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Name: Nikki
Country: United States
State: Kentucky
Birthday: 1/27/1982
Gender: Female


Interests: I love to write and act and do art of just about any form. I also enjoy singing loudly and off key. :)
Industry: Nonprofit


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Member Since: 1/6/2005

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Wednesday, February 01, 2006

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From the Choirgirl Hotel
By Tori Amos
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Say hello to the new layout! Yay.


Tuesday, January 24, 2006

Currently Listening
Scarlet's Walk
By Tori Amos
Virginia
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Okay, so Brandon sent me a link saying that Kate Beckinsale feels fat. Now, my feelings on this matter are torn. Part of me says, "Oh God, if she feels fat, I must be a disgusting and obnoxious cow," and the other part says, "Well, at least she's human."

I'm sorry, but my feelings lean more toward the first statement than the second. Why can women never seem to accept their own bodies? What good does it do us to find all of our faults and focus on them to the point that they are debilitating?

It helps nothing. We don't become better people because of it. We get cynical and angry and jaded and hate every other woman we come into contact with. That is not fair in the grand scheme of things. We of us who judge ourselves based on our weight often find that we are also the ones most judgemental of others' appearances even if we never say anything. For example, I get pissed when pretty people say they aren't pretty or feel fat. It makes me want to rent a dozer, line them up and run them all over. Now come on guys, is that healthy?

The correct answer to that is no. It's not healthy. It's extremely destructive and it sets anyone who would be in a relationship with you-friend or otherwise-up for heartache and frustration. I always seem to revert back to Tori here over the last year and you guys can just get over it, but I happen to very much agree with this statement and it is OH SO SLOWLY helping me come to terms with my own body.

She said, "The way I see it, the men that I'm with, whoever they are, it's like look, you have to accept that I like ice cream and I know it shows up on my hips but if you can't accept that, then leave. Go away. Toodles. It's non-negotiable." 

I've spent too many years of my life trying to whip my body into submission (for those of you who would read and interpret that sentence poorly, shame on you.) I like to eat. I don't go overboard and stuff myself until I'm ill...often. I have curves, that's apparently the way I am going to stay. I can either accept it or make myself and everyone around me miserable.

And as a final quote, this is from my mother, "Skinny ain't pretty naked."

Thanks Mom.


Monday, December 05, 2005

Currently Listening
Talula, Pt. 1
By Tori Amos
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i suppose i've been lazy enough in not posting. y'all fell into my trap.  just kidding. it's nice to know you guys are still alive. unfortunately i've really been slacking in keeping up with other people's blogs...in addition to my own but it's the holidays and retail in the holidays SUCKS. but i guess it's better than brooklawn still though i really miss those guys. ANYWAY, i don't really have much of anything to say so i guess i'll just leave it at that. things are neither good or bad which is fine. it's nice to be without too terrible much drama right now. i'll take that gladly. anyway, unfortunately i've still no deep thoughts about anything really so i'll just leave it at that. i guess i could post a poem for you guys. i've been writing a bit of stuff lately. this is the last complete poem i've written. i've bits and pieces of a lot of stuff but nothing coherent yet. hope you enjoy.

Natural Consequences

We pierced the sky

Sunlight and water

Poured from her side

The sun stands

In vehement opposition

Launching an assault

A blind retaliation

For his lover

“Vengeance will be mine”

He boils the ocean

His hands cannot caress

Like they once did

A sacrifice must be offered

The sky cannot mend

Herself—her defenselessness

Screams in the tangerine clouds

Of morning as we choke her

Idling beneath the sun

A decision must be made

Will we own up to our

Destruction or continue

To scorch the sky


Wednesday, November 23, 2005

Currently Listening
From the Choirgirl Hotel
By Tori Amos
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Hi Bryan. You seem to be the only one stopping by lately. I'm sure that's my fault for not hitting other blogs lately but my brain just isn't functioning like it used to. So this post is just for you, B. I hope you are doing well since I've not talked to you recently. Anyway, that's all I have to say.


Saturday, November 19, 2005

to quote someone cooler than i, "yada yada blah blah puke."

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