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I think I've spewed enough codswallop for one night.
I'm off to give my pillow some head.

I'm thinking about that group thing the other day, and I remember that man who I think was an aspie: odd way to move, not looking in the eye or very little when talking and difficulties to register direct auditory information. He looked very lost there. And I thought I'm not like that. So I know we are all different and ASD varies from one another, but no. But she looked at me puzzled or "coolled" at some point. I'm polite, don't interrupt, but it's to the point. I ask the info and that's it. I probably don't always look in the eye, don't smile (much) probably. Easily distracted by the people and noise all around, and I rapidly needed air, felt like crying even (change, too much sensory input..). It's SPD can be without autism, maybe, but when I read it all, lots of common points. + inattentive ADD could work (too).

I stayed up way too late writing my book. Zzzzz. I'm a sleepy kitty. Mew.

everyone has different facial features although everytime u put in that small area 2 eyes a nose a mouth eyebrows chin and ears

i don't know if that is the miracle or the miracle is in our brains.

on the other hand, almost all the donkeys/monkeys/ cats/dogs look the same to me

Weirdness is everywhere.

^No, I'm just saying that there's weirdness everywhere in general [like me, for instance!]

I bought a "from daughter" Father's Day card that has Fred Flintstone and Pebbles on it. I thought it was really cute and you don't see many Flintstones cards these days. I've been seeing tons of Star Wars cards and other junk though. At Walmart this week I saw a t-shirt with Darth Vader on it that said "Galaxy's Greatest Dad".

Are you kidding me?! A murderous embodiment of pure evil, who abandons, kidnaps, and dismembers his own children is a great dad?! Do they really think real fathers want to be compared to Darth Vader? I guess my dad wouldn't want to be compared to Fred Flintstone either, but I think he's one of the sweetest fictional fathers there is. He loved his little Pebbly-poo and would take her for rides in her turtle shell stroller and play with her and even take her shopping.

freedom in my book means being fearless. i wish if i can be fearless

i wonder why some people say life is not fair as long as

we all r going to die


happy people die miserable people die
rich people die poor people die
smart people die dump people die
beautiful people die ugly people die
strong people die weak people die


it's only a matter of time everything is temporary meh

if u think what i've just said is depressing , then im way better than einstein. because im alive and he is dead.
even if u want to defend him he won't hear your nice words about him because he is dead

Time is an illusion. Death is an illusion. All of what humans think is reality is an illusion! The trouble is, no one seems to want to believe me.

Sweet Peas are congragating in my mind.

I had a good time. The gig with friends was cool and I could talk with Irish guys, and it was so easy, genuine to talk to them, simply. It passed instantly. Here, talking to people... Great evening. Hapoy to come home too.

Thinking of different things

I'm going home to my parent's for the Father's Day weekend, and then afterwards Mom and I are leaving for our trip. I'm looking forward to it but I also feel anxious because I just got The Sims 4 Dine Out and Spa Day downloaded earlier this week and I won't be able to play them or use a computer until I get back on Wednesday.