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Find the closest book.

* Open the book to page 56.
* Find the fifth sentence.
* Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions.
* Donapos;t dig for your favorite book, the cool book, or the intellectual one: pick the CLOSEST

i went through the usual drill: rolled a joint, cranked up the offspring, opened the window, shoved a towel into the crack at the bottom of the door to avoid smoke seepage, crashed on the bed and sparked up.

anthem of a reluctant prophet; joanne proulx.

lol.

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Title: A Good Imagination Gone Wrong
Challenge: rose snape and scorpius malfoy
Team: Order, unashamedly so...
Words: 100
Rating: PG
Characters:�Rose Snape, Scorpius Malfoy, Hugo Weasley� (by mention); Hermione Severus

~~
ldquo;Is she asleep?rdquo;

ldquo;Finally.rdquo; Hermione sank gratefully onto the sofa beside her husband.

ldquo;What took so long?rdquo;

ldquo;Shersquo;s afraid of Dementors,rdquo; Hermione replied.

Severus choked on his wine.

ldquo;And now she refuses to sleep unless I check under the bed,rdquo; she continued.

ldquo;I will murder that boy.rdquo;

ldquo;Itrsquo;s not Scorpiusrsquo; fault. He and Rose were playing Aurors, from what I could determine.rdquo;

ldquo;And?rdquo;

ldquo;Hugo suggested that they should lock anybody they catch in Azkaban. It got out of hand from there.rdquo;

ldquo;Hugo Weasley is the reason my daughter canrsquo;t sleep?rdquo;

ldquo;In one.rdquo;

ldquo;Ronald Weasley is a dead man.rdquo;

Hermione smirked.

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I�slipped inside the cuticles of
the sun- danced like rivers shouting;
cracked the chords like candy canes
and traced the brittle peppermint like
rain inside tea kettles.

Burning hot with radiance, we sang-
fire in our hair; tongues wrapped
like bows in the locks of golden children,
whisper now they weep for days like
trust slipped in crystal cups...

His eyes, flush with colour beyond
deep horizons- buckle my knees and
Iapos;ll bend to your fervor; hands locked
tight around the collapsing fears that
incarcerate me

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Amazingly enough, Tim scrounged up the guts to go to the movies last night with myself + other Archers... Only he had been saving a spot for me in line and the others had were forced to wait to get balcony seating. It was an interesting/somewhat awkward experience.

After we parted ways, the Archers were walking home.. Our usual way when we get off at Union Station. It was there in the main lobby area that we bumped into these two interesting people- a drunk guy sitting in a mail cart and an even drunker girl pushing him along, yelling, "beep beep"

When the rest of their group joined them, they caught our attention when one of them uttered their address. It turns out these students, all from the University of Illinois, are our next door neighbors. The ones I steal internet from on a daily basis.

So these Illinois people are interested in forming some kind of bond with us, which is cool and everything, but their drunken appearances kind of turned me off.

Right now Iapos;m contemplating whether or not deciding to stay in was a good or bad choice. This has been the first time both of my room mates (who are also sick) have gone "out" without me. Itapos;s usually just one, or maybe even two of us who goes out in a single night.. But today is Lindseyapos;s birthday, and they were expecting me to go. I decided to shower, drink soup, and hope I get better soon instead.

Today we had another Advocacy class with Dr. Daly. Daly is a full-time professor at UT-Austin, and flies up here three weekends out of the semester to teach us. We had class in the Rayburn building, specifically in the room where the Committee on Energy and Commerce meets; we got to sit in their desks and everything. It was awesome. Iapos;m sure the Congressman who usually sits where I was sitting today will eventually catch my cold. :-/

Iapos;m still amazed at how well everyone is getting along. The Archer Center mustapos;ve thought long and hard about whoapos;s rooming with who, whoapos;s in each house, etc. I LOVE my room mates; my first year in college was a total nightmare compared to this. I can actually foresee myself developing lasting friendships beyond this semester with the people here, which is rare for me to say.

