that is it!
ANOTHER boy rejection. i am officially retired.

With the philosophy that every part may be her big chance, Ann makes a valiant effort to learn to roller-skate to get a part in a soft-drink (called Twinkie) commercial.
5 Comments:
At 5:52 PM,
LEAH FRANCES said…
people, where is the love? where is the consolation?
;)
At 6:36 PM,
Anonymous said…
Was it one of those manoeuvres where you realise mid-way through the triple gainer that you can't make the last turn, so you make it into a double gainer and nobody is the wiser; or, is it one of those where you're halfway through the turn and you see the icy, cool water a millisecond before you crash gracelessly into it? Here's hoping the former.
Have received your e-mail RE magazine and am contemplating. I don't reckon you'd be interested in a review of the music I'm following at present, because it's all electronica and dance. But am thinking about identity and what I could say about it in 2 very small pages. Can I get philosophical and discuss time slices, i.e. that since a person changes over time, the smallest unit of a person with self-identity is a time slice of her existence, say Me 30/12/2000 - 25/8/2001.
At 12:13 AM,
LEAH FRANCES said…
kind of: it one of those where you're halfway through the turn and you see the icy, cool water a millisecond before you crash gracelessly into it?
mostly it just amounts to a little less in the way of fun thoughts right now. in the grand scheme of things. that's all.
At 11:46 PM,
Anonymous said…
You rejected me, sort of. I made a comment about your film dress... a bit of time ago, not a peep from you.
At 1:21 AM,
LEAH FRANCES said…
oh, sorry :(
nothing intentional. a girl can only spend so much time on the computer, and some things slip through the cracks. but thank you. i am proud of that dress.
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