goddammit

[cimorene]

i lost my room key somewhere, and so we will have to have our lock changed. more importantly, i lost my lucky 4leaf clover key chain. this was a present from the driver of the school bus i used to ride in the 1st grade, this cool black guy who thought i was cool, and i sat right behind him every day and stood up--so i could be near his ear--and talked to him the whole way to my parents' work, because it was a long bus ride, and mine was the last stop. he was also the father of my boyfriend, who was a little black boy in 3rd grade, and i don't remember his name, but he was cool. he used to kiss my cheek. so anyway, i lost this keychain, which had just oodles of sentimental value.

Q: does anyone but total jerks say "as it were"?
A: no.

Comments

mood: empathetic

[kwirbx.livejournal.com]

I remember you telling me about the busdriver guy. It sounds like something strait out of a movie...anyway...I lost something of great sentimental value to...::misses the giraffe::

Re: mood: empathetic

[cimness.livejournal.com]

difference being that i was not riding on a motorcycle with the keychain sticking out of my pocket. not to be picky or anything. i suppose i shouldn't've taken off my coat. probly lost it at the copy store when buying the new textbook. which i shouldn't've had to do anyway. fuckers tried to give it to me unbound, all 500+ pages of it.

me: uhm, it's not bound.
lady: *grim smile* no, it's not.
me: well, could i get it bound? *eyeing lack of punched holes*
lady: it'll take about 5 minutes.
me: *gritting my teeth* can i come back?

Re: mood: empathetic

[kwirbx.livejournal.com]

ha...

[wax-jism.livejournal.com]

I say "as it were".


ummmm.

[cimness.livejournal.com]

hahahah! no, see, i do too.

it was a quote from dave barry, whom i love very very much. ;)