Alone in a crowd

[edg]

I was going to whine here about how the dining hall just makes me lonely, because I see all this social activity and I'm not part of it. I had a great metaphor that involved lenses.

Then I remembered that I'm not supposed to be whiny.

So it's gone now.

(By the way, there is at least one person in the immediate area who reads this journal. Please don't take my complaints about being lonely as being passive-aggressive attempts to get you to hang out - I certainly don't mean them that way. I'm just bitching; I keep forgetting that there are people nearby these days who might not take these posts as just me kvetching about something I don't expect anybody to change.)

Comments

SAGA = alienation nation

[thanatos000.livejournal.com]

hey hey, i'm in your latin class. i am friending you. i wrote EDG on my paper when i recognized you. did you see it? then i spoke to you about it after class, if you recall. -lexie

Re: SAGA = alienation nation

[edg.livejournal.com]

I do recall! I was wondering if that was what you'd written - I only caught it out of the corner of my eye. Now I know!

It's good to make your acquaintance. Hopefully we'll be seeing a lot more of each other over the semester. :)

Re: SAGA = alienation nation

[thanatos000.livejournal.com]

so, is EDG the shakespeare reference I'm assuming it to be??? or are you merely Edgy?

Re: SAGA = alienation nation

[edg.livejournal.com]

I'm actually not sure what Shakespeare reference you mean, so. :) It was originally "exquisite dead guy", from the They Might Be Giants song, and got stuck to me by someone on the Vampire: the Masquerade newsgroups, when I got too persnickety about grammar. ;)

Re: SAGA = alienation nation

[thanatos000.livejournal.com]

it is the abbreviation for Edgar from the King Lear. also the acronym for the English Drama Group. he's my favorite character. :)