Well more of I want more because in the paladin order I'm in the archer group...

yeah, makes sense.

OH. do NOT let me forget; next time I'm at/around your place, I need to use the change machine and get more quarters!

Okay! I will try to remember. *nods head*

I've been trying to remember but it always slips my mind. so now that we're both trying to remember, hopefully it'll get done someday. :D
I only have one quarter left. ;o; that's only enough to dry, not wash.
that also reminds me, how much does laundry cost over at your place?

it's 1.00 to wash and like .50 to dry.

awwww, that's way expensive! D:>
actually just 50 cents more than it is here. but still. that adds up.

My old apartment complex it was 2 bucks to wash and dry.

good thing we're not living there then! the one you're in is the betterest. C:

*rolls in*

I spy an Obbie!

No you dont *shifty eyes*

*tackle hugs Obbie* Hello! XP

hi Lucid hi Airi

You already know how I'm doing. XP

Lucid! I want you to come talk to me!

Airiiiiii!
my arm is still bruised from the ice last week. =(

you and i both hurt ourselves on ice... D<

what happened to you? did you die today? D:

i went to public skate yesterday just to clear my head and i hit a divot and my skate slide out from under me and i landed pretty hard on my wrist. D=

ouch! >.< skating is painful.

Skating is fun. Falling is painful. But it's also painful to fall while walking, yet people still walk all of the time.

but people don't fall while walking nearly as often as people fall while skating.

people fall in so many different ways. up stairs, down stairs, tripping over books, falling over people.... take your pick.

true, but those are all dependent on surroundings. most people don't randomly lose their balance and fall over multiple times in an hour while walking, but that happens all the time while skating.

No it doesn't. Not if you're good. And babies fall down all of the time. they don't know how to walk so they fall down, you don't know how to skate so you fall down.

yes...but there are also other complications in skating such as divots and toe picks and home teachers who happen to be violent flirts. babies don't have to face these challenges while walking.

Older brothers who push them down, toys in their way, dogs who like to play....

still not quite as common. parents love to create a perfect, safe environment for walking practice.

Mine didn't do that for little brother... hence his nickname bonko.

haha. well, by then they just realized that it's not quite as big a deal I guess? XD

He didn't learn how to walk... he learned how to run. and would run in a direction until he ran into something than he would change direction. he was constantly covered in bruises.

and now he's constantly sickly.
haha, poor kid.

yes. but he is the brightest out of all of us kids. maybe head trauma to a slight extent is good for the brain... *rubs chin while pondering*

hm. I did drop my brother on his head once when he was little, and he's quite the smartie. that could be true.

It would explain lots... Jason is just too smart for his own good.

eh. he's not very socially smart though. XD he doesn't even know how to ask a girl for her phone number! he ended up giving her his, and she hasn't texted him yet. and he has no idea what to do about it.

Poor kid!!! Yeah in our family the only one that was really graced with social grace is Jim.

poor ME. I'm the one who has to help him with all his girl problems.

That's because he thinks you have social grace. He knows I don't.

I know how to be a sneaky girl who plays with peoples' heads. but just because I know my rules doesn't mean I know hers.