October 23, 2006
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This makes me sad.
I mean, those people love their dogs and they are gonna lose them.
It just really makes me upset.
PS:
I find it funny that this guy I dated will frequent my site to read
about my life for a reason unknown to me, but he shuts off his site to
me because OMG I’m just evil and I want to know everything about his
stupid life. Yeah, ok. I have a lot more brain cells than he thinks and
I can figure stuff out pretty well. I don’t give two shits about him
reading this because it doesn’t matter that much to me. I don’t care
who reads this. I have nothing to hide. Apparently, though, he has a
lot to hide. Life seriously isn’t worth it. He’s not worth it. At all.
I seriously am thankful that it’s just over. Seriously. Otherwise,
yeah. Gross.
Comments (5)
i doubt that person really poisons the neighbor’s dog. it’s just supposed to be morbidly funny, i think.
You are the first one I’ve seen on xanga that has shared my expertise!
The whole “ruining relationships” thing…: / I’m interested in library or information studies, and I visited CSU last week and loved it so I would be delighted if I ended up there. What sort of animals do you want to specialize in when you get to vet school? I wanted to be a pet vet for the longer time…I just don’t have the apptitude for the chemistry and such.
: )
~Al
and that is a postsecret card, isn’t it? I do feel bad, I think those tend to be pretty honest.
Does the guy read your site because he has something against you, or does he read it because he’s not man enough to admit he cares? Ponder THAT one for a second! Anyway, stop worrying about people like that anyway. You know that big long finger right next to the index finger? Point that one at him. I know you think you have a hard time meeting people and making friends, and worrying about people like that is only going to hold you back. You need to be yourself and stop caring who reads your blog or who thinks what about you. One of my favorite quotes was by Bill Cosby:
“I don’t know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody”.
You never tried to “please” me…you just opened up and talked to me. I now consider you a good friend. Do the same for everybody you meet, and you’ll go far.