Replies To Danielle's Journal and Video Logs

Natal · 07-23-2009, 02:18 AM

Tell your friend to leave her boobs alone, if she gets them "fixed" she'll just end up ruining them.

danielle_ftv · 07-24-2009, 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Natal

Tell your friend to leave her boobs alone, if she gets them "fixed" she'll just end up ruining them.

Yeah...I've tried, but she won't change her mind.

geolarson2 · 07-25-2009, 07:01 PM

Well, first no one's perfect. There are some things I'd like to change about myself and, if I could do it surgically, I might, but since I can't, c'est la vie, que sera sera. Of course having said that I'm also aware that many times when we see flaws in ourselves and focus on them, they become an obsession. I am sure Dallas is a lovely young gentlewoman and, whether or not she goes ahead with the surgery, I hope she likes and appreciates herself and can see herself through the eyes of trusted friends & family.

Second, I can empathize with the book situation. I have boxes upon boxes of books here, a lot left over from my college days. I was one of those people who rarely sold their text books back at the end of the semester, and have always had a love of the written word (no freakin' duh!). The majority of my books are either history or anthropology (tons of Native American enthographs). A couple atlases, some geography books, a couple shelves devoted to genealogy (3 copies of Burke's Peerage, the oldest ca 1842). The only way I might be able to put them all out would be to line the rest of my walls with bookshelves and that's just not possible (how'd I get into my closet or where'd I put my bed, desk & TV?). Then again I used to live in the library-no place cooler (I mean temp-wise). Heck, when I was around 11 or 12 I had a library card to the Michener Library at the University of Northern Colorado! That was a wicked-***-cool library!

Never had a family reunion per se, at least one I've been invited to. I've only met my 1st cousins a few times in my life, haven't spoken to my aunts or years, only met my uncle (Mom's bro) once and spoken to him I think twice. Dad's brother & their parents died years ago. I know names and the like, but I'm without doubt the family blacksheep-maybe why I wound up being the "family historian" too? Still, if you get to go, have fun.

And lastly glad you're feeling better, Ms D! Stay healthy & happy. "Be the willow, grasshopper, and bend with the wind, not the proud oak that falls" paraphrasing Kung-Fu there ...paz!

Texasdrake · 08-08-2009, 11:10 PM

You mention in your August 8th entry that you were getting your hair done again.I would love if you would have it all natural color.Remebered seeing your picture at 15 and guessing the darker hair was 100 percent natural.Would love seeing it that way for a while.

danielle_ftv · 08-10-2009, 06:36 PM

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You mention in your August 8th entry that you were getting your hair done again.I would love if you would have it all natural color.Remebered seeing your picture at 15 and guessing the darker hair was 100 percent natural.Would love seeing it that way for a while.

Actually I'm a natural blonde. I started dying my hair black when I was 13 and did that until about 19. I probably won't go darker again since that means I will have to start the whole lightening process over when I decide I want it lighter. I will probably end up doing a shoot with a wig (one as realistic as I can find though.)

geolarson2 · 09-16-2009, 04:13 AM

A most dark day ...chinchillas raped my Great-grandma's dog (alright, I admit, she was a *****). To this day my familia speaks in hushed tones of dia de las chincillas, aka Chinchilli Day. Whelp, whatcha gonna do but pay your respects by playing craps, one-armed bandits or blackjack?

danielle_ftv · 09-28-2009, 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by geolarson2

A most dark day ...chinchillas raped my Great-grandma's dog (alright, I admit, she was a *****). To this day my familia speaks in hushed tones of dia de las chincillas, aka Chinchilli Day. Whelp, whatcha gonna do but pay your respects by playing craps, one-armed bandits or blackjack?

OMG!!! I almost believed that.

Texasdrake · 09-19-2009, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by danielle_ftv

Actually I'm a natural blonde. I started dying my hair black when I was 13 and did that until about 19. I probably won't go darker again since that means I will have to start the whole lightening process over when I decide I want it lighter. I will probably end up doing a shoot with a wig (one as realistic as I can find though.)

