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Name: Joelle Birthday: 4/11/1986 Gender: Female
Interests: Writing, reading, poetry, knitting, editing, musical theatre, any live theatre, loafing, tap dancing, playing piano, impressionism, renting movies, practical psychology, peace, Scrabble, tea parties, photography, feminism, WWI, Alan Seeger, Carl Sandburg, libraries, art galleries, British culture, French culture and language, kitties, Christianity Expertise: Sarcasm Occupation: Student
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Member Since:
12/30/2004
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| College is over and I am now a corporate slave. I can't let them take my past angst off the internet. I think I'll read a book.
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| We're not going to the Outer Banks for Thanksgiving anymore, thankfully. The noreaster knocked out all the power. Now I can stay home with my kitties all week, listening to these old playlists from high school and hanging out with Laura and Frink. I've been so desperate to get home all semester and now I can see why. I'm so sick of living in dorms. Fuck dorms. The apartment will be so sweet next year. London will be so sweet next semester. No stupid club stuff, no stupid hard classes. I picture it just being one long vacation between towns visiting people. Leeds for Esme and Chloe, Bristol for Gayle, Edinburgh for Emma and Jo, Oxford for Dotty, Lizzie and Jenny... and Harry... and, since Matt has rediscovered me on facebook, perhaps Cardiff. And Liverpool for the Magical Mystery Bus Tour. I have a feeling I'll learn how to use those buses very well. And the highlands for Amy... and Dublin for St. Patty's Day? And Parliament with Sarah and McGair, and Paris, and Germany, and didn't we discuss Amsterdam? And I will show everyone Oundle, I can't wait! I can't wait to get a Trendles sandwich and chocolate doughnut and visit my church and school. I can't wait to be cold and damp all the time and be lost and broke in the city... ha... now it's almost Thanksgiving and I've just had my braces tightened. It was really awful, the brackets are very tight and it took ages to force the wire in. I can't chew, dinner will be fun tomorrow, like it has been for the past 2 years with these spikes in my mouth. It's Thanksgiving and that means it's almost Christmas, and that means it's almost time for London. It's a school holiday and that means I have a moment to write in my waning xanga. I have never been so happy to be at home! Does that mean I'm growing up?
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| Last night I had turbulent dreams. First I dreamt that the Lyco Dog t-shirts (we're selling them for English Society at the Homecoming game, buy one, only $10) came back from the printer all wrong; ivory instead of navy, text all messed up. It pissed me off so bad. All that work for nothing. Hopefully this is not a premonition. Then I dreamt that I did something terrible, something punishable by death. Except I was at a cabin or something and all my family was there, like we were on vacation. They (I don't know who, I don't think it was my family) decided to execute me in the traditional ancient Egyptian way (I have no idea if this is actually how Egyptians did it). In the dream, the women were executed by beheading. So they beheaded me. Then they executed me futher in the way that men were killed; by slitting the top sides of myankles so I would bleed to death. I kept living for a long time, though, and I could still walk and talk, except it sounded like I had terrible laryngitis. I kept finding my parents and telling them what I wanted on my tombstone and how I wanted to be buried (not embalmed, not cremated; biodegradable wrap so I can be one with the earth, haha). Then I woke up an hour late. This isn't the first dream I've had where I've been mortally wounded, but unable to die. I wonder what that means. | | |
| I got a small rash on my wrist during RAD class today. Self-defense makes me break out, I guess. Unsettling.
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| I have an important announcement to make. As of September 26, 2006, I,
Joelle Louise Jameson, am no longer a Joyce Carol Oates virgin. I lost
it with Jess, Alex, the Katies, the soft-spoken usher, the very young
adorable Bucknell professor, and the child sitting behind us who was
certainly too young to understand what was going on.
I am not sure how I feel about it.
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