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July 25, 2003
TGIF
Thank god it's friday.
I always end up feeling a little bit dead on fridays. The week has just about ended, drained of enthusiasm and energy. Although, recently, Fridays have been a reason to be happy and joyful, as I see Beloved once again.
Beloved. *happy glow* It's good to be in love.
But today? Today, I'm feeling a little bit asleep, and a little bit impatient. I want to day to be over so that it's tonight, so I can fall asleep beside Beloved once again.
And its raining.
And I'm knackered.
Thank god it's friday.
Posted by Jacqui at July 25, 2003 09:41 AM
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