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10 Jan 2006, 12:30 pm

yumyumyumyumyumyum....

woss MYL?



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10 Jan 2006, 12:32 pm

vetivert wrote:
yumyumyumyumyumyum....

woss MYL?


what is, "made you look"?


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10 Jan 2006, 12:35 pm

made me laugh now, too. :D



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10 Jan 2006, 3:14 pm

Do you like Tofu?
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10 Jan 2006, 3:22 pm

How old were you when you first heard about AS? How'd it make you feel? Do you think you'll try to get a diagnosis at some point?


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10 Jan 2006, 4:19 pm

Neuroman wrote:
Do you like Tofu?


oooooh, yessssss!

abominablesnocone wrote:
How old were you when you first heard about AS? How'd it make you feel? Do you think you'll try to get a diagnosis at some point?


oooh, let me see... i was about 34-35 - i became interested in AS as a result of someone pointing out that a kid i was working with could have it, and so went on a training/info thing (with Rita Jordan - she's brill).

as it wasn't anything to do with me (or so i thought at the time), i was fascinated (always been fascinated by and studied psychology, neuropsychology, behavioural psychology, etc.). if you mean how did i feel when i found out about it in relation to me - relieved. an explanation for why my life is so difficult, that i wasn't f***ed up or stupid, that i hadn't failed at relationships all my life due to something i'd done wrong (and which even years of therapy hadn't helped me to work out).

i'd love a diagnosis, but it's probably unattainable, really - no-one around here is interested in anyone over 19, who's obviously able to live some sort of life and function. not unless i'm prepared to pay an extortionate amount, which i can't afford. have asked my GP to refer me, which he has, but that was in october 2004, and i still haven't heard anything. :(



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11 Jan 2006, 6:21 pm

Is everything in your house organic?


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12 Jan 2006, 2:55 am

no, sadly. i try to buy everything organic, but a combination of availability (or lack thereof) and affordability means i can't. :cry:



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13 Jan 2006, 7:00 am

are you a spiritual person?

if the answer is no, then if you were a spiritual person, what spiritual tradition would you choose and why?


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13 Jan 2006, 11:42 am

aha - the answer is yes. of course, it very much depends on what your definition of "spiritual" is - i don't waft around praying and being extra "good" (whatever that's supposed to mean). but i do have a sense of the supramundane in my life.



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16 Jan 2006, 10:27 pm

Neuroman wrote:
Is everything in your house organic?


Is it wrong for me to think that everything in your house is made out of chocolate Vivi?

Oh well, the fantasy continues...



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17 Jan 2006, 1:56 am

do you have alter ego in the states?

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Age:

67 in two days

Location:

Albuquerque, NM

Hobbies and Interests:

Science fiction, filking, historical cycles & other patterns, reading (think I'm hyperlexic!), SCA, neo-paganism & goddess worship, wicca. (not in a coven. Duh - wonder why?)

Why are you here?

Because I'm lonely and want people I can *talk to*! !

When were you diagnosed?(skip if you don't have a disorder):

Self-diagnosed? Back around 2000, and thereby hangs a tale. I was the accountant for the University of New Mexico Postal Services, and one of our rules was that every mailing had to include a sample of what you were mailing out. CDD-Aut had an interesting newsletter. One issue had a review of a book called "Pretending to be Normal", and the title called my name loud & clear. I bought it, devoured it, and said "Yes! That's me!"

Favorite subjects:

Right now, philosophy. Loved higher math but was dreadful at it. Or, as my professor said back in 1963, I did *very well*....(for a gurrrl!) so he'd let me off with a C if I dropped the major.

Year/Grade:

Duh?

Favorite music:

Classical, choral, and filk (science fiction folk music, often funny).

Books:

Favorite books? How many pages do you have? Science fiction, murder mysteries - especially those that give me insight into other cultures.


TV shows/Movies:

House, Fox TV. Bones, ditto. Numb3ers. Medium, if Allison would sop with the dead-tired die-away voice already. Law & Order CI, especially the episodes with Goren. Monk when I can find it! Former Trekkie sufferig withdrawal. Ditto Babylon 5. Want to see: Chicken Little, RENT, Narnia. Loved: Lord of the Rings, and the original Star Wars (the Luke Skywallker movies).


Instrument:

Guitar; cracked alto voice.

Do you like sports?

Makes warding-off-vampires gesture.

Family:

My oldest daughter's a research genetics psychiatrist out of UCSD, soon to be at UCSF, specialty in OCD & Tourettes. One son age 18 months. Other daughter's a nuclear medtech living in Charlottesville, VA, soon to be back in ABQ, husband's an anesthesiologist, both very outdoorsy & physical people. One daughter, Mikaels, 5.5 years old today; a son 18 months old. (And they're cousins, identical cousins...)

My sister in San Francisco, who I finally leveled with a year ago which brought about a major reconciliation, passed away Thanksgiving Morning. I am so thankful it was with everything settled. She has two sons, a silver-fox widower, no grandchildren. I have a brother in La Jolla who is also a science fiction fan - I turned him onto it in childhood - but is more mundane than I am.

Clothing:

Mostly jeans, T-shirts, overshirts, and sensible very good quality walking shoes. Long skirts when required.

How did you find this website?

One of the posters on Fourth Turning had it included in his sig. I read his post and raced right over.

Job:

I'm a freedwoman. Forced into retirement October 31, 2003.

Plans for the future?

As the old disco song says, "stayin' alive."

Any comments?

Yes. This is even better than the INTP list, which I've been off for years.

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17 Jan 2006, 11:43 am

if everything in my house was made of chocolate, i'd melt it by sitting on it!

and i'm not greybadger, neuroman... 8O



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18 Jan 2006, 10:49 am

I'm planing a Trip to London. Which areas of London would suit my Personality? Which parts of London should I explore?



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18 Jan 2006, 12:06 pm

that's a hard one.

london is like any huge metropolis - it can be overwhelming as far as sensory stuff goes; it can be very anonymous; it's a complete nightmare if you're not sure what you're doing/where you're going (i.e., plan well, in advance)...

i'd recommend going to all the places you've dreamed of. but be prepared for the reality - london is often romanticised, and the reality isn't as glorious. i'd do the whole tourist thing, if i were you, cos there really is an awful lot of great places in london, especially if it's your first time.

i absolutely love london, having been born and brought up there. my belief is that you have to have been so, to really understand it (i could be wrong, of course).



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19 Jan 2006, 9:47 pm

If I flew to London with chocolates and gaultier, would you dance with me? (I'll make sure to arrive on Friday).
Would you tattle to Neuroman?