I thank God everyday that Iapos;m getting the opportunity to do this. It hit me again today as I was passing the Jefferson building (Library of Congress) and the Capitol to my left, with the autumn leaves falling in the perfect sweater/hot chocolate-weather. I absolutely adore this city, and wouldnapos;t be surprised if I saw myself attending law school or landing my first job in this DC/East Coast area (because I love New York/Massachusetts as well). Itapos;s definitely a refreshing switch from Texas.

Oh yeah, and W. Wasnapos;t that great. It wasnapos;t completely bad, but definitely not worth the Uptownapos;s pricey admission. For those of you who havenapos;t seen it, wait until it comes out on DVD.

Now I have to call my dad/Lupe, check up on the UT football score, and try and sleep off this illness...

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Today is the first day of the rest of my life that I write an entry in my journal after 3�� weeks after signing up and paying for this site. One of the things I neglected to put when describing myself is that Iapos;m the consummate procrastinator. That, I suppose, is an offshoot of my passive-aggressiveness which I did mention. Consider this my prima facie case in point. I picked today (technically Sat 10/18 though I donapos;t live technically so itapos;s still Fri 10/17 to me) because itapos;s sort of a compromise. I wouldapos;ve liked to have started this about a year ago but mom died (11/3/07) so it wasnapos;t practical. I had a rough summer of sorts which will be one of my topics eventually and well I was still in my ldquo;wait for a good timerdquo; phase. I wanted to start this when I signed up 3�� weeks ago mainly because it was premiere week for my TV shows but that didnapos;t work out. Like I said itapos;s a compromise because itapos;s a little over 2 weeks before the anniversary of my momapos;s death and a little over 2 weeks from the time my sister Ryse died (10/1/08). Tragic? Perhaps. Iapos;ve mourned my mom for the past year and will continue to do so in my own way and I will mourn my sister but after visiting 3 graves a couple weeks ago (my brother-in-law Bill died 6/8/05) I need to shake things up a little. OK so this isnapos;t an earthquake but it is a chance for me to do something a little different than...well....nothing.

I have several reasons for signing up. I really do want to begin a journal, if not to others, than at least to myself. I am not really into the whole handwriting thing so TG (that will be my short version for Thank God) for computers and technology. I enjoy writing and dabbled a bit when I did case management at a local not for profit service agency. One of my ldquo;dreamsrdquo; or ldquo;wishesrdquo; or ldquo;someday maybe(s)rdquo; is to be a writer. With all my others, I sort of kept that in the recesses of my brain and went on with my life. I was sort of hoping that maybe by doing this journal it would spark something to get me on a different path. Weapos;ll see how that goes. I will hopefully be writing about several topics and as I learn how to use this site, cross-posting in communities and if I can keep it up, maybe branch off to ldquo;other thingsrdquo;. Since most of my time is now spent alone watching too much TV, at least one of the reasons I wanted to do this (not necessarily the main reason but a fairly prominent one if I am to be true to myself) is to be a ldquo;TV criticrdquo; of sorts. I love my entertainment and though itapos;s probably not the life most would put in their dating bio it is what it is for me. And hey, there really are TV critics out there writing essays, comments and blogs and I imagine getting paid pretty well so wtf, ya know ndash; who wouldnapos;t want to get paid for that. Or should I say who of us with Type B personalities (the passive, creative types of course) wouldnapos;t want that

So see, I write like 2 paragraphs, read them over because they have to read perfectly, then I lose my momentum and get a small case of writerapos;s bloc in which my brain goes berserk and I canapos;t continue to form a coherent thought or string of thoughts. I guess I have to be OK with that since this is my personal journal and itapos;s just the first entry. Itapos;s not like itapos;s a submission to Time magazine. I definitely donapos;t have the writing chops for that kind of thing anyway.

