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One day, when you're down and out, I wanna hug you like that.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
can i be waited on.
Do people get tired from a long wait? You know, the kind of waiting that seems perpetual and really is, fundamentally obsolete. Sometimes people get so disillusioned with waiting and never get what they think might be coming. The more economical ones move on with whatever comes by, seeking comfort in mere possession of something probably less valuable, but in existent. But what's truly worth brooding over are: (1)How do we know when to stop waiting? (2) Are we supposed to stop waiting? (3) Should one compromise on what one has been waiting for so long and settle for something lesser but satisfactorily adequate?
I want 
!!@ 4:30 PM
nurul<3.forever 21.
jvs.rp.university of wollongong.
indie bands. rock bands. soccer. aerospace.
my side kick, my life, my heart and lover railey moheeddin <3 as always
gimme your stuff
entries;
the ME;
links;
sayout your stuff;
others;
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