ext_44960 ([identity profile] pehanoie.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] conuly 2005-05-14 08:21 am (UTC)

I always felt safe in a graveyard, and I would feel fine with taking my kid to one. When you think about it, anyplace on earth could be where some mammel died (at least, I used to think that way) and their bones could be right under you. Human bones aren't chemicly different from animal bones (again, I USED to think this,).

Hmm, I guess it is different, with the coffins and stuff. But the way I figure it, graveyards are sort of like public outdoor parks. You can see bugs in a graveyard. And graveyards don't decide to close in the winter. They can't tell you not to go there if it's in the day time, it's state owned and, who would keep some person from seeing their family member? As long as you don't stand on the stones- I did that when I was a kid, oops. But I feel safe in graveyards.

I hated American Girl dolls just because I couldn't afford them. They really don't deserve my hate- I kind of like some of the American girl stories. But having the girls be so similar in personality is annoying. Thei stories are good, the characters themselves, meh.

I had a computer game where you have the girls on stage. Of course, I played dumb to their stories because I wanted them to fight aliens and whatnot. Yeah, my imagination definately brought me places then. I was writing one where a guy kidnapped one of the girls- I think it was Felicity, and her friends, and was randsoming her, I guess, and then my computer crashed.

I'll never forget that a friend of mine called the Addy doll gross O.o Meh, we still have a long way to go.

A asian doll in war times would be cool. When did the earthquake happened? Maybe it wouldn't be an immigrant kid but there was still that discrimination stuff.


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