
You Should Follow Islam
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You believe that there is one true God and that it's your duty to submit to his will.
Life may be trying, unfair, or painful here on earth. But you're waiting for the Paradise in the afterlife.
Religion is the most important thing in your life, and you are fully devoted to God.
You are willing to fast, pray often, and follow all of God's rules to make sure you have a place in heaven.
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Totally off-topic, but I was thinking about my jewelry the other day. Specifically the fact that my nose stud has a rhinestone in it, and it will inevitably fall out one day. This morning I took a shower, looked in the mirror and...you guessed it. Damn thing had fallen out. Now I have to get a new one. Pain in the ass. (I refuse to give up my piercing.)
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I was just sitting here, bored and depressed.
Then I decided to start stumbling cause hey, what the hell else am I going to do on a Labor Day weekend?
Anyways. I hit the "stumble" button on my computer and this is what I got.
I'd like to think it's a sign.
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The only things that would make me feel better right now are a white chocolate mocha, and a witty yet brainless chick lit novel.
Suggestions appreciated.
And I can't believe I gave away my copy of Bridget Jones' Diary.
:(
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I just sent out two very well-thought out emails to people after receiving emails from THEM, and...
HOTMAIL ATE THEM!!!
DAMMIT THIS SUCKS.
Now I have to go collect my thoughts again.
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--Stop wearing bright red lipstick. Yes, YOU. If you own bright red lipstick - throw it out. It looks shitty on everyone. And if it's matte, it also dries out your lips and you look like you've been doing shots of vinegar. Seriously. THROW IT OUT.
--For the love of all that is good and holy, stop calling me so much. Seriously. I cannot think of a single, solitary person on this earth that I actually want to talk to every day. Not one. I love Rachel, and I'd even get tired of her after awhile. JUST STOP. I mean I'm practically a shut-in and I have too much of a life to call someone that much. Geez. I only want to talk to people two, three times a week tops. And I'd be hard-pressed to think of more than two or three I'd even want to talk to that often.
--FYI: I am not sociable. I think people are, for the most part, jerks. Yes, jerks. Myself included. I am a total jerk.
--I'm hungry, but everything looks disgusting. DISGUSTING. Rice? UGH. Eggs? THROW UP. I'm trying to stick to anything that...well, anything that doesn't have a taste. Like rice and eggs. Which still look disgusting. I'm going to try to choke down some toast.
--I appreciate your concern, but stop worrying about me already! Seriously, man! I'm A-OK. Well actually I'm not - but every time we talk you don't have to turn all concerned older brother on me, alright? I mean I really appreciate it - really I do - but sometimes when I talk to you, I'd like you to tell me about yourself. Stop asking how I'm doing. How are you doing? Your efforts will not go unrewarded, and yes I realize you think I am vulnerable and wounded - and I am vulnerable and wounded. And yes, to assuage your ego - I do need you. If I lost you - I'd be lost. Just start trying to be there for the happy times too, okay? Cause I like myself better that way. I bet you would, too. Grasshopper has learned much, Confucius, but Grasshopper not learned to harden heart.
--Have a wonderful idea for a story. Short, long, whatever. Not sure yet. Involving a bipolar, starving writer (early 30s) and her best childhood buddy who happens to be married/separated/newly divorced (can't decide) who she happens to have been sleeping with for 15 years, since before he married. He's a year younger than her and has had his Ph.D since he was 27, thus making her feel like a loser. He will most definitely be a genius and afraid of tipping her over the edge. She may have a meltdown, or she may just stay stoic and play the ice-princess. Suicide attempts/ideations can be expected. He's going to have a picture-perfect life and she's going to be living in a shitty apartment wearing and heavy eyeliner all the time, whilst he always looks spiffy. I also can't decide how upset she's going to be over the fact that he married someone else and not her. I think her pain is going to be in the form of self-loathing and guilt. I'm getting a fatalistic vibe out of this character, I really am.
I also don't know if most of the scenes will involve a cabin in the woods (where she may or may not have gone to kill herself), or a condo on the beach. It has to be secluded. SHE has to be secluded.
Maybe - maybe a gay boyfriend who lives in her apartment building that she confides in.
Damn, I'm further along on this than I thought.
--Did I mention I feel angsty?
--Thanks for your emails. You and you. You know who you are. I'm going to write back, really. I just have so much information to process since I got them that I need to sit on it for awhile.
