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I Fell Like Writing Something I ish tired... Snow... Is nice.... I hope Song, Dann, and Dippler don't die. When is that stupid mole going to come in? I never liked him. I bet teh foxes are goin after Song now cause of Janglur. I always thought it was Jangular...guess I was reading wrong. Why can't I write about anything other than dusty sunbeams? Why am I so inspired by bread? Why am I still awake? G'night....

Posted by: redpandy Mon Mar 02, 2009 @ 03:30am

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Commented on: Mon Mar 02, 2009 @ 03:31am


	Hmm... Are we talking about some animal now? I'm rather confused...

Commented on: Mon Mar 02, 2009 @ 03:37pm


	I was rather sleep deprived. I believe I was referring to the Four Cheiftans in Marlfox by Brian Jaques. Dusty sunbeams is all I could come up with for my introduction to Hemerhang Renaille Eversope. (Still needs a proper title. Drop me a name?) Bread always makes me want to write. And well...I needed some sleep. sweatdrop

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Commented on: Mon Mar 02, 2009 @ 05:38pm


	you sound like Tyler. . . and then i turn around say "what" and he gives a mumbled explanation, and i leave it at that. ooh sometimes Isaac says something like "tyler's just and idiot" you know?

Commented on: Mon Mar 02, 2009 @ 06:46pm


	Dusty Sunbeams sounds nice, it all depends on the story's setting, plot, main characters, so on... which I am still rather fuzzy on, to tell the truth.

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Commented on: Tue Mar 03, 2009 @ 01:52am


	Why is Tyler always part of my journal entries? sweatdrop Oh, and I'm not clear on it either. Dusty sunbeams have nothing to do with anything really. I just like the words...Dusty...Sunbeam... DUST-E (is scared of the calculator and #4)

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