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[jchrisobrien]

Damn. I've hit the point where (it seems) half the people I know are getting married. The others are buying houses. Being all grown up.

I'd start up a club of those of us who are still single, but I fear the numbers would be small...

Bah. I am tired and out of sorts. I was really looking forward to having a blast tonight. Instead I spent most of the event out of synch with people. Had a made a big effort I could have synchronized, but I wasn't feeling up to it. Here's hoping the rest of the weekend shapes up better...

I am up in the air, and don't know where I'm going.

Comments

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[lieren.livejournal.com]

Hey single is awesome!
I mean yeah talking about yards, kids and the greatest cleansing item is not my idea of a good convo. with my married friends> but in situations like those> laugh a little bit. When your sinlge or dating you have time for you> I wasn't sure if you are looking for that in your life by this post, but don't be offset by social gatherings where more ppl are married than not. Sometime's I feel like my friends are jealous> I dunno just enjoy it while it lasts ;)

[spriggan.livejournal.com]

as one of your married, homeowning friends, now i feel bad... i can still be fun, i can still talk about chicks and computers and stuff! _grin_

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[silas7.livejournal.com]

I completely wasn't you, it wasn't like I was being excluded from anything... I litereally felt like I was in a different plane of existance. I was slightly sick, at one point I couldn't stop coughing. I was very tired when I got there, and the cider didn't help. :) I wasn't in the mood to dance, which would have cheered me up. When you add all of that up, it just wasn't easy for me to engage people that night.

No biggie, I think it was a fluke.

I'm still a little up in the air about things in general, but that's for a later post.