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[vicarz]

That's an odd feeling, seeing parties and events my friends attended this weekend that I never heard about. I've a bunch of people that call less and tell me they do so intentionally knowing the load I am taking on, but that not being invited thing is weird. Oh well.

I faced the odd issue last night of having nothing to talk about. It's pathetic when you're in a real place talking about LJ experiences. I can't care about the election anymore, school isn't conversation, I don't really want to spend much time mocking others (some time sure, but not much), and no one gives a damn about me and the gym. The music at chairschool was really good, a bizarre mix of many genres of music. It would fill and then empty the floor repeatedly - perfect for me (and probably good bar revenue). I got to dance to Prince - Vlad is a psycho! Even Sarah played a bunch of stuff I liked (thought skunque only played synthpoop). I am goofily happy that my new combat boots have spongy soles instead of hard like my old ones. I was able to dance much more w/o the impact. Am I not gay because I wear combat boots, or really gay because I'm so excited about my boots?

Went to the gym today for like 3.5 hours. I still ran out of steam, so gatorade does not really help energize me. I guess the body only has so much fuel. Still, I ripped my abs, tore up my chest, and did some good shoulder work before I rounded off tri and bi. I feel really good about the work I put in today. I even did that cardio stuff, though since then I've had like 10-20 truffles. I should package and sell my truffle work-out plan. Back to the books...

Comments

[thefeline.livejournal.com]

Maybe I need more gatorade...I'm still wiped out! I'm glad you called tonight...I missed you. We must hang out soon. I miss my vicar :(

[grymnir.livejournal.com]

Personally, that is one of the more annoying things about LJ on both ends. I sometimes decide to have a few people over for cocktails, or to see a movie, but if I put it on LJ there is the possibility someone will get miffed because they weren't invited. Not that they'd really come or want to mix with the others I've invited, but because they weren't invited they get pissed.

Now, I say it because it reflects my POV often as well. I know that "politics" have altered my friends-sets over the past few years and that I know people who may not be...relating well...with others I know. Still, I understand your thought, to "see" events you weren't invited to is like hearing about a friend's wedding - only you hear about it after the honeymoon.
Ok...perhaps not that serious...but still...

[thefeline.livejournal.com]

But on the same note...when you haven't hung out with close friends who have the excuse of "being busy" and suddenly you read that they were out with other folks...when you hadn't seen them in a few months...it still stings. Anyone else...that doesn't bother me...things like THAT do.

Just my two cents ;)

[vicar.livejournal.com]

It is tough juggling which friends happen to hate each other at what time. This is why I box...pummeling shuts a lot of people up and assists them in adjusting their priorities.

[sunnyfunny.livejournal.com]

Hmmm I'm of the opinion that you should still invite people, whether or not you think they can come and whether or not someone they hate is going to be there. If you want them there, you should offer the invite and let them decide if they can make it and if they can stand being around whomever it is that they're not getting along with.

P.S. I like that you're trying to base your sexuality on your boots :-)

[railwaymadness]

I'm happy to have bumped into you in the freezing cold. Sorry I wasn't more talkative; brain in "I should take a nap" mode. Fortunately, brain not always required for a quality hugfest.