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HishimotoHishimoto Panda	Aug 21, 2009 8:22 AM he.he.he. Thankies. :3
KarenKaren Stockton	Mar 12, 2009 6:05 AM Haha! I like your status update. A horrible day will seem like a walk in the park compared to the hardships of Emperor penguins.
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Feb 15, 2009 7:27 AM we think that moths are linguistically challenged because, when under normal conditions, we don't hear them speak. however, in the sense of grammar-rules being separate from spoken language (think sign language) and the apparently inborn tendency for human minds to settle upon such grammar rules after a few years of waddling about the earth, my hope was to raise a moth in isolation from any fellow moths and thus stunt any hitherto unknown similar propensity among the moth clan from impressing itself upon said young moth's impressionable mind. however there are a few problems : 1) the baby moth would be a caterpillar, which would mean he might eat my clothes. well, i guess i wouldn't mind a hole here and there in my t-shirts - sharing the wealth, as it were. 2) i could never verify that my moth would be, in fact, linguistically challenged as a result of my method of raising it. 3) moths have such long tongues, all rolled up. actually this has everything to do with eating and nothing to do with linguistics, but thats ok. i dont mind embracing nonsequiturs for the sake of the serenity-inducing pleasure of listing 3 problems. Three is a nice number.
KarenKaren Stockton	Feb 13, 2009 11:15 PM Your outing tonight to see Hamlet (with Philip Glass's work?! How awesome is that!) sounds fabulous, Miss Suzanne! :) I would LOVE to see that. I hope you enjoy it! Happy Valentine's day!
KarenKaren Stockton	Feb 6, 2009 3:20 AM Ooh, the Lati girls! Fun fun. :) How are ya, my neat-o online friend! I hope you're doing well! This is for you: "You're the BEST!! Leave Yesterday Alone (its gone) Live Today (count your blessings) Don't Worry About Tomorrow (it may not come) Dear God, the lady reading this is beautiful, classy & strong, and I love her. Help her live her life to the fullest. Please promote her and cause her to excel above her own expectations. Help her to shine in darkest places, and love where it is impossible to love. Protect her at all times, lift her up when she needs you the most, and let her know that when she walks with you she will always be safe. Send to all the ladies you love. I just did. LOVE YOU!!! NOW YOU'RE ON THE CLOCK!!!! TELL 9 SISTERS YOU LOVE THEM INCLUDING ME. GO!!!!"
ζoë	Feb 1, 2009 2:41 AM Its been a long time since I've worn pink. lol! :D
KarenKaren Stockton	Jan 29, 2009 9:10 PM Those are worthy items. I haven't received mine, and I'm pretty certain I'm supposed to have, but that's alright, because I don't want anymore fake printed money in circulation here--either through well-intentioned socialistic governmental programs or money going overseas to fund imperialistic wars. Indian cuisine? Oh, Suzanne! There was an indian guy sitting right next to me in Cell and Molec that smelled just like my favorite indian food...like he still had the spices on him from breakfast. I was thinking, "Lucky!" According to my professor Dr. Bergel, the indian spice Tumerac has HDACs and HATs inhibitors (proteins) in the nuclei that help unfold DNA for damage repair. A study was conducted with Hela cells and regular cells, in which the HDACs and the HATs inhibitors were applied, and it showed to actually repair the regular cells to a condition of a better state of functioning than it was to begin with, as well as allowing for better repair with the Hela cells. Right now in cell and molec we're covering exonuclease activity of DNA Pol I, II and III (in the 3'-5' direction), which is a form of proofreading. Polymerases are like a 3-in-1 enzymatic properties deal! They polymerize (in the case of replication), they excise mismatched nucleotides, and they protect, by matching the correct bases together, which also ensures the angle of the bases between the DNA is at the proper angle. Fascinating, neh? But yeah. I love indian spices. So how's the Ender in Exile book coming? That was an ebay bid that I didn't win, as now I'm showing no record of that in my gmail...so I've bid on another one of the hardbacks (either again, or for the first time) today. Ttyl chica!!
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Jan 21, 2009 5:10 AM your mood is hypoglycemic. are you diabetic ?
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Jan 21, 2009 4:53 AM i have decided after the fact that instead of abandoning the english language, i was actually using it to say the phrases "is done with his evening walk" and "footsore", except that i MASSIVELY mis-spelled each phrase :^)
KarenKaren Stockton	Jan 17, 2009 8:48 PM So! What are you going to spend your tax refund on... ;-D
ζoë	Jan 17, 2009 5:54 PM WEll I had made some anime slideshows on my Windows movie maker using music that I had already purchased from Cd's. But Then it said on youtube that I was breaking copyright laws because I was using unathorized music, and they had muted my videos.
