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originally posted by: Night Star
a reply to: LightSpeedDriver
All the music around me was silence in my head.
All the silence around me was music in my head.
Love was all the silence, all the music, around me and in my head."
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
I was sipping French vanilla coffee while watching the video. LOL
originally posted by: Night Star
a reply to: WalkInSilence
'ello Wis!
I just tried to write a poem or haiku about coffee, but it sucked. LOL
What the...??? When I wrote 'write', it came out 'weite'. The pixies have done something to my keyboard. It wasn't me, I swear.
originally posted by: argentus
a reply to: DictionaryOfExcuses
I hear you. Quittin' # takes sand, doesn't it? A year after I quit smoking, my Doctor said to me, "so how do you feel about cigarettes now?" I said, "you know that burnout friend that you had in high school....... they were always scheming, nothing they did was really good, and you always got it trouble with them, but when they left, you missed them? That's how I feel about smoking. If you told me I had six months to live, I'd go buy a carton, because, Doc, I loved to smoke."
You know what else? You know what I can't stand? Reformed smokers that rapidly fan their hands in front of their faces and put on that poodle cough when they smell cigarette smoke. That really pisses me off. Look, smokers don't want to offend your tender senses, but we haz an addiction here that needs feeding, so if'n you'd just mosey that way, we'll mosey this way and all will be well. It's been three years, and I still like the smell of cigarettes, or pipes, or cigars.
I imagine when I'm in my 80's, I'm going to be pretty straight with my doctor: "I'm old. I want Xanex; it makes my head feel good. It dulls the sharp corners. I like that. I want you to give it to me, and I don't want to have to struggle for it."