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At 2:24am on October 28, 2009, Christian the Heretic said…: Oh, I won't come back. It's sweet of you to leave a creepy comment, though.

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At 8:43pm on September 21, 2009, DAWN Project said…: happy birthday! -secret aunt sandi

At 6:10pm on September 20, 2009, Charles Cranly said…: Sup! I like your quote in your about me part.

At 9:57pm on August 14, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: Oh before I forget, my actual name is Mike. Alastair Saverio is just a cool name I thought of.

At 8:43pm on August 14, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: Ew. Stalkers on facebook should be sued but then again I'm not too sure that internet laws will ever go that far in depth. Sorry that I haven't written to you in a while but I was in Long Beach Island for the week. (I got burnt) :(. I guess that embarrassment about what happens in the past makes me think that people still care about the past whether it is theirs or not. Like does the past make the person?

You should dance while you still can. Once you enter the age where corniness and all takes over, there are boundaries for dancing. Also public dancing is weird. Like dancing on a dance floor is amazing. You should try it!

By the way, grinding /= awesome. Grinding to me = ew.

At 9:14pm on August 5, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: That's a mandate in the US for some weird reason. It stinks that you missed the cut off now but I'm telling you that it's worth it later on (i.e. high school when you're able to get your license before everyone else). The whole embarrassing things to put on the ning is quite understandable but quite frankly I would hope that no one is stalking you that way in general. ;).

I'm still confused as to what embarrassment truly is because there are so many forms of embarrassment. I mean do we care about what people think of us even when those thoughts only last for a second (I.E. when your dad is dancing in the car and people are laughing). By the way, those were bad times.

At 2:42pm on August 5, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: You should be out of middle school? Why?

Your three year old self was unique? Meaning you were bouncing off the walls or that you were--what? (Sorry I just wanted to know). Yeah, I go with your sentiments on Heracles. It's not like druggie "trippy" it's like "I really don't understand what was going on in Tennesee Williams' head!" trippy.

At 2:09pm on August 4, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: Hunchback was also surprisingly sexual for a disney film as well. I'm glad they didn't murder the book (like they murdered the mythology of Heracles). So me and your three-year-old self have something in common? That's good to know ;). I always thought that putting a period right after a smilie made that smilie look like it had a mole on the bottom of its lip.

Eighth grade for me was a grade full of surprises. Lots of friendships, moving, and of course the decepticons of South Brunswick! I wouldn't really check out A Streetcar Named Desire for pleasure, it's one of those books that is more for mandatory reading and the symbols within the play are really out there. Quite a trippy play really.

How has middle school been?

At 11:59pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: Do I really look like the kid that got wedgies in sixth grade that much? Haha. The Hunchback was a great movie and the songs were amazing in that movie. The nineties really were the golden ages for Disney. I guess mine would be: The Lion King, Aladdin, and Hunchback.

Got to say that the first Pirates was the only good one. Did you read the play A Streetcar Named Desire yet? (Sorry I haven't the slightest clue what grade you're in so I wouldn't know what you've read yet). It was mandatory reading in my senior year of high school.

At 11:48pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: It's good that you've kept your sanity (unlike Blanche from A Streetcar named Desire). Oh, and by the way, your grandma is awesome for being a part of the grammar po-po (police). Sure saying "FRUSTRATED IS SPELLED LIKE THISSSSS" is a bit much but it improves the community as a whole (gosh I wish I had the time to think like this about my sentences in real life I swear I edited that one sentence at least five times). You know I'm not too sure that it's a metaphor I mean for all we know in Heaven there will be these crowns and such allotted (sure it sounds stupid now but not when you're in Heaven getting a crown for dealing with the crap that you had to deal with in your childhood).

Random question: Favorite couple Disney movies?

At 11:30pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: You don't go to fast for some people--they go too slow for you. There's more than one type of sign language? Now that's interesting. Not sure if you're a Christian, but if you are then I know it says somewhere (sorry my memory sucks at like 1:30) that if you undergo trials that you will wear the victor's crown in the end. It basically means that once you are over this you will be a stronger person and a better person in the end.

I know it's not comforting now, but then again in times of death words are not comforting (only internet hugs comfort).

At 11:10pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: I try not to side too many times with parents but it seems like their wisdom just seems to beat their children in most situations. Are you frustrated by the pieces of music or by the complete awesomeness of a one (wo)man band?

So do you know sign language or the whole communicating with your mom a little more than that? It's good to know at least one family in this country still sticks together when the times get tough. My family sticks it through but it seems like a lot of families are made of suck instead of awesome (like yours seems to be made of).

So what time is it in your part of the country?

Btw---*INTERNET HUG*.

At 10:54pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: Well, if you ever need an internet hug you know who to go to. Strong woman or not, everyone needs a hug at one time during these slumps in their lives. I can't read multiple books at once because I just suck at multitasking like that (I think I side with your mom on this one). You're also a one (wo)man band.

By the way are you into country cause I just got done listening to Keith Urban and he is made of cool. (Can't really say he's made of awesome though). Sorry about your dad (not that I did anything but rather that I empathize with your pain). Why isn't your mom doing this?

At 10:34pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: Do you dance? (Random question but then again random questions are fun.)

At 10:30pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: Funeral planning? That ain't your job is it? That's made of suck! I wish I could help some way (if I can you can tell me so). What book have you been reading lately? Do you play any instruments yourself? I am the same way with music! I can't live without music as of late!

At 10:24pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: I could say the same about The Offspring. You got to get that mind out of the gutter, Kayla! Haha. So what activities do you do daily?

At 10:16pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: Have you ever heard of Yanni? He's really cool as well and has the most beautiful accent of all time (got to say Greece really pulled through for this guy). As for rock, I'd say my selection goes with stuff like Joe Satriani, Rush, Dream Theater, Kamelot, and Linkin Park.

At 10:06pm on August 3, 2009, Alastair Saverio said…: Lists=awesome.
So what I get from your list is rock is your thing from classic to alternative to semi-metal (slipknot).