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Subject: Re: Nick Crawley

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Sara

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Date Posted: 11/10/05 6:37pm
In reply to: Nick 's message, "Re: Nick Crawley" on 11/10/05 8:20am

>More sense than you could even realise yet. Most of my
>friends are of the age that if they have kids they're
>no older than toddlers yet so I get plenty of
>experience. Good luck with the terrible twos thing!

Ah, thank you. I'm gonna need it. lol!

>*laughs* I love how you described that!

lol! Well, it's truuuue. And they made me dye my hair blonde too. Ugh, talk about getting me angry. But now I think all of the prostitute-cheerleaders are gone. Thank God. :)

>Aww. I bet you were cute. Apparently I was a quiet
>toddler...I saved all my rebeliousness for my teenage
>years.

Of course *I* was. I don't know about my brother. He's goofy lookin'. lol, jk. So, I wasn't the only one who was awful during the teenage stage, huh? I was ten times worse as a teen than I was the night I turned 21, lol. Ahh, but those were the fun years. :P

>I'm glad the therapy's working for you. It may not
>seem like it sometimes, but it's normally a good sign
>that you're really upset a lot...I got told to talk to
>a psychiatrist after my mum died and she pretty much
>said that she'd be more worried if I was happy. So, it
>sounds like you're doing as well as anyone would.

I guess so. I'd be worried, myself, if I were happy about my dad and boyfriend dying. Actually, that'd just be super freaky. I'm so happy you know what I'm talking about. I'm not happy that you understand what it feels like, but I'm glad I can talk to you. :)

>I'm fine, but I think I made a big mistake not getting
>my phone number removed from the phone book. I get
>lunatics phoning at every stupid hour you can think of
>to either ask me questions or yell at me.

Poor thing! How about, just tell them you don't understand what they're saying, you don't speak their language. I do that sometimes just for the heck of it. It's funny until they actually catch on to what you're doing. lol. *sigh* I'm totally weird, so never take anything I say seriously. lol.

Ttyl,
Sara

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