"I love you, I just..."
Mar. 29th, 2004 12:11 amYou just what, Juli?
My sister just came in and gave me a lecture about what I am going to do with my life. She was all, "People like you end up doing nothing." Gee thanks, sis, I love you too.
I quoted the Book of Mormon at her as a joke, "eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die," from a part that talks about what certain types of 'bad' people say. "People like that end up with horrible live, that produce nothing," "You need to do something better with your life than reading all the time," she says.
I'm sorry Juli, but not everyone has friends that always want to go out and do something. Not everyone likes scrapbooking, crocheting, cooking. Not everyone has something else to do that they like other than what they are already doing!
Why fix what isn't broken?
She brought up the point that I procrastinate, and that my reading helps me with that. What else could I do that I wouldn't be able to procrastinate with?! Maybe you have a skewed vision of time, Juli, but everything you do takes it. Procrastination has absolutely nothing to do with what I do, and everything to do with when I do it, so don't you dare attack my hobbies on such an insane front.
Maybe you are just stupid. I don't know, because it is seriously odd that you wouldn't realize that I do things other than read on my computer, especially since I have told you multiple stories about my online friends, you've seen my dolls, and you've seen my websites. It does not add up. You have a very selective memory.
Anyway.
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My sister just came in and gave me a lecture about what I am going to do with my life. She was all, "People like you end up doing nothing." Gee thanks, sis, I love you too.
I quoted the Book of Mormon at her as a joke, "eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die," from a part that talks about what certain types of 'bad' people say. "People like that end up with horrible live, that produce nothing," "You need to do something better with your life than reading all the time," she says.
I'm sorry Juli, but not everyone has friends that always want to go out and do something. Not everyone likes scrapbooking, crocheting, cooking. Not everyone has something else to do that they like other than what they are already doing!
Why fix what isn't broken?
She brought up the point that I procrastinate, and that my reading helps me with that. What else could I do that I wouldn't be able to procrastinate with?! Maybe you have a skewed vision of time, Juli, but everything you do takes it. Procrastination has absolutely nothing to do with what I do, and everything to do with when I do it, so don't you dare attack my hobbies on such an insane front.
Maybe you are just stupid. I don't know, because it is seriously odd that you wouldn't realize that I do things other than read on my computer, especially since I have told you multiple stories about my online friends, you've seen my dolls, and you've seen my websites. It does not add up. You have a very selective memory.
Anyway.
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