FORTIFYING TODAY AGAINST THE ONSLAUGHT OF TOMORROW
biography
Not much to tell. I have a black 30 gig zune named Korgath.
my motto in life is a quote by Henry David Thoreau:
"A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can afford to let alone."
That's a good thing too, I'm poor as hell. I think that sums up what I'm willing to give out.Tell them who you really are. They want to know your musical taste too!
Asi asi? I don't think I've ever heard that before. I can guess what it means, but what language is it?
I've been busy over here, which is my excuse for not responding earlier. Sorry about that!
I've been studying for my citizenship test for the UK so I can hopefully have dual citizenship. I think it's so ridiculous that you actually have to pass a test, when all my friends over here wouldn't be able to and they're already citizens. I just like to complain though. ha ha.
Ah yes, tough situation. I really hope the business works out for you, that is an awesome oppurtunity:). The commute may be tough for a while like you said, but (no matter how cheesy it sounds) these sort of things always seem to have a better out come. By you staying close to help your mother (which it sounds like you are very loving and devoted to her) better things may arise. It seems like when people work against situations instead of with them, they get stuck and things become problematic.
I will keep your mother in my prayers. Chemotherapy is traumatic for the one recieving and loved ones around them and though it is a treatment I hope she will not have to suffer that.
I have no more words to waste on Stoic:) (that sentence was enough lol)
Aw well that is a shame. I am very sorry to hear that. Have you already got the biopsy?
And honestly Stoic cracks me up. He is so far fetched and ridiculous, like why is he even holding a grudge against you? It seems like he leaves me alone now.:)
My family is doing better which is nice. For a while I was in doubt about my grandma, wondering what happened to her. I worried after that experience we talked about that some awful after life had been in store for her or something of that matter. My aunt and her had joked around before she passed about grandma making a plant in my aunts bathroom bloom, it never had. two weeks after the funeral the plant remained dead.
But my aunt called one day crying and it turned out the plant had bloomed. It was very reassuring.
Oh they're pretty good, I just got back from a family trip to Norway. That was amazing. There's so many big mountains over there everywhere you look.
I did feel about out of place with my brown hair. ha ha, everyone is blond. Seriously.
How's things going with you?
Well thank you very much. That was very well worded what you said about words in the face of grief being powerless, i like that:).
and yes it is frustrating and it is nice to hear that you understand and have been there before as well.