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Entries this day: Today ashley zzzz Today 5:26pm CST Friday 21 February 2003 Today I was pretty productive. Deposited a check for Janette, converted a $20 into 2 dollar bills, bought contact solution, got my airline information finalized for Japan. Leaving 26 March at 8:40am CST from Dallas, arrive in Los Angeles at 9:59am PST. Chill in the airport for a second then leave at 11:10am PST from LA and arrive in Narita 11.5 hours later at 4:00pm JST (?) 27 March. All for $714, including 1 meal. Aright. Shit. I'm supposed to bring like $1000 cash to get setup there, but I'm down to about $100, and down to -$2000 if I take into consideration my debt. Maybe I can work at Wolf Shop some this month. permalinkashley 7:11pm CST Saturday 22 February 2003 From: Ashley Powell Date: Fri Feb 21, 2003 09:54:15 US/Central To: rob@robnugen.com Subject: hellos. hi rob. i have been online since like. 7:30 i read livejournals. commented. made brownies (not online) and then i was thinking about how i wished that pics from the rallies were online. and i know they used to be but the website has been kinda... abandoned. and then. i had this... *REALIZATION* ::"rob's website has pics on it." i'm not saying they're super recent or anything. but they're still nice to revisit. so pretty much, for the last hour and a half i've been looking at pictures and reading your journal. i like to revisit things. but i like even more to revisit things from other peoples perspectives. its great to be able to read your own journal and remember but even better than that is to know how the people who were with you for those great times felt too. i like revisiting things from your perspective. its so positive. it makes me feel all good :) i feel that thing that all yruuers eventually feel. its kinda... i dunno. the first few rallies you go to you dont know many people, but the more you go to the more people you know. your list of friends grows. then at some point it peaks. you dont realize it at the time. but towards the end of your high school career you realized that you recognize less people at every rally. and you realize the decline has been in progress, you just didnt notice. i noticed my lack of familiarity at houston. seems like no one knew who i was. i spent most of my time with tanner, scottie, hunter, paul and steve f. but really MOSTLY steve. we joked about him being my boyfriend. it was funny. hilly was way grossed out. its strange. when the most people you know are advisors. not bad. strange. i know its time. to go. i know that you know the feeling. the sense that you'd like to stay forever, but its time. i kinda regret not playing silent football more, but at the same time. i was REALLY bad at it. and uh. i was always asleep when you played. it just seems like this strange little group. non exclusive but at the same time. a definate group. with people who are in it and people who arent (like me). i kinda wanted to be in it. but sleep is really really cool. you were definately always there for me. and i love you. and i appriciate you. very much. i'm sure people tell you that. but i really really mean it. not that they dont. just sayin. i DO. you were the only person who ever said thank you to me. it meant a lot. i've done a lot of things for rallies, yruu, yac that i was sure no one knew about or noticed. not like i was bitter. or i wouldnt have done them if people didnt say thank you. but acknowledgement is one of the most wonderful things you can do for someone. even when they dont ask for it. and especially in a private, one on one sort of way. that's always stuck with me. you said "thank you for all you do for yruu" i never forgot it. i always wanted to tell you that. you definately made me smile at times when i didn think i could. more than once. i know i'm not the only person who felt this way. i just want you to know. that we know. we notice you. definately. no matter where you go your home will be in the hearts of all the youth who you've touched, raised the spirits of, helped, guided, or just made smile once or twice. you were my first vision of what yruu and rallies were. you were in OKC one morning after a rally or something. you introduced yourself to me. talked to me for a minute. there was a group of you on your way somewhere. but i remembered it at my first rally. where you and bryan were the only people to talk to me. your contact with me was less than your contact with a lot of other people. so if i appriciate you this much. just think of how much they appriciate you. woa. i mean. WOA. seriously rob. so pretty much from now on i expect you to know that you're great. ok. not in that stuck up "i'm so great" sort of way. but in that subtle wisdom that great people have where they occasionally think "i am good. i help" like that. :) so. know. and have fun. your hugs were always the best. thanks for the sunshine. i love you. ~ash.p. commentsName: calderrrrrabbit Email: littleboymadeoffelt *redacted* Quickly: Why did you climb that? Subject: hmm Comment:
zzzz 10:39pm CST Friday 21 February 2003 Been emailing/phoning with Fred; he's helping me some with my website. I'm trying to set up a cool way to basically prepend my navigation buttons at the top of my pages. I'm trying a technique of using a script that takes as a parameter the requested dir/ectory/file.html that a person wants, writes the navigation buttons, then writes the results of a GET request of my own site of that directory and filename. But for some reason it's not really working. I can return the result of a GET request from google.com, but not robnugen.com. Dunno why. Going to watch a movie now. permalink |