Stuff from all my other blogs and journals
I haven’t eaten since 1pm and now, really, it’s too late to eat. Or at least cook. If we had bread, I could perhaps have a sandwich. But we don’t. I did start boiling water to make some pasta but realised it would take far to long and really… I can’t be bothered.
I’m just going to have a small piece of chocolate to stop the hunger feeling and go to bed.
Originally from her divine shadow on April 12, 2005, 11:37pm
"And Adam Knew Eve: A Dictionary Of Sex In The Bible" is a very interesting read. Spent a little of yesterday and a little more of today reading it. Must dig out the Song of Songs again – possibly the only part of the bible that’s actually positive about sex.
Hot water has nothing to do with bibles and sex though. It has more to do with the boiler not working for 4 days and the people who broke it not knowing what’s wrong plus a whole lot of general incompetance on the part of the main company. Grrr stabby stabby. My hair feels… ewwy.
Originally from her divine shadow on April 7, 2005, 10:25pm
It’s diffifult really, to think of something to say. I’m a quite devout catholic and in a sense, this is a bit like the death of a family member for me. Not a close family member, as obviously I didn’t know him well personally, but a family member that you’re fond of, for whatever reason.
I don’t always agree with the teaching of the church, especially that on certain forms of contraception, but the Pope did a lot of good for those who have suffered – helping to bring about the fall of communism and speaking out against war and conflict. Also, he has inspired a lot of people, young and old, to do a lot of good. At least a million young people gathered together for the last world youth day, and friends of mine that went were incredibly moved by what he had to say to them.
It is very sad that he’s gone, but he has suffered greatly over the last few years and has spent a long time serving the church. I hope whoever suceeds him can do as good a job.
John Paul II
1920 – 2005
"We all feel like orphans this evening. "
– Vatican Undersecretary of State Archbishop Leonardo Sandri
Currently Listening: BBC news online
Originally from her divine shadow on April 3, 2005, 4:55pm
It might be an idea for me to write some kind of journal client that would crosspost to all my journals for me. Hmm.
Originally from her divine shadow on April 2, 2005, 12:19pm
Needlesspanic is still really dead. Heh. Which I guess is a good thing cost-wise for the owner.
Originally from her divine shadow on March 12, 2005, 1:11am
Pah. Livejournal is down.
To work on my website and actually get some content up there…. or to make icons. hmm.
Originally from her divine shadow on January 15, 2005, 2:28am
There seems to be a great lack of posting on Needlesspanic. Hmm. In general, I mean. Not just me.
I changed this from being my icon journal because it wasn’t accessible for so long. Which is annoying now that it is back. Oh well.
Originally from her divine shadow on October 2, 2004, 6:11am
I finally got around to moving the site over to my other webspace, so the new url is http://icons.herdivineshadow.com
and I updated with all the icons that have been sitting around on my hard drive for like 6 months.
alexis denisof
miscellaneous
christian bale
billy boyd
brad pitt
david duchovny
colin farrell
johnny depp
lord of the rings
dru and spike
travis fimmel
uma thurman
ash
eric bana
gwen stefani
black rebel motorcycle club
xmen
random
alicia silverstone
hellboy
ewan mcgregor
dominic monaghan
heath ledger
monica bellucci
http://icons.herdivineshadow.com
Originally from her divine shadow on August 5, 2004, 9:12am
Needlesspanic is fun, but I hardly ever use this journal for anything. Perhaps I should start mirroring my posts. Although… you know… effort.
Originally from her divine shadow on May 27, 2004, 2:21am