people are strange

when you're a stranger
sorry just had that song stuck in my head
women seem wicked
ok gonna stop
so em well whats the deal? and i ask this to all you guys out there
cause i know like zero men who read this blog but really.
i dont get. no comprendo. je ne sais pas. you meet a boy, have a great time. spend a day together and thats a long time for me, especially for the ones i love, and then
you say call
or text or whatever the current way of indirectly communicating, i mean how far is texting from passing notes? check yes or no?
and i know this all sounds utterly ridiculous, if thats how you spell it, i read it and it sounds rid .. . , and yet
ok is this me being stupid?, another lost female?, but i thought
a connection was made,
i dont think it happens often,
it gets rarer and rarer as you get older
and screw all the other stuff but damnit i could use somebody like that
who could make me smile
just a smart man with pretty eyes who could make me laugh. the sad part being that my friends go through a much more hazardous screening process
(sorry)
moving on miracles do happen and dreams come true . . . ive been begging for a study desk since em well i moved here, and today in town passed by a furniture shop with 50% off, closing down sale, had to investigate
so see beautiful, perfect desk to finish my education on, (starting clinicals in january!!!!!!)
eoin makes a call, hi, yes mam, found a desk, can we get it, ok cool, bye.
now i have a desk. sorry bro but from now on im putting all my requests thru you ;)
would it sound fake if i was to say that i think thats great? im glad they have that?
all i can think of is cliches,
which brings me back to;
there are many people who reach their conclusions
about life like school boys,
they cheat their master by copying the answers out of a book
without having worked out the sum for themselves
understand the irony here, still please comment
one more, if you've read vanity fair (just finished, v. good, read it if you havent!)
becky sharp or amelia osbourne?
and, always an 'and,' have things really changed that much?