sigh

[juldea]

Last night (this morning) at IHOP, my friend Charles (Hurst, from Edmond) defined luxury as the ability to sleep for as long as you want.

That's what I've been able to do for the past two days. So why don't I feel happy and peppy? *sigh*

Is there some fundamental truth that I just don't see, that everyone is wishing I'd just open my eyes towards? Or am I just hopeless?

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[juldea.livejournal.com]

Certainly lonliness is a part of it for me. Especially in this newfound carlessness. I can't just get in my car and go out and see people like I used to (even if it was just to the mall or a restaurant alone, y'know). Even my cats aren't being really friendly! They're just sleeping in the living room. Bah.

What would really be nice is someone who would just come and sit in my house while I did errands and homework. I suppose this is what is meant by humans being social creatures!

[eor1312.livejournal.com]

having someone to come sit while i clean and do homework is exactly what i want too.
rachel and i used to do our homework and stuffin high school while we were on the phone. we didnt even really speak to each other just were kinda there. sometimes she would read a book and i would either read or watch tv while we were on the phone too. it was an interesting but pretty good set up. dont ask my dad about it though because he used to freak out constantly and unnecessarily about it.

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[juldea.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I remember doing similar things with my friend Scott in high school. We'd just sit on the phone and not talk while doing our stuff. It was pretty great! My family had two phone lines, so my parents couldn't really monitor it too much. ;)