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Hey, just noticed that you had Clutch listed as one of your favorite bands, so I thought I'd let you know that they are on tour. http://www.blistering.com/news/newsdet.php3?ID=5264 I might check out the Lincoln, NE show or the Sauget, IL if I can get the time off. Later.

from shawn- :

I think I'm about the only one who leaves notes in here anymore. Just leaving one because I haven't heard from you in awhile, so I guess I'm kind of bugging you. Of course I haven't heard from myself in awhile, but that's not the point. Later.

from shawn- :

Oh yea, just to let you know my name in your favorites has a hyphen after it. Like "shawn-". Later.

from shawn- :

Thanks for the last couple entries. They have a beauty unlike that shown in pictures and talked about in gatherings.

from shawn- :

Why have I not favorited your wonderous diary? Mainly because when I first came upon it, there were only a few entries and I was not sure if you had given up on it or not. Regardless, I loved hearing of your literature throwing hobbies and for this alone I will carve your name in pixels. As far as my e-mail. Well, just go to my diary and click on the Contact Me button. Of course I want to read the stories you tell.

from shawn- :

Hey, just leaving a note because I'm missing the entries and a little tired of seeing Solanos. I know how busy can be though, as I'm currently there myself. I still enjoy and will patiently wait.

from cbinmyrefrig :

Halloween Scene was futhermucking funny...the others seemed like you were doing an assignment you couldnt enjoy...and I agree, all men want pussy for themselves. San Dimas Football RULES!

from cbinmyrefrig :

All tales of circus life are highly demoralising. -Leopold Bloom, Ulysses

from broken-glass :

Ooh, The Bloody Chamber is one of my favorite books in the world! I've always loved adult takes on fairy tales. If you liked that, you should check out Snow White, Blood Red and the rest of that series, edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling. Lots of short stories along similar lines.

from broken-glass :

Love the quotations, and the war entry. I'll be back.

from shawn- :

Oh yea and (maybe I should e-mail so I don't clog up your notes section since I even tend to ramble when doing a parentheses aside like this one) about Lisa. It's a little complicated with her, basically with the whole Arnie and family thing but a little more, and I will get to it all in my diary. I'm haven't seen the Seinfeld show you are referring to (I'm sure it's good since all Seinfeld is), but if you are meaning to give advice on how to 'get' Lisa that is not what I'm pursuing at the moment. Unfortunatelly if I decide to use it, I usually have the ability to 'get' most girls. I do not with her and with most women wish to try tactics or strategy, even though it will work. I will try to be as much my own person to her as I can even if it means we will never be together. Somewhat sad but true, and I will be getting to this in my diary also, but writing takes time. Of course so does filling up your notes section but it always takes so many damn words for me to get something across. Ahhh...I will stop now and sorry for clogging your notes section up. -Shawn

from shawn- :

That comment made me laugh out loud. Now, please tell me you didn't actually read that whole entry on Jason. I was planning on rewriting it sometimes. When I wrote it, I was in a frenzied writing state and just flew through the whole how ever many words there was to it. Then when I was done and had settled down a bit, I reread it and realized it was mostly junk. With all the we's and I's and non-pauses it reminded me of that "This one time in band camp" chick in American Pie. All and all the story turns into "blah, blah, blah" halfway through or so. So far the only way I can think of fixing it is to make it longer if that makes any sense. Or, I might just trash alot of the tales and save them for a later time. Anyways, thanks for the laugh. Oh, and also you said you are a writer in your main page. Do you have stories that you have written or maybe even published besides the diaryland? If you do, I would very much like to read from your works. I couldn't imagine any of your writing not worth reading after seeing all the great potential in your diary entries. I WILL PAY MONEY! On the note of paying money for it...if you haven't already pursued writing as a career or a paying hobby or at least wrote a bunch of stories, do it now. I am serious. Your writing holds a talent that is barely touched by alot of the published authors I have read. Thank you that is all. -Shawn

from shawn- :

Once again as I trounce through the Internet, I sit in my room and am so small. I humble myself with my mouth ajar and eyes wide as I read. Your writing brings new life and color to any subject while appearing effortlessly graceful. I patiently wait to read more.

from anthropoe :

I like your style.

from musicnut :

Thank you. I appreciate you helping me out.

from musicnut :

You may be able to help me if you want. You are a Clutch fan, the first on the list. I saw them a couple of weeks ago and there is a song I like and was wondering the name. It starts off with the singer kinda laughing or something like that: "Ah ha ha, Ah ha ha!" Like that. Please help.

from spectralone :

Hi Me, How's it going. Been good. How bout you. Oh who am I kidding. We are pure genius.---Govina

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