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Im fine howarr yuu?
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Bandit is, apparently, a girl. Which is cool. If you're ever on twitter, Alicia, and Jon Rivera, both sent tweets saying it's a girl. Rock on!

Hope all else is well with you and that you get your comp back soon. Listening to 21st Century Breakdown...RIGHT NOW!!

Hey girl how have you been??
You'll never guessed what happened to me!
I saw Green Day at Webster Hall in NYC last week, I won tickets!!
I was in the second row and I was like 12 ft. away from Billie Joe!
Then later on I got pushed back about 10 or 12 rows but it was amazing to be so close to my freaking idols!! Ahh!

I WISH! no one likes MS though. we get alot of country acts but not much else :(

what kind of music you like?

My sister's name is Simone. It's a very nice name. AND you seem like one of the coolest 47 year olds EVER.

Awe, your journal comment put a smile on my face. :)
You're a very kind woman.

just letting you in on the scoop! Bite Your Lip, Pull Me In is UPDATED.

Enjoy!

everytime i get a comment or a story comment from you, my stomach feels with glee that ozzes out and makes me squeel with happiness. your opinion means the world to me. it truly does. im not trying to butter you up, i just am stating true facts.

having you say im a good writer makes me feel like im doing something right. i am so glad we can be friends. you are truly the coolest 47 year old EVER.

:)

you...made...my...life.

Dear Billie you did.

i've officially made you my idol, hero and any other thing that deserves respect.

Lee!
Oh my, I keep trying to get to that message you sent, but life is . . . so hectic. Between school and track, I am so completely swamped -- especially since I'm trying to sneak some writing in as well! Anyway, I WILL get to that lovely message when the opportunity presents, and I hope you're doing well!
Love you!
(By the way, the ending of Beyond Paradise was perfect, girl! I loved it!)

Wow, thank you so much for your comment!
It did make me happy.
:D

OH OH! And thank you for the suggestion.
I will write it in the description of the story.
8D
xoxoxo

WOW! *feels weird* O.O
I'm not offending nobody! *sigh*
It's just a title.Really!

I remember the first comment you left on my article, and regarded it then as the highest compliment I had yet been paid. Now you've followed it with one that surpasses it, and leaves me fairly breathless.

Perhaps it is a consequence of the life I have had to live (and that, in my immense foolishness, I have chosen) that I have not, for many years, it seems, been able to think of myself as young. When I truly was a boy, I would look down from my bedroom window and watch old men poke their way with bent backs and proud faces past me on street below, and I would be filled with envy. I wanted their memories, and the serene simplicity that only age can imbue; but more than this, I wanted to know - as they knew - that all had been done that could have been done, and their time for enduring the pains of terrestrial life was mercifully near its appointed end.

Now that I have memories of my own to make my heart groan and my hands tremble, I have confirmed again that there is no inherent virtue in youth. The young are only so much stronger to carry out the follies for which their ignorance predisposes them, while flouting the odious figure of Mortality and the weeping muse of Empathy that can alone preserve us from arrogance. The consequence of belonging to a generation that venerates youth over age, is that folly and impudence have been made virtues, and the future is so obscure as to be beyond - or beneath - consideration. Hence we have the world in its present state: an age of selfishness and depravity; the dullest of times, blinded by its own facile lustre.

Putting this digression aside, I see in your words the evidence of a reality I have hastened to avoid, that the young [i]cannot[/i] understand my writing. I might call this unfortunate, since I am still considered young, and don't think that I have very much to teach the generations before mine, which they ought not to have learned already. But it could be, as you suggest, that age has no bearing on the matter, and we are both merely awaiting the unlikely few who - regardless of age or youthfulness - seek out what is timeless, and find it in us.

Lee!
How are you, dearie? Hope you're doing well and are enjoying the first fruits of spring! I'm thinking about you, love!
And by the way, thank you so much for your comments on my one-shots. You'll never really know what they mean to me - your feedback sends me to the moon and back :)
Love you bucketloads!

Thanks for the request. :D

Thank you, dear lady, for the kindest compliment I have ever been paid. I contend with myself, whether Mibba is the correct place to publicize my scribblings, especially when they explore matters on the "deep end" of thought, at the brink of which many of today's youth - and their elders - are accustomed to turning back. You have undoubtedly helped to assure me that my voice is not altogether lost, and neither is the world's interest in pursuing a dialectic that is as harrowing as the dilemmas from which it arises.

lol thanks i give all credit to roxi my bestie...

I miss you, Lee, come back to me :(
I've been bopping 'round this site for the last couple of weeks since I have 100% intranet access, and I miss your sweet updates!
and you know what I was thinking? [mind you, this may be way out of the box and sound completely weird] you could write a "Bike" fan-fic so beautifully...
I'm just too obsessed with that pairing, and since I love your work, I think you're portrayal of BJ/Mike would be perfect...

so this was a totally random, Molly-misses-Lee comment. hope everything's going well! <3