Iapos;m not sure I can post as much as I wanted to post today anyway since it would keep me up too long and Iapos;m still kind of worn out from my cold and...well....I just really want to lie in bed and watch a movie and then read some of my book. Yes, I truly do love my entertainment. Hopefully I can post quite a bit over the next few days as I have off from work...another topic I will be posting about. Of course I will want to get my sleep, something I havenapos;t been getting as much of as Iapos;d like to or really should. But I really do want to get going with this thing. Iapos;m going to try be as diligent with this as possible and not let it become one of my many ldquo;projectsrdquo; that I begin for a while then just stop for no particular reason. I should be pretty proud of myself for getting this much written and I hope if anyone does happen to read it that it wasnapos;t too boring. I hope future entries will prove to be a little more entertaining. I really donapos;t want to do this all for myself. I kind of need some form of connection and since the chat room I go on (yes, another topic) no longer provides that I at least gotta give something else a shot. Not that I expect a date from a hot guy out of it or anything but a little interaction via comments or whatnot would be a nice change of pace. I know I will have to put forth some effort (I strongly believe in the ldquo;what goes around, comes aroundrdquo; way of living). Iapos;m also going to take a chance and spread this around to my family (uh huh, you guessed right, another topic) though, with everything else that regards them I donapos;t expect much. And if they do choose to read this, for those that think I might get an earful for that comment I can assure you donapos;t know my family. If it counts for anything Iapos;ve learned to just love them without expecting anything. Different stokes for different folks. And yes, I do love my clich�s. They have origins of truth ya know.

Wow, Iapos;m really enjoying this so I hope that means my next entry wonapos;t be another 3 � weeks away. I think this is good enough to start with though so here goes nothing.
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Early voting started here yesterday, and I voted today. Yay Apparently it was kind of crazy busy yesterday, with people waiting up to an hour to vote. The line snaked all the way out to the parking garage More than 1,700 people voted yesterday in my county.

So thatapos;s one vote for Obama/Biden. :-)

In other news, I am sooooooo sore. I went hiking in the mountains yesterday. Oy. My quads are KILLING ME
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I just got back from a good 30 minute talk with Ethanapos;s guidance counselor. She sat in on our Parent-Teacher conference on Tuesday night, and wanted to talk to us a little bit more (I mentioned that I was planning to talk to her anyway). I went by myself because my brother couldnapos;t watch the kids, so Evan had to stay home with them. It was an exhausting meeting.

We started off talking about what Ethanapos;s teacher reported, that she had caught him biting himself hard enough to leave marks, and when she confronted him about it he said that he does it all the time. This could be an innocent habit, or it could be the beginning of self-harming behavior.

I told her that Iapos;m particularly concerned about this because of my history.

I mentioned a conversation Ethan and I had a few mornings ago where he asked me if you can get arrested for trying to kill yourself. She was genuinely concerned. I told her that I started my suicidal thoughts in 4th grade. She was surprised, but said that she has had some parents pick their kids up from her office and take them directly to Childrenapos;s Hospital.

I told her I wish my mother had done just that.

She mentioned Ethanapos;s meltdowns (crying fits) and I told her that we see the same things at home, and that weapos;re trying to convince him that most things arenapos;t really as bad as he feels them to be. She said thatapos;s a good way to explain it.

I told her that I just got "better" in the last two years or so, and that I donapos;t know what kind of affect the rough times had on him in his "developmental years." She said that itapos;s amazing the things that children can remember from even before theyapos;re capable of talking.

She told me that if she had heart disease she would get her kids checked out early, perhaps before they even started showing any symptoms, just to err on the side of caution... And Ethan is showing symptoms.


All in all, she gave me the names of a few psychologists and counselors that other families in the school have had good luck with. She was very persuasive and convinced me that itapos;s not worth the risk.

Evan isnapos;t convinced, and thinks that heapos;s just fine... I almost think it wouldapos;ve been better if she had been able to convince him, but I also think that Evan wouldapos;ve downplayed my history a bit and she wouldnapos;t have understood the kind of family history/background that Ethan is coming from. Fortunately, I have Evan convinced that itapos;s worth getting him looked over, if only for my peace of mind.

Wish us luck. For those of you whoapos;ve met Ethan (and those of you whoapos;ve heard about him), what do you think?

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