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Jan 15, 2009 5:13 AM me likee the cat stevens. reminds me of simon and garfunkel; i listened to them constantly my second year of high school, back in the dark ages
ζoë	Jan 10, 2009 5:16 PM The Roller Rink. :)
KarenKaren Stockton	Jan 7, 2009 6:22 PM I am, in fact. There's a man by the name of Jack Diamonds (whom I originally found on Py Kim's videos, author of "Sex Secrets of an American Geisha"), and I suppose you can call him an unofficial pickup artist. He is extremely thorough at understanding women. We wrote a few letters back and forth several years ago as I playfully questioned what it was like to be a "male whore". :) To my surprise (and delight), he did try some "techniques" on me, via letter (without knowing where I knew him from). I recently discovered the private blogs he shared with me to be missing from his archives, along with an original video on "The Approach" (approaching and initiating conversation with a woman of choice, whom one hasn't yet met). He may be writing his own book on the subject. I'll have to write him again. You might have deduced that that's not his birth name, but since he chose it and uses it (like I've made my married last name legal) I think of it legitimately. He's one of many I like studying the behavior and mindframe of. He (and I, I suppose) see making individual women feel special simultaneously without the others feeling jealous (a general sense of love) as understanding humanity. He's good at creating polyamorous group relationships, and I find that quite interesting, albeit unorthodox to most tacit expectations of society. Here are some of his photos. Sweet! Thank you for the recommendation. I will see what I can do in renting The Pickup Artist later! (And add it to my list of things to review.). What have you been up to Miss Suzanne?
RAINEYLorraine Walters	Dec 25, 2008 11:13 PM MyHotComments
ζoë	Dec 24, 2008 7:53 AM Because purple is my favorite color :)
ζoë	Dec 20, 2008 4:50 AM The new one, I like the A&E one but I still can't help having a soft spot for the new one as well. :)
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Dec 14, 2008 11:55 PM planet for suzanne
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Dec 8, 2008 4:37 AM i shall have to keep an iron fist (like the Iron Chancellor of germany) and clamp down, forcing myself to 30 minutes or less of experimenting on each online-presentful arena. Uranus and Saturn will align. i will eat smoked cheese and apricots. and just to make sure that i can pull it off, i will plant artichokes in my nonexistent garden
ζoë	Nov 30, 2008 4:06 PM hahaha, at first the chapter might be boring but once you get into it it gets a WHOLE lot better! :]
ζoë	Nov 30, 2008 5:14 AM HAHAHA!!! XD I'm sorry...I pretty much runied the name Charlie for you didn't I ? Are you liking the book at least though? :]
ζoë	Nov 23, 2008 2:58 PM Thats good :] And yay! I'm so excited its going to be so much fun!
ζoë	Nov 22, 2008 6:53 PM Aaww, I'm sorry :[ So how have you beeen my mom and I have missed you guys! Were excited about Thanksgiving! So are you gonna help make the pies this year? :]
KarenKaren Stockton	Nov 21, 2008 5:05 PM Uh oh! Suzanne is starting fires!
ζoë	Nov 18, 2008 10:00 PM lol thanks for the correction, my edumacation has been boosted up now! :D And thats cool that you read them, usually I don't post bullitens because I think that nobody really reads them.
KarenKaren Stockton	Nov 13, 2008 2:55 PM Shweetums, thanks. I'm ordering it today. (Got to head to piano class though.). I hope you have a wonderful day!
KarenKaren Stockton	Nov 12, 2008 7:05 AM Omg! No, but I do now. =D Wow, thanks for the letting me know! I am so on that. Ahhhh! You have Ender in Exile! Omg, I'm jealous. Haha! Can media mail go any faster? Please do tell me how it starts, Miss Suzanne! Oh, please!
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Nov 5, 2008 11:17 PM i like the fact that you used the word 'blarg'
ζoë	Oct 30, 2008 12:15 PM I went with my art class we stayed their all day, it was fun :]
KarenKaren Stockton	Oct 21, 2008 9:31 PM Omg! I don't need another addiction! Are you kidding me? I went to a BJD wholesaler website...and immediately had to close the browser because the dolls were so fascinating, and I when I get into addictive art like this it tends to affect my grades! I can already tell it's a whole genre of rare inspirational handiworks that I will desire and not rest until it's in the mail, and on its way! haha You really are getting me addicted into this whole Japanese doll world, aren't you? And see! That is exactly it! You've given me yet one more reason to start a collection--I absolutely ADORE Japanese themes and decorate that way in my home! I'm already picturing a round glass case with multiple levels, lol. :) And surface-mounted directional lights. Now I feel like I have this guilty pleasure just waiting to be discovered and hidden in this spilling closet chest I keep trying to close...it does give me a semblance of treat to look forward to indulging this weekend. :) *slaps hand* No! Quit that, Suzanne!
