Tracey says: gonna have to print that one
clare says: i think we should start again
Tracey says: i think so too
Tertia says: Hi.. I'm Tertia.. and you are?
clare says: Hello my names clare and i have poor taste in men
Tracey says: im tracey
Tracey says: seen you with dick in your mouth Tertia.....we can skip the formalities
I picked David up after school and we went to the keycard to get out some money. There wasn't a great deal left in there and David commented on it, saying it wasn't much to live on. I just said it will do and we went home.
He was changing into his pyjamas tonight, and as he took his school shorts off he said "There's 65 cents tuckshop change in my pocket. You can have it. I need to contribute to our budget."
Of course, this is just delightful to hear under any circumstances - how sweet. The difference for me is that it proves that he is MY son, and not his father's son. There is no way that Wayne would have ever thought like that and it makes me proud of myself for leaving the negative energy to raise my son into a man I will be proud of.
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So I figured that I might get a $50.00 voucher and then I would only have to find $37.00 by next week. When I picked up the envelope there was $100 book voucher in there! Completely unexpected but extremely appreciated. I now have the boring over-priced yet necessary book on my desk.
It's all about karma. I gave up two days of my Uni holidays to help beginning mature age students avoid the pitfalls I experienced when i started Uni and a week later my karma is returned.
It feels good.
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* what sort of cake you're cooking for O's birthday;
* why you love reality tv;
* the eternal struggle to give up smoking;
* the fact that you want to spend Thursday AND Friday night with Phil, and what that might mean;
* how it feels to have so many sisters (or be part of a large family);
* the expectations/fears of your new job;
* why you haven't yet signed up for internet banking;
* how you have this really adorable yet frustrating friend who pushes your boundaries and drops in for lunch because you're such a great cook.
* mwah * to Clarebear.
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She had shoulder length brunette hair with a deep red streak or tinge to it. Her hair was in these big curls around her face, sort of Charlize Theron style. She looked to be in her mid-thirties with just a touch of makeup on but these amazingly sexy eyes! Now as you've probably all gathered from my diary I am not gay but I have explored the female body once or twice and can appreciate lust when i see it!
So anyway, fluidlife was sitting at MY kitchen table having a cup of coffee with me while her daughter (?? stupid dream considering she has a son ??) was playing nintendo with David. Fluidlife was saying "Oh I was in the country, my husband is at a conference, so I thought I'd drop in and say hi!"
I only wish I hadn't woken up ... there's no knowing where those sexy eyes could have taken us ;)
I'm now going to post a note in her diary so she'll read this.
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Me: "Damn! There's a $100 less in my account than I was expecting!"
David: "I'm looking in your direction Dimity."
I didn't know whether to laugh and high-five him or tell him off for being rude.
The joys of having an Aspergers Child.
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A prime example of this happened the other day. In the block of flats adjacent to mine, there lives a young couple who are generally not good citizens. They bring their groceries home from the shopping centre in the trolley (cart) and then leave it in the street. They have massive screaming matches. They squeal their tyres everytime drive away. You get the idea. So anyway, the guy turned up on my doorstep last week sometime asking if I could give him lift to the next suburb to pick up a new gearbox for his car. (Gee.. much remember to remove the TAXI sign off my car.. * rolls eyes*). I happened to be going out anyway so I relented. The couple came out of their flat carrying their TV which they proceeded to put in my carboot and hopped in the car saying "Just drop us down at Buranda Cashies" (which I eventually worked out is the local pawnbrokers). This did not please me as I had to pull up in a bus zone in my car on a busy Saturday in my local neighbourhood whilst some young fucked up degenerates pull their TV out of my boot and marched into the pawnbrokers! Grrrr.. The point of telling you all this was that in the car on the way down I mentioned the physical abuse on the neighbour across the street that had occurred a few nights previously. The guy responded by saying "Yeah.. he beats her all the time.. AND she's pregnant!" and then he said "If I ever hit Melody (gf) I'd give her my permission to leave me". I nearly crashed the fucking car!! WTF? You would GIVE her YOUR PERMISSION to leave her??? Fuckhead.
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Tonight my relaxation method includes ice cold water (with refill bottle nearby), snacks (muesli bars and chupachup lollipops), music (Speedstar, bruises you can touch), ceiling fan on and doing Diaryland.
My CD player cost under AUS$300 but it is the first one I've ever owned - had it about 18 months. All my current furniture and accessories are a mix of really old secondhand stuff and terrific new stuff. The old are hand-me-downs either from my time at the refuge or generous friends and family that have donated to the "help Tertia rebuild her life from scratch" cause which started three years ago. The new are items that I have waited a long time for, some as long as three years, because I don't believe in replacing second hand with more second hand. I prefer to use the old stuff (or go without) until I can afford to get exactly what I want. I still don't have the TV or computer desk I want - they're next on the list. So back to my CD player ... It is compact, with a wood veneer finish and the essential item? Remote Control! The control sits near my computer and everytime I replay or change channels or alter the volume I thank myself for buying the one I wanted. :)
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Description: 30-something single Brisbanite with a positive life and an opinion.
Strengths: Intelligence, Positivity, Support Network.
Weaknesses: Intelligent and funny guys, cappucino icecream.
Turn Ons: Laughing, conversation, confidence (not arrogance).
Turn Offs: Excessive alcohol, arrogance, disrespect.
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