"Meet Me by the Riverbank, and We'll Dance..."

[psalm_onethirtyone]

I got lost so. much. to-night. Auuugh. But I did go to Chelsey's party, and it was quite nice, she was lovely. She is graduating high school two years early. I think she can handle it, though. Also she gave me a story to beta for her. And I, special me, did not have any fits of augh and have to hide somewhere feeling sorry for myself. Except when I was in the car. But I couldn't hide then. Also I'm tired: I'm sure this is obvious. I'm very tired. I have to acolyte to-morrow, so I have to get up very early, so technically I should go to bed at a reasonable hour, but that is--unlikely. We'll see.

ONLY A WEEK. :D I am going to countdown from to-day on. Shush.

Comments

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

(I KNOW GOD. I can just imagine getting lost and going around and around in one for-ever. --The thing about our country roads is in the end they all lead to 11-15, if you take any of them long enough, and from there it's always easy to go home. So I don't have to worry about turning around, I just keep going. Highways are definitely easier to get back where you belong, though.)

[gileonnen.livejournal.com]

(Aaah--our country roads all go to dirt roads eventually. So if you get lost, you can't turn around, you're on them forever, and you end up somewhere scary and shady. I suppose it's just a regional thing. ^_^;;)

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

(That happens in some places, but usually not Perry County. It's between two rivers, is the thing, and they eventually meet. So there's a triangle of space, and everything stays in that triangle.)