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xenoix_13. And standing behind him looking at his peeling sunburn I notice that he has white tanless spots. It's adorable- like an inverted ocelot. We're also doing yoga together, now, every 2 or 3 days. So soon I will have a svelte, girly, leopard-print boyfriend who rants about CD art destruction. Za.
We have some great pics from CMA, and a few fromcuts_inside's birthday. Mmm. Pear cider and good memories. Moving right along we have: bluebonnets, indian paintbrushes, scarlet paints (not to be confused with previous), the tiny multi-flowered yellow things, anemonies and a few thistles and low-growing purple and white things that looks like a Texas version of phlox. Yay for Texas! Rock on with your five entire weeks of spring!
I finished The Wee Free Men and managed to get the Male Girlfriend interested in reading it. Moving on now to the collected works of Edna StVincent Millay. Because wild swings in literature are like that pool/hot tub combo for your brain. WHEE!!
xenoix_13. And standing behind him looking at his peeling sunburn I notice that he has white tanless spots. It's adorable- like an inverted ocelot. We're also doing yoga together, now, every 2 or 3 days. So soon I will have a svelte, girly, leopard-print boyfriend who rants about CD art destruction. Za. We have some great pics from CMA, and a few from
cuts_inside's birthday. Mmm. Pear cider and good memories. Moving right along we have: bluebonnets, indian paintbrushes, scarlet paints (not to be confused with previous), the tiny multi-flowered yellow things, anemonies and a few thistles and low-growing purple and white things that looks like a Texas version of phlox. Yay for Texas! Rock on with your five entire weeks of spring!I finished The Wee Free Men and managed to get the Male Girlfriend interested in reading it. Moving on now to the collected works of Edna StVincent Millay. Because wild swings in literature are like that pool/hot tub combo for your brain. WHEE!!