Guessing you started dying your hair black at that age was to avoid confusing people who think Blondes really are dumb due to them hearing way too many dumb blonde jokes.With your intelligent you're far from being the "Dumb Blonde".

e83sOHpFYv · 09-24-2009, 02:44 PM

Impressive! A lot of work to gather all those questions together. I realize that answering the same questions over and over gets annoying, but as new members come along they want to have some connection with you otherwise they wouldn't be here. And asking questions is the only way they can do that. You've been very tolerant in the past, and I hope you will continue to be in the future with we more recent members of the Danielle Adoration Society.

08-08-2009, 11:10 PM	#4
Texasdrake Danielle's Biggest Fan Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Ft.Worth,Tx Posts: 399	You mention in your August 8th entry that you were getting your hair done again.I would love if you would have it all natural color.Remebered seeing your picture at 15 and guessing the darker hair was 100 percent natural.Would love seeing it that way for a while. __________________ I didn't do it!!! The dog did.

09-24-2009, 02:44 PM	#9
e83sOHpFYv Danielle's Biggest Fan Join Date: May 2009 Location: SoCal Posts: 383	The Question List Impressive! A lot of work to gather all those questions together. I realize that answering the same questions over and over gets annoying, but as new members come along they want to have some connection with you otherwise they wouldn't be here. And asking questions is the only way they can do that. You've been very tolerant in the past, and I hope you will continue to be in the future with we more recent members of the Danielle Adoration Society.

07-23-2009, 02:18 AM	#1
Natal Danielle's Imaginary Boyfriend Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Vancouver Posts: 667	Tell your friend to leave her boobs alone, if she gets them "fixed" she'll just end up ruining them.

07-25-2009, 07:01 PM	#3
geolarson2 Danielle's Imaginary Boyfriend Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 512	Well, first no one's perfect. There are some things I'd like to change about myself and, if I could do it surgically, I might, but since I can't, c'est la vie, que sera sera. Of course having said that I'm also aware that many times when we see flaws in ourselves and focus on them, they become an obsession. I am sure Dallas is a lovely young gentlewoman and, whether or not she goes ahead with the surgery, I hope she likes and appreciates herself and can see herself through the eyes of trusted friends & family. Second, I can empathize with the book situation. I have boxes upon boxes of books here, a lot left over from my college days. I was one of those people who rarely sold their text books back at the end of the semester, and have always had a love of the written word (no freakin' duh!). The majority of my books are either history or anthropology (tons of Native American enthographs). A couple atlases, some geography books, a couple shelves devoted to genealogy (3 copies of Burke's Peerage, the oldest ca 1842). The only way I might be able to put them all out would be to line the rest of my walls with bookshelves and that's just not possible (how'd I get into my closet or where'd I put my bed, desk & TV?). Then again I used to live in the library-no place cooler (I mean temp-wise). Heck, when I was around 11 or 12 I had a library card to the Michener Library at the University of Northern Colorado! That was a wicked-***-cool library! Never had a family reunion per se, at least one I've been invited to. I've only met my 1st cousins a few times in my life, haven't spoken to my aunts or years, only met my uncle (Mom's bro) once and spoken to him I think twice. Dad's brother & their parents died years ago. I know names and the like, but I'm without doubt the family blacksheep-maybe why I wound up being the "family historian" too? Still, if you get to go, have fun. And lastly glad you're feeling better, Ms D! Stay healthy & happy. "Be the willow, grasshopper, and bend with the wind, not the proud oak that falls" paraphrasing Kung-Fu there ...paz!

09-16-2009, 04:13 AM	#6
geolarson2 Danielle's Imaginary Boyfriend Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 512	A most dark day ...chinchillas raped my Great-grandma's dog (alright, I admit, she was a *****). To this day my familia speaks in hushed tones of dia de las chincillas, aka Chinchilli Day. Whelp, whatcha gonna do but pay your respects by playing craps, one-armed bandits or blackjack?