Aiphos-Sender

I don't post journals often enough for you to have forgotten about this: :thumb299677622: Well...it happened again Sunday. But this time, we had to say goodbye to Gozer. He went quick and easy with a painless little pinprick. Em and Cass were with him to say goodbye. I was visiting friends and family in GA at the time, so I didn't get to say goodbye, but I have no regrets. He knows I love him. Yes, present tense, 'cause it's still true and I believe in an afterlife, for humans and other critters alike. Gozer was an awesome, over-sized lap dog, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, and I will miss his massive, ugly face. Nevertheless, I feel certai

...Oh, wow. According to DA, my birthday has already started. Odd, since that would make today yesterday already while tomorrow is today but not quite yet as I'm still not willing to leave the current today to yesterday. That aside, I have an interesting (to me) question for all of you! What is the first line of your favorite novel? I don't want forewords, introductions, or author's notes. I want the first line of Chapter I. How does your favorite story begin? What does that first sentence contain that stopped you in your tracks and dragged you to the check-out desk? See, I was reading this http://www.fuelyourwriting.com/the-most-important

Yesterday was a...very strange day. I woke up motivated, surprisingly, and successfully completed two exams (which weren't really exams, per se. they were really just project/portfolio reviews to appease the rest of the school departments because apparently they think art is too easy and anyone can do it and that's why no one else in the school is and so we have to fake some exams so the other students who can't think past unchanging formulas won't throw hissy fits because we spent all semester creating things out of sheer artistical genius and have tons to show for it while they can only fill in the blanks and run a scantron through a comput