WHAT'S MY F***IN' NAME?? Someones_Muse Age. 20 Gender. Female Ethnicity. White...very Location Seattle, WA School. Seattle Pacific Univ » More info. Get Caught Up Life [t] About Me [t] Film and Television [t] Music [t] Celebrity Crushes [t] Personal Philosophies [t] Exes [t] Sports [t] Work [t] School [t] Politics [t] Lovely Link List ZeFrank The ORG ABS My Loves! Pioneer Woman (Sooo Funny!) Juan Cole-- Informed Comment Cal-y May 2008 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 You Can Dance If You Want To or im me animegirlie27 tokyotea27 For My Peeps I just thought you should know...

Wow... I completely misjudged THAT one Tuesday. 1.1.08 10:42 pm Happy New Year folks! I hope you've all given 2008 a fantastic start. I, for one, am very happy to report that this year I did not wake up hungover, or engage in any questionable hook-ups. Actually, today could have been perfect, and it would have been, if my brain hadn't decided to take a vacation around 7pm, PST. You see, I dropped the "L" bomb on my boyfriend. I have no idea why. Everything was going great. The little voice in the back of my head that had been screaming "RUUUUUUUUNNN" ever since our first date was finally beginning to fade. I was happy; honestly, genuinely, really happy. The kind of happy that babies feel when they're next to mommy. The kind of happy that reminds you that happiness isn't just an idea. Then, as we snuggled up to take a nap, I said it. Then he said "are you being serious?" and I affirmed. And then... silence. Silence. Less awkward than a stuttered "I love you too," less cheesy than "ditto," and much preferable to insincerity, but so, so painful. I have never wanted to be that girl. I was positive that this was the right time, and I could not have been more wrong. Three minutes later, he was snoring. Fuck it. I guess that's just something I'll have to get over. Comment! (3) | Recommend! Holiday De-briefing Saturday. 12.29.07 10:35 pm This afternoon, my family and I completed our final Christmas tradition-- brunch (this year it was actually late lunch, but whatever) with my dad's side of the family. Usually, I dread this event, but this year, I actually had a really good time. In fact, the whole holiday season has been pretty good this year, largely thanks to my boyfriend. Pretty ironic when you consider that Muslims aren't too big on Christmas. Some things I learned: 1. Online shopping, while it may seem like a cop-out, makes much more sense when you want a good deal on holiday gifts, as long as you know what you're looking for. 2. Sex is the most excellent stress reducer. 3. "Spoons" is the ultimate holiday game; you can teach it to anyone. 4. Green bean casserole keeps me from overeating. 5. After Christmas sales are a great time to stock up on clothing basics (like plain jeans, slacks, socks, etc.), but you can't expect to find fashion pieces that will work past New Years). 6. People generally have enough shit. You really don't have to buy something for everyone you come in contact with on a weekly basis. We made it another year guys, pat yourselves on the back. Comment! (1) | Recommend! As if my abandonment issues weren't bad enough... Sunday. 12.23.07 1:56 pm I can't believe I haven't posted anything in over a month. There is a little Word document filled with things I wanted to post when NuTang came back, but they all seem so insignificant now. I just kind of want to lovingly stare at my computer screen for a few more moments before continuing to chatter on about my life. Ok, I'm ready to move forward now. Welcome back everyone!! Comment! (2) | Recommend! I Miss the Nineties Wednesday. 11.21.07 9:08 pm Comment! (1) | Recommend! Speak Up, Speak Out Monday. 11.12.07 2:54 pm I cannot read minds. No one I know can. Due to this obvious fault in creation, I try to be as transparent as possible. If I have unmet needs, if I have wishes, if I have problems, I will let you know. I understand the occasional value of holding my tongue, but it is my naive opinion that most people would rather know, and make a personal decision from there. My roommate, on the other hand, does not seem to value transparency. Even when I tell her, point-blank, that I want her to speak up if she is uncomfortable having my boyfriend around our apartment, she won't. She says she's totally cool with him, then the moment he knocks on the door, she retreats to her room. It makes T2 very self-conscious. So what do we do? Hang out at his place, or go out to a Starbucks. Awkward problem solved, right? But this doesn't please her either. She gives me this sad puppy look whenever I grab my coat. She even told one of our other friends that she feels like she's being ditched when I go out with him. Great. At least she's honest with someone. Now if only she'd help me out a little. These are the solutions I came up with: 1. Invite Roommate on the occasional Starbucks date with the two of us so that she can get to know him better. 2. Reserve a regular roommate bonding night that we will always spend together without T 2. 3. FIND HER A MAN. Any other suggestions? Similar situations? Comment! (2) | Recommend! I heart Turkey Monday. 11.5.07 9:38 pm Ok? Are you ready for this? Your first glimpse at my Tiny Turk (my roommate and I call him T2, because we're mean like that)? You are? Ok, here you go. Wow... I didn't think I was even going to give this guy a second date... but something really clicked for us, and it's absolutely amazing to get to spend time with him. Yesterday, we spent the day with a bunch of his friends, visiting Snoqualmie Falls and just driving around the Eastside. It was fabulous. I pretty much adore all of them. I don't care what the Greeks say, I am sold on Turkey. Comment! (1) | Recommend! Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22