HEYA
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It's the second one most of you are looking for
And if you don't get something as simple as that,
then I can't help you =P
CAKE, COOKIES, Or ICE-CREAM? HARD CHOICE!!
Anyway...Cake in ice-cream? or ice-cream in cake? which is better? the junkeroo monster will answer that =) both are to die for but cake in ice-cream's better than ice-cream cake =)
Opps I forgot chocolate but then I think I won't die without it. Granted it makes people happy but I'll take ice-CREAM over chocolate anyday.
It's all about me!
Just Jac
If you know me, you know me. If you don't then you don't =)
What are you doing here if you don't anyway??
Where am I?
On the other side of this earth from home
Get me at lilbluebutterfly@gmail.com
Or you could call and spend a fortune =P
1-617-606-2992
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
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8:30 PM
Happy Birthday SWEETIE!!
Birthday greetings aside, I am having conflicting thoughts... On the one hand, although a friendship after a relationship ends is ideal, it's horrible for the person who was hurt. It's devastating enough having gone through a break up you were prolly not expecting!! But then I guess I still believe in the maturity of the person to realize, after the hurt has subsided, that a great friendship shouldn't be thrown away especially after getting to know that person so well, both inside and out. Then again, on the flip side of the coin, to expect everything to be the same after ending a relationship is beyond impossible. Deciding to stay friends is a two person decision and ideal, but how can one make the same demands right after breaking up especially if seeing the person still hurts so much? Mind boggling, and not to mention, unreasonable as hell too!
And that's that.
Just Jac
