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i am intrigued by the idea of taking a special trip with laura to her home planet of laurandia in the 14 galaxies. who else wants to go on this special mission? we must start building a space ship soon.
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Re: laurandia
Sat, September 24, 2005 - 7:49 PMit had better be a really fast ship because I think laurandia is pretty far out there :-P.
I'm in. -
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Re: laurandia
Sun, September 25, 2005 - 9:51 PMShe has a way to get way out there From one moment to the next, So no worries. 8^) -
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Re: laurandia
Sun, September 25, 2005 - 11:52 PMFirst stop on the magical spaceship journey to Laurandia, Long's @ 51st St.! Oh, yeah! -
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Re: laurandia
Thu, October 13, 2005 - 3:03 PMi thought it was between lauristan and belauraus. -
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Re: laurandia
Thu, October 13, 2005 - 3:33 PMIs that north of Flaurada? I hear it's lovely there. -
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Re: laurandia
Thu, October 13, 2005 - 4:24 PMLaurandia is where the heart is.
You guys cracked me up. Unfortunately, my humor just isn't flowing the same way today.
On a completely unrelated note, I just got a marraige proposal from some guy I connected with on craigslist yesterday.
No kidding.
Here's what he wrote:
Marry me.
Apologies for the histrionic effusion. Due to all of the similarities in desires and dreams, I boiled over and erupted.
More later..
Randy
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I like this guy... but his name is Randy.
Randy?
Here's hoping he has a middle name.
I had to look up histrionic. :-P
He's a musician. He plays, "Mandolin, guitar, folky, bluegrassy, jazzy, swingy, latiny, gypsy stuff."
Perfect! I was just telling myself last week that I needed to find myself a guitar player.
He also wants to build a treehouse with me for our kids that we're going to raise in the Northwest.
I am also conversing with a guy who is still living under the impression that I am Cookie Monster. His name is Paul. Purely going by names, I'm partial to Paul.
Paul went to Australia for for love, just like I did. He's funny and intelligent. I like him too.
All of this has come about from posted a really lame craiglist ad yesterday which said NOTHING about me. I got a lot of lame responses - but surprisingly, these two guys popped up in the mix.
Past that white board crap this morning, today has been fun.
Maybe, I like dating again.
We'll see after I meet these guys.
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Re: laurandia
Sun, October 16, 2005 - 4:09 PMdid you meet them yet? if so, how's it go?
personally i would run from someone who was talking about "our kids" before i'd even met him, though he does sound rather sweet. and as you know, i like treehouses. -
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Re: laurandia
Sun, October 16, 2005 - 4:09 PMer, that should have been "how'd it go?" -
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Re: laurandia
Mon, October 17, 2005 - 2:14 PMNo, I haven't met either of these guys yet.
Randy is scaring me. I am not sure if I should keep writing to him or not.
First of all - after his proposal, we started arguing like an old married couple.
Before even meeting, before even exchanging pictures, he has shown signs of jealousy. I'm also wondering about some possible control issues he may have.
He is also seeming needy and/or too eager... yet, it is hard to say how much is an acurate interpretation without having met the guy.
I don't know. In any case, my excitement has waned. At the same time, I'm still curious to find out who this guy is... I think. I'm honestly not sure right now.
Oh, and he didn't mention the kids in the first email. I did.
It *was* rather wierd how much our long term goals were in sync... however, I am already gunshy that he might hold similar traits to my ex-husband.
This is a paragraph he wrote a few days ago:
I just hoped that you'd respond to ME sometime. If you do not want to, and you'd rather focus on the misconstructions, that is fine. That's good info. I was very excited and put a lot of energy into writing to you to tell you how excited I was (the email after the proposal - did you not read it?) but you never responded. So if you don't care to respond, that is your right.
Note the way he has capitalized "ME". Note the way he acuses me of not reading his email. Cheap shot, in my opinion, aimed at making me feel bad... I think the whole paragraph was aimed at making me feel bad. Not to mention, he's taken a very negative reading on the situation.
I must admit, I did go back and respond to the email he made reference to / dropping our argument entirely. He became "nice" again after I did this... however, I wonder if not a little too nice.
He's since written the following...
Sooo, fall in love with me!
What type of person would write something like that? It doesn't seem entirely normal.
Maybe I'm reading more into it than is there... but that one line has me in a state of not wanting to write back. -
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Re: laurandia
Mon, October 17, 2005 - 2:21 PMtoo bad you can't build a decoy laura and see how he treats her; if he's a prick she could self-destruct and eliminate the threat. otherwise you slip in and no harm done. -
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Re: laurandia
Mon, October 17, 2005 - 2:36 PMlol. I like this idea. Yes, too bad, indeed.
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Re: laurandia
Mon, October 17, 2005 - 4:50 PMLaura, did it hurt when you fell from heaven?
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Re: laurandia
Mon, October 17, 2005 - 5:10 PMI need a decoy too. Can someone event some for us girls? -
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Re: laurandia
Wed, October 19, 2005 - 12:07 AM"Sooo, fall in love with me!"
the guy hasn't even met you yet... run!!
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