And slightly sad, half-mad nevergirl is


just a 25-year-old who still wishes it would rain chocolates one day. No matter how many stilettos she learns to walk in and never mind that she breathes work and smells of stale potential, she’d always be half in love with peter pan and that secret, secret place not-so-little girls go to when they do not want to grow up or compromise their dreams.

    

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go ahead nev girl

swerver:

back here… oh, catching up on many new [superlative here] entries

ron:

can i join this forum?i notice daghan tga sugbo dinhi..me too

Fat A:

Weee! Been a long time since I’ve had a dose of Chinook

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niki:

was here, had fun =)

pau:

? the fs?

pau:

happy birthday

insoy:

hahay… kadugay.

nevergirl:

**to look forward to, drats.

nevergirl:

Salamat, salamat. Twenty-six is someplace scary, but you guys make it seem like something to forward to.

tinay:

weeeeeeee! libre beh :D happy burtdi chinay <3 pls write an erotic essay para nako. haha :P

Siroy:

Happy Birthday, Chin! Hope you got my text today. Anyway, have a blast. Know you are thought about. And loved. :)

tinay:

chinay, congrats sa bulinggit!!!! dayun ang tour? :) ssshhh oo, nagresign ko ;) farewell corporate layp.

pau:

rain:

pa link ko balik maam. pramis d nko mag-usab ug link, hahah :P

tinay:

oi chinay! bueng. ;) adto mo ni faffy mo sa guimaras. when you mentioned about landmark, i remembered this statue sa iloilo na puno ug moss! hahaha.

nevergirl:

Hi tez, welcome!

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Different Loves

July 24, 2008

For someone born in the 80s, I’m amazingly technophobic. I’d rather use a mouse than a touch pad, a desktop over a computer, Nokia over any other mobile model. This isn’t paid advertising from Nokia, by the way. I’m just pointing out the obvious. Nokia is so much more user-friendly, from its keypad and icons to its interface.

Last year, the hub gave me a Samsung phone for a birthday present. Thin, maroon, and pretty, the phone seemed perfect. The moment I started pecking away on the keys, however, it quickly turned from new BFF to foe. How could it not? It was far too complex for my low-resolution, old-processor-run brain. A full year had to pass before I started using the Samsung unit; and even at that, it was only because my old Nokia unit conked out.

This abiding love for all things low-tech spills onto my choice of games as well. I’d pick cards and scrabbles over computer games any time of day, the lone exemptions being Sid Meier’s Civilization series and the Sims - before it got too complex. The hub could not be more different. A techie since spermhood, he likes to take things apart to see how they work. He tinkers with computers and putters about with gadgets. He downloads all sorts of things, too. If there’s one thing he and the little girl have in common aside from the nose, it’s this love for all things high-tech and electronic. A loves logging in to NickJr. and playing games online.More recently, all the hub ever talks about is playing diamond poker at a place near The Forum. He’s been googling top online casinos, too, and studying how to brush up on his game. I find this recent behavior scary - very, very scary. I know W well, and I’m sure it won’t be long before he asks me to go play a round of Blackjack with him.

 

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