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]]> Comment on artlush by emma http://www.wordlush.com/2008/artlush/comment-page-1/#comment-235 emma Sat, 29 May 2010 01:27:33 +0000 http://www.wordlush.com/2008/artlush/#comment-235 Hi Justine, Er...no, it's just a small piece I did, I've never produced prints of anything. But I'm glad you like it! Emma Hi Justine,
Er…no, it’s just a small piece I did, I’ve never produced prints of anything. But I’m glad you like it!
Emma

]]> Comment on artlush by Justine Melo http://www.wordlush.com/2008/artlush/comment-page-1/#comment-234 Justine Melo Thu, 27 May 2010 03:02:08 +0000 http://www.wordlush.com/2008/artlush/#comment-234 Can I buy a print of this? I love it. I love the color scheme. It would look amazing in my green bedroom. Can I buy a print of this? I love it. I love the color scheme. It would look amazing in my green bedroom.

]]> Comment on ambivalent from the beginning by emma http://www.wordlush.com/2009/ambivalent-from-the-beginning/comment-page-1/#comment-208 emma Fri, 13 Feb 2009 04:02:08 +0000 http://www.wordlush.com/2009/ambivalent-from-the-beginning/#comment-208 Heya chica, Well I'm glad I left it up then. =) Hey I hope you are well. Thanks for turning me on to Big Love - I love it! Emma Heya chica,

Well I’m glad I left it up then. =)

Hey I hope you are well. Thanks for turning me on to Big Love – I love it!

Emma

]]> Comment on ambivalent from the beginning by Holly http://www.wordlush.com/2009/ambivalent-from-the-beginning/comment-page-1/#comment-207 Holly Thu, 12 Feb 2009 18:52:10 +0000 http://www.wordlush.com/2009/ambivalent-from-the-beginning/#comment-207 Wow, Emma. I really liked this post. I keep up with and enjoy your other blogs but somehow managed to remain ignorant of this one's existence. My FriendFeed for today pointed me here, thank goodness. How sad I would have been to read this blog for the first time only to find you had axed it. At the moment, the immediacy and fluidity here makes this my favorite of all your writing. Though we haven't corresponded since our visit, I do think of you from time to time. Maybe that's why I liked this, because I'm reminded of what it is I appreciate and like about you. Wow, Emma. I really liked this post. I keep up with and enjoy your other blogs but somehow managed to remain ignorant of this one’s existence. My FriendFeed for today pointed me here, thank goodness.

How sad I would have been to read this blog for the first time only to find you had axed it. At the moment, the immediacy and fluidity here makes this my favorite of all your writing.

Though we haven’t corresponded since our visit, I do think of you from time to time. Maybe that’s why I liked this, because I’m reminded of what it is I appreciate and like about you.

]]> Comment on ineffable by emma http://www.wordlush.com/2008/ineffable/comment-page-1/#comment-194 emma Tue, 04 Nov 2008 21:31:30 +0000 http://www.wordlush.com/2008/ineffable/#comment-194 It was a pretty good trip, all in all. The creek was lovely. We saw a really weird bunch of mushrooms, which I will try to get uploaded to Flickr today. Did not run into anyone I knew, so no chances to freak out my high school acquaintances with my flaming lesbianhood. But eh, probably they wouldn't be freaked out anymore anyway, it is 2008. I guess I should let that dream die... =) We did have an interesting encounter with the hotel clerk in Roseburg, who suggested that people from Myrtle Creek were bozos with missing teeth. *After* I had said that I was from there, and in town to visit my dad who still lives there. Not really so bright for a customer service person. But it turned out to be oddly synchronistic because my dad did seem to be missing a tooth since last time I saw him. We decided to take kitty at the last minute: that was fun too. She travels pretty well. Kinda freaked out by various things, but in a calm big-eyes kind of way, not a clawing hissing kind of way. That's all. It was a pretty good trip, all in all. The creek was lovely. We saw a really weird bunch of mushrooms, which I will try to get uploaded to Flickr today.

Did not run into anyone I knew, so no chances to freak out my high school acquaintances with my flaming lesbianhood. But eh, probably they wouldn’t be freaked out anymore anyway, it is 2008. I guess I should let that dream die… =)

We did have an interesting encounter with the hotel clerk in Roseburg, who suggested that people from Myrtle Creek were bozos with missing teeth. *After* I had said that I was from there, and in town to visit my dad who still lives there. Not really so bright for a customer service person.

But it turned out to be oddly synchronistic because my dad did seem to be missing a tooth since last time I saw him.

We decided to take kitty at the last minute: that was fun too. She travels pretty well. Kinda freaked out by various things, but in a calm big-eyes kind of way, not a clawing hissing kind of way.

That’s all.

]]> Comment on ineffable by Amy http://www.wordlush.com/2008/ineffable/comment-page-1/#comment-193 Amy Sun, 02 Nov 2008 05:28:36 +0000 http://www.wordlush.com/2008/ineffable/#comment-193 "With actual seatbelts." That is my family to a T! Have a good trip home. I was only at the farm briefly but really like it. It's a special place. Have fun. “With actual seatbelts.” That is my family to a T! Have a good trip home. I was only at the farm briefly but really like it. It’s a special place. Have fun.

]]> Comment on ineffable by emily http://www.wordlush.com/2008/ineffable/comment-page-1/#comment-188 emily Tue, 28 Oct 2008 21:27:39 +0000 http://www.wordlush.com/2008/ineffable/#comment-188 LOL OL OL That's right, the women *are* smarter. And they think they're dumber. Book title lurking in that. and LOL to "bitch-slap tweeting". That's gotta hurt. Hope it doesn't happen. Myrtle-creek bound, Emily LOL OL OL

That’s right, the women *are* smarter.

And they think they’re dumber.

Book title lurking in that.

and LOL to “bitch-slap tweeting”. That’s gotta hurt. Hope it doesn’t happen.

Myrtle-creek bound,
Emily

]]> Comment on Boilin’ like a frog by Emma McCreary http://www.wordlush.com/2008/boilin-like-a-frog/comment-page-1/#comment-183 Emma McCreary Fri, 03 Oct 2008 18:43:19 +0000 http://www.wordlush.com/2008/boilin-like-a-frog/#comment-183 Hee heee!!! I was cracking up on the bit about the moody planet. =) Hee heee!!! I was cracking up on the bit about the moody planet. =)

]]> Comment on Cosmetic Genetics by emma http://www.wordlush.com/2008/cosmetic-genetics/comment-page-1/#comment-162 emma Mon, 17 Mar 2008 09:22:55 +0000 http://www.wordlush.com/2008/cosmetic-genetics/#comment-162 Hee, glad you liked it. Darn, I forgot to put the words at the beginning. People won't know I don't usually use the word "effrontery"... This post was inspired by the TV show "Heroes" which I just finished the second season of (Netflix). If you haven't seen it yet I think you would like it. It's like the X-men but more gritty, less stylized. More complexity b/t good and evil. Hee, glad you liked it. Darn, I forgot to put the words at the beginning. People won’t know I don’t usually use the word “effrontery”…

This post was inspired by the TV show “Heroes” which I just finished the second season of (Netflix). If you haven’t seen it yet I think you would like it. It’s like the X-men but more gritty, less stylized. More complexity b/t good and evil.

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