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[cimorene]

my baby sister cuddlepint, who is ten and awfully adorable, wants to add people to her buddy list. she requests that people email her about this. i'm not sure why just adding her wouldn't work.

baby-head, did you add hollsk?

okay, so. am not happy. something with the meds, or something else? 1. i hope i didn't double my dose of prozac yesterday. but i think i did. 2. shit. 3. i DID take the anxiety stuff. and yet here i am, all wired and jumpy.

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[cimness.livejournal.com]

of COURSE!

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[mamahooch.livejournal.com]

Then I'm friending the little-- say, what is the title for a Princess' younger sister? Is she another princess, or a duchess, or what?

Anyway yeah. Word.

[cimness.livejournal.com]

depends on the country, doesn't it? but i think it's mostly like this.

you know how the oldest sister is 'miss smith' and the younger sister is 'miss evelyn smith'--first name a prereq.?

so the older sister is officially 'the princess of __'* and the younger is just 'princess lillian.'

* but this is problematic. the princess cimorene from the books is born the princess of [forgot the name]-- but then she becomes a dragon's princess so her title is 'the king of the dragon's princess', and then she marries mendanbar, the king of the enchanted forest, at which point she's queencimorene.

then, myself, it's a multiple reference to being spoiled (and in that sense it's not so much my parents inherently, although my sister is spoiled too because we're so far apart as to be like too older children), and to the fandom queens thing. i was a queen of lotr rps, and now i guess i'm a dowager in it since i've backed gracefully out of the fandom, but the main reference is in being wax_jism's princess [consort], and she is the queen of the faculty (via void). this situation mirrors, perhaps, the one with kazul? so then am i just 'wax jism's princess'? or 'the princess-consort of queen wax jism of the faculty'?

don't you love spurious philosophical debates?

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[mamahooch.livejournal.com]

don't you love spurious philosophical debates?

Honey, I LIVE for them! And since we have reached no conclusive answer as of yet, I'm just sticking with "la bella principesa" (thought this always sounds better coming from Grampa Izzo's mouth than mine) for you and "the little princess" for her. *bows off to Shakespeare class*