Brandon,
Wow. I'm shocked. Someone has started a journal about me. Or to me. Or something. I am getting the image that people care about me, even the ones that don't know me. Especially the ones that don't know me. That means a lot to me, considering that the one person who is supposed to at least pretend like he cares pushed me off onto somebody else. Oh well.
I'm reading about an office fishtank lately, and it's hilarious. I feel really bad for the fish, though, considering what these poor, misunderstood aquatic animals go through on a daily basis. I don't know, since I'm not very far along, they could all be dead by now and I wouldn't even know it. Sad. Guess I'd better start reading.
I finally got ahold of Dee the other day, and she sounds really nice. We're supposed to be going out to lunch in an hour and I'm a little nervous. She doesn't sound anything like what I heard about her. She came here from a city (and our town in small, of course) and she doesn't feel comfortable here, she says. Gosh, I'm going to seem like a hick, sad. Oh well.
I have thought of another smashing good memory, but seeing as I smell and my mouth has the nasty aftertaste of Russell Stover truffles (the only kind of chocolate that I like), I'm going to go groom and I'll tell you about it when I get back. Sorry to leave you in suspense, but wait dilligently for me to return and you won't be disappointed. (Well, I hope not, anyway.)
Lauren
Wow. I'm shocked. Someone has started a journal about me. Or to me. Or something. I am getting the image that people care about me, even the ones that don't know me. Especially the ones that don't know me. That means a lot to me, considering that the one person who is supposed to at least pretend like he cares pushed me off onto somebody else. Oh well.
I'm reading about an office fishtank lately, and it's hilarious. I feel really bad for the fish, though, considering what these poor, misunderstood aquatic animals go through on a daily basis. I don't know, since I'm not very far along, they could all be dead by now and I wouldn't even know it. Sad. Guess I'd better start reading.
I finally got ahold of Dee the other day, and she sounds really nice. We're supposed to be going out to lunch in an hour and I'm a little nervous. She doesn't sound anything like what I heard about her. She came here from a city (and our town in small, of course) and she doesn't feel comfortable here, she says. Gosh, I'm going to seem like a hick, sad. Oh well.
I have thought of another smashing good memory, but seeing as I smell and my mouth has the nasty aftertaste of Russell Stover truffles (the only kind of chocolate that I like), I'm going to go groom and I'll tell you about it when I get back. Sorry to leave you in suspense, but wait dilligently for me to return and you won't be disappointed. (Well, I hope not, anyway.)
Lauren