Josie Bones @ ![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif) find_horcruxes |
[ | | December the 7th @ 01:28am
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Morning sun shine on me
Come light inside my window
And rest on my brow
Kiss my eyes when I sleep
And carry me back home
( If my dreams will allow... )
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| four | 17 January, 1980 |
[ | | January the 17th @ 09:42pm
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( Warded Private )
( Warded to Caoimhe )
I cannot stop eating peanut butter. Thus far, I have eaten it on these biscuits that I found, a bit of baking chocolate (not a good idea), three pieces of toast, slices of apple, and then plain off of a spoon. And now I have an empty jar in front of me and it is rather disheartening.
Can I give the child an intolerance for a food this way? That would be rather unfortunate.
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| three | 30 December, 1979 |
[ | | December the 31st @ 12:01am
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Oh, I cannot sleep tonight. I tried - I did! - but instead I tossed and turned before getting out of bed and trying to find dirty dishes to wash or something to dust. I was unsuccessful, but the effort was certainly there.
Instead, I am indulging in late night ice cream. My mother always said that anything eaten after eight o'clock in the evening would result in nightmares, but I am taking that gamble tonight. She also said something about it going straight to my hips, which is just one more exciting gamble for the night.
Oh! Also, I went to the library this afternoon and witnessed a brawl! Brawl may not be the best way to put it, but I am assuming that the two young men that were involved would enjoy the edge that "brawl" gives rather than just "fist fight."
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| two | 17 December, 1979 |
[ | | December the 17th @ 11:32am
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( Warded to Alice )
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| one | 10 December, 1979 |
[ | | December the 10th @ 04:43pm
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( Warded Private )
( Warded to Jon )
I will not pretend that I understand or am aware of any of the circumstances that may or may not revolve around Mister Black's death, but I would still like to extend my most sincere condolences to his family and any one who might have been affected by his death. While death may be as natural a thing to all mankind as breathing is, but that does not make it any less painful and difficult for those who are left living to cope with it.
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