I want chocolate milk but I don't want to say it, actually.
How I feel about blogging: that I should interest you in my sorrow. I'm greedy for popularity and popular for my greed. I'm ashamed to have said that.
I am going to go think about what I've said. In my room alone. In my elbow. The tears.
Welcome to our obnoxious blog of restless sadness and childhood.
Tinder (10) & Saskia (9)
Dear Blonde Sorrows,
ReplyDeleteThis is the most sorrowful thing I've ever seen. I think for that reason it is exactly what I've been waiting and hoping for.
I need some advice: is it better to weep openly or to shoulder it all bravely?
Yours in sorrow,
Karin Marie
Weep openly, Karin Marie. So that you sob and your tears flow down down down to the ground and make the flowers grow.
ReplyDeleteSadly,
Saskia
Being a drycleaner must depress your mom too, or maybe the chemical fumes eat away her sorrow?
ReplyDeleteif you think blondes are sad, you should get a load of us brunettes!
ReplyDeleteweep to your heart is "currently unavailable"? (Insert weeping noises here. . .)
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