February 2012
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Feel like I’m 6 again; Sat in my room on my own, house full of people but no one to talk to. 
Feb 26th
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J Dilla makes everything better. 
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Hahahahaahaha thats tickled me. Hahahaahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahaahahahah People are so funny hahahahahaha. ha
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Shit shirt party was a success.
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I'm a lesbian.
Someone silly has left their tumblr signed in on my computer. :). “That’s why her hair is so big. It’s full of secrets.” Love, hugs and kisses from http://straightjames.tumblr.com/ 
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What is "Namaste"?
Loosely translated, “namaste” means “the spirit in me recognizes spirit in you.” It is, beyond its use as a greeting, an acknowledgement of oneness. It says, “I see you for all you are beneath the flesh, and I welcome your presence.” It isn’t necessary to start greeting all of our peers with “namaste,” but maybe we could all use a little more of this attitude in our lives.
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