Welcome, Salisbury!

Well, I don't know if you'll stop by, beautiful vixen, but if you do, hellloooooo and post a comment! I can start writing our lovely fan-fic again, ha ha!
Cindy, I'm happy you like the CDs, not everyone can appreciate the weirdness--I hope you have a good time with Robyn, not TOO good a time, leave him for me (you know I want that old man love...heh heh--wait, Robyn is married! Yikes!)
Well, this week should be interesting--it's all about the death penalty for some reason. I had a million things to do for the org. starting Sunday and tomorrow I've got the first meeting of the semester (for ME--THEY'VE all been diligently meeting but I was out for the count for a few months.) I think my "favorite" part of the work is when I get to lecture and bitch out a specific prisoner who will remain nameless but who is really pushing my buttons lately. I've always had this attitude with them that I do not get irritated or try and make their lives harder on them than it already is--but with this guy I snapped and for 30 minutes on the phone let him have it. Don't ask why I'm comfortable in that situation but then I have to call Eddy up to get him to come over to kill a tiny spider or else I can't get to sleep! Some call it "fearless," most call it "naive."
In personal news, I'm looking into this volunteer opportunity half-heartedly--not because I think I'll do it but mainly because I think it'd be cool if I did. Check out www.knom.org
It's just a big coincidence because Eddy and I were talking about Alaska, and then talk radio, and then BOOM! I see this volunteer thingy for Nome, Alaska where they train you to be a DJ and you evangelize the natives and all the way out to Japan and Russia. Ah well, we'll see.
Also, Sebby did it! He predictably was unpredictable! Said he was gonna call me, nope, no call--usually he's pretty good about this, but ever since he got to NYC he's...well, no, he's about the same I think. I still haven't gotten my photos in the mail from him either, I'm supposed to see one of him with Jim C. back in LA. Grrr...this is all a reminder that I don't really like Sebby "that way" and if I DO I'd better put the brakes on regardless because it's NOT gonna happen, for a million reasons. Like the song I wrote says, "I think I've fallen in love--but I don't even really care, cuz it won't change things over there, and it won't change me over here, so I'm waiting, I'm still waiting, yeah I'm waiting; but I think I've fallen in love...."
No, no I haven't really fallen in love, but you know sometimes songs just write themselves, and it's a neat concept.
I think MS has sorta given up on me. Also, K, too--but I'm happy about that in a weird way!
I'm reading some good books right now, "Witness" by Terelya and "With God in Russia" by Fr. Ciszek. Both are about the persecutions under the USSR.