Monday, December 31, 2001
Have you ever noticed how, with certain people, it just feels right sometimes? I remember just lying with him, about to fall asleep, and feeling him stroke my hair and kiss the top of my head as if nothing else mattered besides that moment. And it felt perfect. No matter what happened it was always because I loved moments like that, like I would do anything for it. And now that I can have it again, everything's lost. I have a problem of never realizing how much I care for someone until that someone tells me I can't have them.
"I don't know what I want, but I can't wait forever."
2:47 PM
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Sunday, December 30, 2001
I remember about this time last year, my US history teacher told the class to write down our new years resolutions so when the end of the school year came around, he could give them back and we could see how many we had left to "accomplish". I think it was at that moment I devised my list of things I don't believe in. The top of the list was New Years Resolutions.
songs in my head:
my synagogue put together (and is currently selling) a tape of songs we sing in sunday school with the kids. I got a copy 'cause I teach there. i've been thinking about the kindergardener's song "Dinosaur Shabbat".
"There's a dinosaur knocking at my door. Knocking one..two..three!
There's a dinosaur knocking at my door, and he wants to have Shabbat with me."
4:23 PM
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Newest discovery:
"This is Chairman Moh. It's kind of like Uno, but not really. I am the chairman. Game commences to the left when I say."
You get to make up rules, not tell the other players, and then consequence them when they get it wrong. It's great. We made whining against the rules so when people get pissed, they have to take a card. I have ideas, but you may steal them. And that would be crap.
1:53 AM
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Saturday, December 29, 2001
So I've been somehow talked into starting my own blogger mess. I don't mean mess in a bad way, just...there. So. I could introduce myself, tell you that my name is Nora and I'm from the Chicago area, but would it really matter?
I saw my extended family tonight. It gets kind of crazy when I haven't seen most of them for a few years, but it was still nice. We met at my great-aunt Evie's house. She's 90 years old right now, and yet doesn't look a day over 75 and is more active than most people I know. Not too long ago she re-did her floors in her kitchen - on her hands and knees doing it all herself. It's remarkable. She then told us a story of how she knew her husband, Joel, two days before he proposed to her. It took her a year to accept.
12:40 AM
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