KarenKaren Stockton	Oct 21, 2008 3:56 AM Wow. Lumi or Lami as a basic would be so cute! I didn't realize the compact ones would be so bendable, and soft! I'm enchanted by the miniature house she was in, as well. Look at that pastel tiny cake log on that tiny saucer...
KarenKaren Stockton	Oct 21, 2008 3:34 AM A good shampoo...Mmmmmmm-hm! ;-) You know that saying that the lamest excuse ever for a woman to break a date is to take a shower so she can shampoo her hair instead? Yeah. I've totally done that. Granted, it was more like...doing it because I wanted to look nice *before* the date and didn't have enough time, and I did want to look spiffy for it. So it ran into the time. Or I canceled. Yeah I'm a repeat offender.
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Oct 20, 2008 4:55 AM subtler butler
KarenKaren Stockton	Oct 16, 2008 4:32 PM I do the same thing with Accounting. I have to literally get myself into the mode of saying, "MY" Accounting class. Saying the word "my" suddenly helps me realize how much more responsible I am for it. And then...I sigh and accept it. :) Accounting is a class, like your ballet class, that I don't have to take, (it's not required for my major) but yet I want to, because I plan on having my own Neurophysiology practice, and I think honestly that every person should have a good, workable understanding of Accounting. Our economy is in dire straits I believe due to people not understanding Accounting principles. And people who don't fight the establishment of the Federal Reserve Bank while relying on the credit industry.
KarenKaren Stockton	Oct 16, 2008 4:07 PM You don't claim it yet eh? Come on! Call it your class! You can do it! :) If I were you I would try it at least several more times, and if you really don't want to after that then of course (in my mom's words) you don't *have* to, but even if it's advanced for starting with, I would learn all I could from the instructor. Even the toughest instructor can at the very least be learned from. She will warm up to you and be glad of your persistence, improvement, the fact that you're not even a dance major but give your best (just because you want to learn!) and do all practice "homework". Do they require you to have a notebook with french terminology? I think it gets easier from personal experience at Friends University taking ballet, after the first tough initial learning spike. It's understandable though...I felt the same way at first. We had a teacher named Miss Sharon who had this ludicrous idea that "swans never sweat". Apparently, she never received AFAA certification which (as part of the certification) teaches aerobics instructors that the sooner one begins to sweat, (according to pore size of course) the more in shape that person is. But then later I was just chosen to be in her Nutcracker Ballet. So I'm pleased to have experienced her eventual "claim" of me. Also...some people just naturally oversweat--it can be overcome however by Botulinuum toxin (the can food bacteria also used in Botox), which paralyzes the muscle. Yes, that's a tidbit sweat tangent from Neuroanatomy I thought you might find interesting. :)
KarenKaren Stockton	Oct 16, 2008 2:25 AM How is your new ballet class? I hope it's going well, lady!
KarenKaren Stockton	Sep 25, 2008 5:43 PM Not wearing anything at all for the most day? That is a privilege I indulge in. That is, when my roomie is visiting parents for the weekend. :) Annnd...when I get the chance, when I was on my own. LOVE that feeling!
KarenKaren Stockton	Sep 23, 2008 3:50 PM I'll bet your mother tells you later they were pjs...and you just got finished with breakfast. I'd hate to have your heart broken though at the idea that you might not have been dressed before noon...or that you wandered into the streets the way you were upon waking...the horror! Jk, jk. :) <3
KarenKaren Stockton	Sep 23, 2008 1:28 AM Fine. Be snarky. You're wearing slippers. Kind of odd to be wearing slippers if it isn't with pjs, then, don't you think? =P
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Sep 20, 2008 8:48 PM HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! yaaaaay
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Sep 14, 2008 1:59 AM your golden soul
ζoë	Sep 5, 2008 11:44 PM hahaha :D
ζoë	Sep 5, 2008 9:09 PM Aaaww!!! Thank you so much! I can wait to see it!!!! =]]
ζoë	Aug 18, 2008 6:35 AM Thank you for wishing me happy birthday!!! =]]
ζoë	Aug 18, 2008 6:25 AM hehehe well me and Hayley can be the 2nd generation ;]
frogpoet1969George Pestana	Aug 14, 2008 11:33 PM unusual pet for you (p.s. i love the music on your page)
aka MOMAnn Hearn	Aug 5, 2008 10:45 PM Take a video someday and bring to work, would like to see what hamster fighting is all about, unless of course they are chewing off each others nose!
ζoë	Jul 24, 2008 4:55 PM hehehe well wereever the snow was I still have that good memory of when it snowed in temple ^_^
ζoë	Jul 13, 2008 6:34 AM hehehe...I love you suzannne! And I miss you so much!!! :]
ζoë	Jul 7, 2008 3:02 PM hahaha...it had some really throat tighning moments, it was one of the sadest thingss I have seen. =]

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