January 2011
New Year's Reflections
I don’t make “New Year’s Resolutions” for myself. I feel like who I am is not something I can “resolve” to change with the reset of a clock. But I can use that marker of time to give me an opportunity to reflect on how I have changed over the past year, and from that aspire to be true to the person I believe myself to be and look forward to the coming year.
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Just made my first Ebay purchase.
Welcome to the 20th century.
minirosa:
The amazing scene is on
HONEY, WHERE IS MY SUPERSUIT?
WHY DO YOU NEED TO KNOW?
IT’S FOR THE GREATER GOOD!
THE GREATER GOOD? I AM YOUR WIFE, I AM THE GREATEST GOOD YOU’RE EVER GONNA GET.
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