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[01 Apr 2008|10:25pm] |
Do you believe that all beginnings have an ending? And, if so, do you believe that we can decide on whether or not it will be a good or a bad ending? Sometimes it's worth thinking about. At other times I wish we could just stop thinking and just watch. Even if, at times, it is difficult to watch. But one can never look away, for looking away is even harder than first looking to begin with.
Oh, wow, but with every ending, sometimes there are new beginnings.
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[21 Feb 2008|04:56pm] |
What happens when everyone is taken and there's no one left to offer company? It seems lots of people are vanishing and being taken to mysterious places, so I can't help but wonder what happens when we are all alone in this world. Would that be such a terrible thing?
I've noticed that the little old lady who lives behind my house, she had a very lovely garden and I used to sit amongst the roses and stare at the sky, hasn't been around. Her house is so quiet, so dark, so...ominous. I knocked on her door earlier, my dad wanted to invite her to dinner, but no one answered. I could hear her little dog barking, I believe it's name is Plum. Should I rescue the dog? What if she never comes back? My family has been left alone, but it seems those around us keep getting more and more silent.
Nothing grows in her garden anymore. Not a single thing.
Grandmother has fallen ill, too. She stays in her room a lot, but I've been sort of sleeping in there with her. It is, perhaps, a normal winter illness, but I do not know. Interesting.
There is not much to do around here, but I may go make a snowdog.
I've never divulged that much information before, I do not like it much
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[27 Jan 2008|03:15am] |
It seems this was quite the interesting game. I didn't pay attention to it, however. I'm not sure, but some people are unable to understand Quidditch, no matter how many times they may see a game. Instead I focused on writing my story. I just wrote a bit about a decapitation and a dragon with six heads. I reckon he could do as much damage as you Slytherins did during the game, from what I hear. Interesting! Are they changing the rules of a standard Quidditch game? Soon even six-headed dragons will be able to partake in the festivities! That can't be logical. Oh well. Hm.
The sun did not rise as brightly today as it normally does. Chase! Perhaps it was because you were not there. We should But that's simply a guess, of course. Do you think the ecosystem is shifting?
Question! Do infants enjoy infancy as much as adults enjoy adultery?
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[02 Jan 2008|02:36am] |
The hunger for love is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread.
Agree or disagree?
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