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20 posts • Started 2 years ago by godsaverelloggLatest post from Laura


  1. godsaverellogg
    (130 Posts)

    I know to get the girl you play her Such a Way on the guitar and pretend you wrote it... but what if he's not at all a girl... but a guy?

    You know the song Thirteen? Yeah, well it happened to me and I miss him terribly. And he's so wonderful. Kimi can vouch for it. He's 6,000 miles away and I am sad. I think I need to send him an irresistible mixtape. (Or his favorite chocolate in the mail but I'll bet it would melt)

    Pleeeease, you Relloggers are all so wise and I am not. What do I do, short of getting over it?

    -- Lauren
    Posted 2 years ago on August 16, 2007    LINK

  2. Laura
    (209 Posts)

    I know to get the girl you play her Such a Way on the guitar and pretend you wrote it.

    Random fact: Senior year in AP English we had to give presentations about ourselves at the end of the year. A guy I've known for forever got up and said he was going to play a song he wrote...and played 'Such A Way'....apparently ignorant of my superfan status.

    Posted 2 years ago on August 16, 2007    LINK

  3. godsaverellogg
    (130 Posts)

    Yeah I remember you telling that story, and me being appalled. But props to him for knowing it!

    -- Lauren
    Posted 2 years ago on August 16, 2007    LINK

  4. sami
    (45 Posts)

    I really have no great advice on boys, having never been one, and certainly after this week having absolutely no understanding of them at all.
    but I can empathize.
    I met a guy while I was on vacation about a month ago, not in any romantic sort of way, it was random and he was unbelievably nice. he played tourguide, and showed my friend and I around all day, and I that would have been the end of it, but we kept in contact text messaging each other evvveryday. it was cute. impractical, but fun.
    anyhow, we made plans for him to come here for a weekend (this weekend) and visit. my turn to show him around kind of thing. I was super excitied, I had a huge weekend planned.... and he didn't show up last night. I didn't sleep at all, maybe that makes me crazy, but I was scared- it's a long drive, any of a million horrible things could have happened. turns out his car needed work, and he was safe at home, sleeping soundly all night. he called in the morning.
    there is a huge fury in my stomach. not directed at anyone in particular, it's just there.
    and that sucks.
    (sidenote: one of my best friends moved clear across the continent this week for work, and he didn't say goodbye. I don't believe in discriminating a group for an individual action- but the boys I know have really been bringing my outlook on the gender down.)
    Milwaukee has been my theme song for the week. knowing that I shouldn't feel bad for myself doesn't make me feel any better, but it makes me feel clear.

    sorry about the long ramble. my point isn't that "you're not the only one", it's that your situation sucks. and I do sympathize. it's a bad feeling, but take clarity where you can find it. that's the only advice I have.

    Posted 2 years ago on August 17, 2007    LINK

  5. acoustic11
    (113 Posts)

    Well, first, stop stalking him on facebook.

    Then, send him a mixtape. Do it like I do them....spend hours going through songs, making OTG playlists in itunes of all possibilites, and then narrowing it down for a week until you have the perfect set of songs, then arrange them in the perfect order so that the transitions are all smooth and nice.

    And send him poprocks and space chocolate that won't melt.

    - Kim
    Posted 2 years ago on August 17, 2007    LINK

  6. godsaverellogg
    (130 Posts)

    Aw, Sami. I'd give you advice if I knew anything. I'm sowwwwy. You do make more sense than Kimi, because I do NOT stalk my boy on facebook, rather we chat. And that's okay, cause there's creepier things I could be doing. (Like analyzing him on Rellogg)

    Boys usually suck, but he doesn't at all. AND he's South African, if that means anything. (It does, he has the cutest accent) :D Gah.

    -- Lauren
    Posted 2 years ago on August 18, 2007    LINK

  7. Laura
    (209 Posts)

    Awww I love South African accents!!!!

    I agree with Kim, but only on the mixtape part ;)

    Posted 2 years ago on August 18, 2007    LINK

  8. ams484
    (183 Posts)

    so you're all for stalking but not down with poprocks and space chocolate? :P

    -amanda
    Posted 2 years ago on August 18, 2007    LINK

  9. godsaverellogg
    (130 Posts)

    Oh man, I'm working on the mixtape now. What do you think should be on it?!

    I wanna put King of All the World by Old 97's cause it just really reminds me of him.

    -- Lauren
    Posted 2 years ago on August 18, 2007    LINK

  10. sami
    (45 Posts)

    vacation-boy has an accent too!

    but, I always love a little Tom Petty or either TRS (the Rolling Stones/the Rocket Summer) on a mixtape. might not suit your style, but I'm totally gonna make a new playlist now.

    Posted 2 years ago on August 18, 2007    LINK

  11. godsaverellogg
    (130 Posts)

    lmao there's this chocolate with poprocks in it that he loves, so i got him that for his birthday... that's what that's about. but i don't think it would last in the mail!

    trs... good idea! he loves that! i love that! :P

    -- Lauren
    Posted 2 years ago on August 18, 2007    LINK

  12. acoustic11
    (113 Posts)

    Someone please confirm that I'm not the only person who spends like a week and a half making a mixtape....please...

    - Kim
    Posted 2 years ago on August 19, 2007    LINK

  13. Marissa
    (321 Posts)

    Well, if I'm road tripping, sometimes I prefer to have CDs instead of my iPod (less things to fiddle with while driving) and I will deliberately spend a ton of time making CDs with songs I feel will keep me motivated enough to keep driving and that I can sing along to--maybe not a whole week and a half of prep time, but maybe.

    Posted 2 years ago on August 20, 2007    LINK

  14. Laura
    (209 Posts)

    Kim- I confirm. I do it to. My roommate mocks me about it constantly.

    Posted 2 years ago on August 20, 2007    LINK

  15. eliseyac
    (374 Posts)

    i think a guy i met on spring break was south african too. (i don't know not because i didn't ask but because i couldn't hear his response like 3 times in a row and got sick of saying "WHAT?....wait, WHAT?!" constantly. so i'll just assume.
    oh man. that accent. :o

    -elise
    Posted 2 years ago on August 26, 2007    LINK

  16. godsaverellogg
    (130 Posts)

    If you melted into a puddle right there on the spot, twas South African.

    -- Lauren
    Posted 2 years ago on August 27, 2007    LINK

  17. acoustic11
    (113 Posts)

    I've never really liked the Johannesberg accent. It's too dutch for me.

    I'm much more of a Brooklyn kinda girl.

    Anything but Boston, really.

    - Kim
    Posted 2 years ago on August 28, 2007    LINK

  18. godsaverellogg
    (130 Posts)

    shut up about every statement you just made.

    -- Lauren
    Posted 2 years ago on August 29, 2007    LINK

  19. eliseyac
    (374 Posts)

    yup, he must've been south african because part of me is still in a puddle in acapulco.

    like alex mack.

    -elise
    Posted 2 years ago on September 17, 2007    LINK

  20. Laura
    (209 Posts)

    Alex Mack was awesome.

    Posted 2 years ago on September 18, 2007    LINK



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