--I practiced yoga for the first time in 5 days last week. I'm sore. :(
--I think school started. I'm not enrolled, so how the hell would I know? But I have to go to that class...ughhhhh I wish I'd been able to do it this summer! **whine**
--Every play I thought I would write my paper on we went over in class. Goddammit. Why does EVERY college literature class read The Glass Menagerie, and A Doll's House? Or whatever it's called. Ick. I think I'll write on The Crucible.
--I'm hungry. Dry toast, it is! It's all I can choke down. :(
--Home Movies makes me giggle. Haha!
--Everyone has a white whale.
--I love you, too.
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And that whole "ZOMG I FUUUUCKED UP!" entry?
Yeah I was being silly.
False alarm!
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I finished The Lovely Bones in one night. Couldn't put it down.
So now I'm browsing Ye Olde Bookshelves trying to figure out what I want to read.
I really, really should read The Chronicles of Narnia since I have to take a final exam on it, but I know those books backwards and forwards. :(
I did have a copy of The Gospel According To Biff before I moved, but it got lost. Dammit. And they'd just met Maggie!
So now, according to my bookshelf and me not wanting to reread anything, it's down to Life of Pi and Like Water For Elephants.
Probably Life of Pi just to see what all the fuss was about.
OOOH AND I GOT INVITED TO A PARTY!!!
No see, I never, EVER go to parties. Usually I hate them. Actually the last *real* party I went to was in August of last year. Mine and Youssef's reception.
Annnd...well Youssef's kinda being a pain about it because he wants me to have...
A CURFEW.
**headdesk**
Why does everything I do have to be such a big effing issue?
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I settled on Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones for my reading. Lolita just seemed too tedious.
I hope it doesn't trigger anything.
And I still don't know if I royally screwed someone over/f*cked things up/what have you. FRUSTRATING.
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OH HELL YES!!!
Also, BEST TEESHIRT EVER:

...Please tell me I'm not the only straight girl that would go gay for Tori? I know you're out there...
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Has anyone read Lolita?
I was reading up on it on wikipedia and it looks like it could either be really interesting or a big ball of "oh wtf I give up this shit is so twisted". And by "twisted" I mean both gross AND disorganized.
So, who's read it? Yay or nay?
And seriously...Lolita's 12 years old??? I thought she was 16! I mean a 40-year-old man screwing a 16-year-old is bad enough, but 12??? THROW UP.
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I'm seriously down in the dumps. I think I fucked up like, royally. ROYALLY.
But I'm probably just paranoid.
Maybe...in any case, until current situation is resolved, I will think whatever happened - if anything happened - is all my fault.
Yeah I know I'm being all clandestine and whatnot - just go with it.
Fuck.
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Doing a flist clean-up. I don't have time to read all the entries and I care about you all but I can't have this page be so long sooooo...anyways, if you don't want to get deleted let me know, otherwise I'm going to have to pick and choose.
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Random facts: Gin Rummy from The Boondocks is based on Donald Rumsfeld. His "the absence of evidence" and "known unknowns" dialogue was ripped directly from a speech by Rumsfeld. Additionally, Ed Wuncler III is based on George W. Bush. Notice how both characters physically resemble who they are based upon.
Interesting, eh?
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Sometimes the language barrier doesn't make a difference and you know what the person is saying without speaking their language.
I mean, a lion in your living room?
Who among us HASN'T been there?
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I ganked this from amadruadaboleyn with permission because when I read it I was at the school library, totally forgot myself and started laughing so hard everyone in my section looked at me like I'd gone mad. So I thought, "If I laughed that hard, by God, so will others." And since I don't have stories like this much AND she said it was cool to post, here is:
( the funniest story on LJ ever )
On another note, I had a pleasant experience yesterday. I was at the library and my computer was refusing to print. I approached the librarian, an older, very kind looking gentleman in his 60s or so. We were talking and I vaguely recognized his voice and thought to myself how soothing it was but I couldn't quite place WHY it was so soothing. We were making small talk while the computer printed Then, I said:
"It's my first winter here" "Really? Where are you from?" "Georgia." "Oh really? I'm from Savannah!"
YES. Oh, it just felt SO GOOD to hear a kindly Southern accent and run into someone from home! I was so excited I almost forgot the papers I was printing. :) I hung around for a good 20 minutes or so and we talked about Georgia and what colleges he went to and what families we were from and where they came from before that and it was WONDERFUL to hear a soft, southern drawl again! I think I noticed his voice being so soothing and NOT hearing an accent because to me, everyone here has the accent, not the Georgia girl. :)
Alhamdulilah for small favors!
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