Uh oh.

[judecorp]

My coworker has a livejournal now. I guess that means I have to stop saying bad things about him!

Kidding. I've always wanted a psychostalker.

I feel better today. The NyQuil experiment is a no-go, though. It made my heart race until 3am, and I couldn't sleep because I couldn't calm down and my breath was too quick and too shallow. Gelcaps or icky liquid, no drowsy medication for me! It helped with the symptoms, though, so I suppose DayQuil is a-okay.

My mommy is coming to visit the first weekend in December (supposedly). That means I can take her to Holiday Hop! It also means I can take her to First Friday at Wall Street. Okay, I get naked and shower now.

[Poll #76420]

ObJ: Thinking good thoughts for you today. Come sail your ships around me, baby. We'll make a little history.

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[juliann.livejournal.com]

Thanks smurfly.

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Mwah.

No mom at Wall Street?

[communista.livejournal.com]

Come on, I took mine to Union Station on Showtunes Sunday!

Re: No mom at Wall Street?

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

My mom's still getting a handle on the whole "my daughter's a dyke" thing... I don't think TGIF (Thank God I'm Female) is the best place for her.

Maybe I'll take her to Union, though! :) :)

Re: No mom at Wall Street?

[grrlpower.livejournal.com]

I was at The Vine downtown on the weekend, it was pretty laid back. Not overtly gay, though it was. That might be a nice Mom place..

Re: No mom at Wall Street?

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Oh, yeah, it's nice over there. Hmmmm.

Thanks for the suggestion!

Re: No mom at Wall Street?

[communista.livejournal.com]

Oh boy. That reminds me of a funny story. It involved the Rocky Horror Picture Show. I was 16.

Re: No mom at Wall Street?

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Are you going to tell, or what?

Re: No mom at Wall Street?

[communista.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah... I guess I could do that.

Well, a girl I had met in my P.E. bowling "class" and I had started seeing each other and hadn't said anything to our respective parents. So one night, we were going to the Rocky Horror Picture Show and before we left my mother had said "Now just because you two are all dressed up doesn't mean that you can go on picking up guys." My girlfried dragged me outside and told me that I had to tell my mom what was going on. So, I told her that we were not going to be picking up guys, because we were a couple. There was a long pause, and then a "whew!" which shocked the crap out of both of us. My mother was actually relieved.

Sadly, the relationship didn't last long after that, because when she told her mother about us ... She accused me of corrupting her, and convinced her that her tryst with me was either pressured or a phase. So that's that. But it was amusing to see my mom's reaction. She's not gone to an actual bar with me (I think Union is far less intimidating to the uneasy parent... Who couldn't love guys singing to songs from Meet Me in St. Louis?) but she's never been to Wall Street with me (Hell, I haven't been there since I was 20) but she did go out to The Eagle with her ex-gf the night before she married my stepdad.

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[judecorp.livejournal.com]

Mom stories are always fun. Thanks for sharing!

I was thinking...

[vorpalbla.livejournal.com]

Isn't keeping a live journal a bit like stalking yourself?
When you're a stalker, you watch someone who doesn't want to be watched. To journal online is to broadcast yourself to whomever might care to see.
Speaking of stalkers, a friend of mine once had what she called an "anti-stalker." This was her ex-boyfriend who was so emotionally torn by having lost her, he couldn't bear to be anywhere near her. Thus, if he thought she might be at a certain restaurant, coffee shop, etc., he wouldn't set foot inside.

On anti-stalkers...

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

I sure wish I had a couple of those. There are some people you just don't want to see.

[lilmissmay.livejournal.com]

shhhhh! it's a secret...i hope it is anyway :Þ

[judecorp.livejournal.com]

DOH!