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10:11 Mid Thursday Morning (4 September 2008)   Take me Home, to my Dreams I keep having these nostalgic dreams, that aren't really nostalgic because they never happened. I just wake up feeling nostalgic. It's Inexplicable. Though I don't think anything is due, I can't help feeling on edge, like I should be doing assignments or writing a paper or taking a quiz. Worried that I've missed a deadline, even though it's only the 2nd week of school. Who wants to have a steampunk DIY party? It's the only current subcultural fashion I find interesting and challenging. I want to make a bustle! Let's raid the DI for old clock gears/sew them onto our laptop cases, vests, corsets...let's make outrageous hats and wear them around town and, since it is a small town, perhaps we will make some people laugh, and inject a little bit of wonder and impulse into the atmosphere. My new job has been postponed yet again until next week... poop!
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oOo sounds pretty, I think I could get into the steam punk thing :P
Thanks that means a lot.

I've been wondering this for, well, forever, what is Steam Punk exactly?
we can most def be friends. i would be a little concerned if you did have a mustache
Oh i'm sure I will love photography, I mean I get to sniff chemicals all the whilst being in the dark room.:) Ellen Hopkins novels just flow so well, it's almost like it's not poetry, it's written in first person, and they're very descriptive.
You know if it was geographically convenient I'd totally be in for the steampunk party.

And as for the deadline thing, I know that feeling. Except it never lasts long enough. Boooo.
I recommend that you read this comment, then rush out and get some of ellen hopkins books, i recommend crank, impulse and burned. She writes them as poems that read like stories, they are all consuming, they look like a lot to read but I read through them all in like a few hours each. Oh i feel special. haha actually I've never developed my own photos, I sort of got into photography pretty late in life, I was 18 when I was gifted with my SLR, that was only last year, I am still confused by shutter speeds and lenses etc. :)
I will, i love collage, it seems to stick with me even through turbulence--actually it seems to get better when it's all jumbled, but i will post some, just as soon as i get a photobucket and stop being lazy. The good thing about attending an art school is that there is a student run darkroom, so i have all access anytime i feel like it, when there is not a class going on in the dark room. :)