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Mar. 7th, 2003
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Mar. 7th, 2003 09:40 am
Sappy, but I get to hang around a robotic Jude Law. I could do worse.
And, the "size" of my mind is...
Also, I'm looking at all of the 100 word Clex drabble entries, and I want to try. Unfortunately, I actually need to do some work first. *g*
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Mar. 7th, 2003 11:14 amOfficially, the little mail out that I have to do today, is to 52 clients, and involves me writing on a complimentary slip, "Attached is an article we have received from Blah which we thought would be of interest to you. Regards, Boss."
I think I'll be sick of writing by this arvo.
I think I'll be sick of writing by this arvo.
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Mar. 7th, 2003 11:47 amI have "Horror Movie.. right there on my TV" running round and round in my mind. I don't know why. I haven't heard it recently, no-one's mentioned it to me, but it's still there.
There is nothing more annoying than someone who keeps humming just one line to a song over and over. I may be turning into one of those people.
There is nothing more annoying than someone who keeps humming just one line to a song over and over. I may be turning into one of those people.
100 Clexy drabble...
Mar. 7th, 2003 01:07 pmThis is too much fun to resist. And a good deal harder than I realised. For my vote, I think that the Wednesday 100 would be fun, although I doubt that mine would actually be in on the Wednesday... (Transatlantic time difference, y'know. *g*)
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Clark discovered that growing up was something that happened when you didn't notice.
It was getting up early for chores because they needed to be done, and realising that you can't play truant from work just because you want to. It was acknowledging that people grow apart, and letting things end quietly, without angry screaming matches and recriminations.
It was in the card sitting on his desk, asking, "Can I have another chance?" and in the phone call that followed.
It was in the gentle smile that Lex offered him that night, and in the warm arms that held him.
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Clark discovered that growing up was something that happened when you didn't notice.
It was getting up early for chores because they needed to be done, and realising that you can't play truant from work just because you want to. It was acknowledging that people grow apart, and letting things end quietly, without angry screaming matches and recriminations.
It was in the card sitting on his desk, asking, "Can I have another chance?" and in the phone call that followed.
It was in the gentle smile that Lex offered him that night, and in the warm arms that held him.