaps if you could give me a suggestion as to what may or may not be a good one to start on, I will hopefully take some initiative towards doing that before Halley's Comet passes by earth again. Or before we chill again, whichever comes first. Heh, nah, I'm being only marginally serious.

By the way, guess what I got?

[identity profile] lathriel.livejournal.com 2005-01-27 03:44 pm (UTC)(link)
it depends on which site you're talking about... if it's my new one, most of the links don't work even. if it's my old one, i'd start with... i dunno. they're both boy and girl protagonists versus greedy crazy political organism stories. go with the Joyce Carol Oates one first, and if it sucks go to the other. i don't know i'm a writer, we hate our own work.

and as for guessing what you got....:
syphillis?
another guinea pig?
a car that runs?
a job at Tuesday Morning?
Mr Mills home address and phone number???!!!
Voice mail on your cell phone (finally)?



oh, wait! a live journal. i get it!

[identity profile] bitterbonker.livejournal.com 2005-01-27 04:11 pm (UTC)(link)
I read the Joyce Carol Oates one back in Ms. Small's class, if you recall, but it couldn't hurt to read it again. I probably won't ever do so anyways ;)

Ugh, I just used a smiley.

In answer to your guesswork:

I hope not
No, one's just great
My car always ran, it just didn't stop
Nope
Hell no, but I did see him at Quizno's last week
Nope, trashed the cell phone, worthless expensive piece of garbage amenity

Hey, I do have a Livejournal! Nice going Maddie, you get a micron of my undying respect for your efforts.

[identity profile] lathriel.livejournal.com 2005-01-28 07:56 am (UTC)(link)
it may be a micron but it's still undying, so when your ephemeral disrespect for me is gone, there'll still be that micron.

Did you really see the leperachaun at quizno's? did he... talk to you?

[identity profile] bitterbonker.livejournal.com 2005-01-28 04:17 pm (UTC)(link)
Heh, what is that little purple thing?

No he didn't, thank the heavens. *shudder*

By that micron comment I didn't mean to imply that that's all the respect I have for you, just all that you can claim by succeeding at that exercise, which was, we both know, exceedingly simple. Also, keep in mind that molecular units of respect are subject to the laws of radioactive decay.

But, as a writer I find I waver between inflated bordering on megalomaniacal regards to my work, countered by the other extreme of regarding it as absolute trash not worth the strands of binary conveying it across the world wide web. Also, part of the reason I engaged this was because I have difficulty hunkering down to read from other sources, which likely at least partly explains why nobody would really have any interest in reading anything I wrote. Oh well, sense of accomplishment at "immortalizing" one's vision.

I should stop communicating online, because the medium makes it very difficult to know if I am coming across as an asshole. However, we shall chill at some point in the future, barring catastrophe.

[identity profile] bitterbonker.livejournal.com 2005-01-29 11:46 pm (UTC)(link)
Correction: A micron is a cellular unit, not molecular. Let's not sell your achievement short, eh?