tie me to the bedpost

[threeplusfire]

I like listening to the radio, because it furnishes me with an endless supply of phrases to mull over.

how you sparkle
how you shine

Played cards after a useless day of working. One more this week, two next week and then I'm through.

I'm the one you don't know you need me

Three hideous experiences on that road and I'm not driving there any more. What are people thinking, stopping dead in the middle of a busy street or trying to change lanes directly into another car?

I can take you away from here

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Part of my fascination with the radio, and with pop music in general, is the idea that even in the worst stuff there can be a small glimmer of something more. Every now and then I'll hear a line of a chorus and file it away.

At this moment in time, while I can feel myself becoming the person I want to be, it doesn't seem to be happening fast enough. But thanks. Good to know sometimes one isn't quite as invisible as one thinks.

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[auss24.livejournal.com]

I think we're more or less on the same page here.

I had been hurling down the highway of life at about 200 mph when all of a sudden life threw a stop light out in front of me.
I've been waiting at that light for awhile now and I'm getting pretty impatient.
It seems to have been for a reason though.
Now that I see the other light turning yellow, and I know mine is about to go green again I definately think that the break I was forced to take prepared me for the next step I'm about to make.
You sound like you're about to take the next step too huh? Moving away? All in good time.

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

That's a good way to describe it.

Yep, I'm about to move to the Czech Republic and start a whole different life. Should be interesting. Definitely time for a change of scenery. I've lived in Austin since 1987.

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[auss24.livejournal.com]

Jeez.
I've only lived here two years and I'm already itching to get out.
More because of the people that the city really.
I think I'm at a point where I'm finally ready to get out of Texas. I've experienced most of what it has to offer and although I would love to come back later in life, right now I think it's time to be somewhere else.
Czech Republic huh? What do you think that's gonna be like? I mean, I have no idea.
I know ~of~ the Czech Republic I just don't know much about it, about what its like.