I really didn't want to leave early last night, but it's good that I did; I'm tired but still functional this morning. (It'd be different if I weren't so much of a chronic night owl anyway; I'm a zombie at work too often already. And guilty about it, argh.)
OH FRANK. I told
penguinkye that I think he's trying to be a completely different person right now, and she agreed that he's doing pretty well . . . until he giggles. Still love him. Still want him to shave. (Also, I want to introduce him to some rather awesome sex workers I know.) But yes, still love him. His gleeful little FACE when he's playing with Reggie! Also, Dewees. :D
Fabulous as the concert was, though, the best part of the evening was the
intensityboat meet-up. I have hearts in my eyes for all of you, and I am so sad that I did not get to say goodbye properly. I didn't want to go. Impromptu faily serenades! Candid photos! In-person plotting! The mystery of Tabloid Mary (I trust no one)! ♥ I will have t-shirt designs soon.
Tomorrow I get more
olivia_circe! Also there is an Umbrella Academy preview for me to make grabby hands at.
"Depression and misery are this great little house to live in by yourself," he says. "You know where everything is, and no one comes and bothers you.”
That's a much more articulate way of putting it than I've ever managed, Pete Wentz. I don't know whether to thank you or cover my eyes, because I've been living in that house for a big chunk of this year, and it's really hard to step out of it once you're comfortable. Infinitely worth it, though, so I'm trying.
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"Depression and misery are this great little house to live in by yourself," he says. "You know where everything is, and no one comes and bothers you.”
That's a much more articulate way of putting it than I've ever managed, Pete Wentz. I don't know whether to thank you or cover my eyes, because I've been living in that house for a big chunk of this year, and it's really hard to step out of it once you're comfortable. Infinitely worth it, though, so I'm trying.