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ASSORTED THOUGHTS, MIXED EMOTIONS AND MORE...This has been a year full of losses, but i'm thrilled with who I am becoming.
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January
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- In Balance and Harmony with Nature
- Sideline Experiments, Distractions
- Conversations with a Dead Man
- Arranged
- Creating Character
- Axiology
- Confidence Rekindled
- Spiel Mit Mir
- Childish Affairs
- Long Strolls Through Open Oil Fields
- The Manipulator Meets a Jester
- Archangel (Not the Devil)
- One-Winged Angels
- The Beloved
- Even the Most Uninspiring Good News Monday
- Words, Words, Words
- For an Angel No More
- Hermes
- Euthanasia Silhouette
- Blood Relatives (Some Call It Family)
- Where is Home?
- Burn Away
- The Obligatory Numbers Game
- As Hell Is Deep
- Worlds Apart
- I'll Be the One
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January
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About Me
- ~*wILd chILd*~
- In here, I can hide. This, my dear sweet indulgence, is where I thrive. My confessions run rampant. They overflow. You get them or you don't. But it doesn't bear repeating. So, please, don't bother asking. Yes, in here, I should surely hide.
My Current Top 10 Songs
- It Never Rains In California - Albert Hammond
- Fool For Love - Sandy Rogers
- The Seance - Porcupine Tree
- Take A Picture - Filter
- I Want You to Want Me - Cheap Trick
- Un Amico - Ennio Morricone
- Last Night - The Strokes
- Baby Love - Diana Ross & The Supremes
- Little Green Bag - George Baker Selection
- Blue Velvet - Bobby Vinton
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"Life is a journey, with peaks and valleys, sharp turns, speed bumps and the occasional state trooper. It also has winding roads leading God knows where, along with long, quiet, peaceful bits in between. Initially, we join our family on their journeys until we find our footing and take our exit, stage left. Along the way, we meet fellow travelers. Some of these wanderers were sent to help us, and for these gentle creatures, we are thankful. There are those who come along with the sole purpose of knocking us off course and into a ditch. Hopefully we've enough of the former to help us out-maneuver the latter. Then there are times when we're alone on the road--and need to thank God for U-turns."
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