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imapiratearg:
Yum!  Congratulations Ms. Luncbox!

Boro_Bandito:
Soon you'll be sleeping with him as he feeds you empty promises of making it big! (j/k, congrats)

Elizzybeth:
Dear Bliggity-Blog Thread,

I'm working seven consecutive days this week at my stupid retail zoo job, selling stuffed tigers and foam visors to whining, dehydrated schoolkids.  But it's a job, and I'm getting a paycheck, which I need if I'm going to be going to graudate school (I can't wait to be back in school... at that point, I'll have been out a year and a half, which is more than enough).  Mostly it's frustrating because despite the fact that I haven't had a school- and / or work-free summer since I was eleven, I feel like I should be coming up on some stretch of freedom now that it's June.  I want to go swimming in outdoor pools!  I want lemonade and lazy afternoons!

But another carrot on the end of the proverbial stick is that it looks more and more like, in moving out of my parents' house, I'm going to be moving in with my boyfriend.  We're both very excited (particularly now that the largest of hurdles--parental approval, financial issues, and school programs--have been worked out), but part of me is balking at the thought of all that adult responsibility.  Paying rent?  Buying a car?  Student loans?  Health insurance?  That's some heavy shit, braaahhh.

Emaline:
Depressing post time!

My dog's name is Kit. My parents bought her when I was in fourth grade. I guess to keep my mind off of the attention I would not longer be receiving since they had a baby. Funny thing is, I was already receiving a lack of attention since they had just got back together and were spending most of their time together, without me(obviously). Anyway, the dog is a german shepard-chow mix, both known for having hip and join problems. Lately, it's been really hard for her to move around. She is pretty old now, and I'm certain that our weather lately hasn't been helping(it's been pretty rainy, and humid). She cries out when she moves, and she's stopped moving completely once, mid-step. I guess it hurt to walk. I'm pretty sure she is going to die soon, and if not, I may put her down. I don't like seeing her in pain, and I probably couldn't afford the medicine for her. I've looked into some organic hip and joint pills for her, but I don't know how long I could continue to afford things like that.

I've come to terms with her death. I have accepted the fact that she will die soon. It's depressing, and I will probably still cry, but I think I am ready to handle it. It's going to be terrible sad t see a friend for so long pass, but at least she had a good life.

pwhodges:
This is sad.  However, you may like to try Green-lipped Mussel Extract to ease her joint pain for now; it was very helpful for the old dog I had when she got arthritis.  (It has been found effective in proper studies, too).  You can get it at health food shops.

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