lets talk about....

Oh it was mine. I was clipping my toenails and a piece flew up into my eye. I tried to get it out, in the mirror, but it slipped away so I left it. It came out at bed-time, about 12 hours later

 

LMAO!!! That is so funny.

 

That really inspired me I woke up this morning feeling as if withdrawing from school yesterday wasn't the right thing to do but I know that it is. I've always hated structured environments drives me nuts. my boyfriend won't admit it but I know he is slightly disappointed in me. I'll just have to see how it goes.

 

glad i made you feel a bit better about your situation =]
people will be disappointed, but you cant please everyone. im of the mindset where i please myself first..


and amy, i did flinch, and i thought 'wtf?!!!' but decided not to comment on it.. you weirdo =p

 

When I had the fly in my eye for ages, what happened was I was walking to catch a train and felt something hit my eye. I rubbed it and thought nothing more of it. When I got home about an hour later I looked in the mirror and there was a fly on my eyeball....which meant I'd passed numerous people on the street and train with this thing on my eye lol
Shame I don't have bad eyesight...contact lenses would probably work out really well for me

Yup I iz teh weirrrrdo

 

I was thinking of starting an online store to sell the random crafts i do. I've always seemed to be good at arts and crafts just not drawing. although I was on a pill last night and drew the tightest shroom ever. its really hard to be creative around my boyfriend though because I don't like people watching me while I'm doing anything. so its still a work in progress the idea about the online store that is.

 

Etsy! Do it!

 

thats what I was thinking but I really have no luck when it comes to getting page veiws guess i would just have to whore the link out lmao

 

Have you got an Etsy store currently then?

 

amy - ive had small flies in my eye before.. and once i had an eyelash in my eye and it wouldnt come out and the only way to get it was to use the blunt end of a needle =/ bad bad bad times

sunflower (i should learn your name) - do whatever makes you happy! even if it was only for a few months, you wouldve given it a try. i know what you mean about being creative around people.. theres some people that i cant be 'myself' around.. only a lucky few see the real me. as for the etsy store, we'd bump up yer page views what kinda stuff do you do, craft-wise?

 

Needle?! Scary...I've found the best way to get all sorts out of an eyeball is with something absorbent, the corner of a bit of tissue or fabric, and the thing just gets leached off your eye

 

I was walking up a street once when I saw a fly head on my shoulder. Well I shat myself good 'un proper

 

A fly head on your shoulder? The head of a fly just on your shoulder there?

 

tissue didnt work, hence the needle. weird day. soo glad i didnt slip

 

Omg that reminds me. When I was little I caught a dragonfly. Actually I think it must have been injured...or alive but not flying around...anyway, I put it in a pot thing with a lid with holes for air, and I caught a fly and put that in with it for it to eat, and a blob of water to drink. By the next morning, it had eaten the fly, drunk the water and....it's head had dropped off!

 

...or sneeze. *shudders* ghh

 

hahahha, its head fell off. thats so random.

a huuuuuge dragonfly landed on my arm once when i lived abroad, i was amazed, it was purdyy

 

Mmmm it's nearly the weekend...
Sleep...
Fly to glasgow.. train... carlisle... somewhere.. tree surgery.... thursday afternoon... train.. glasgow, perth... Crieff... awards ceremony... late night... up at 4 am... taxi to perth.. train... glasgow... carlisle... 8am.... tree surgery assesments... saturday.. train 6 am... zzz... fly to shetland.


zzzz

I love how there are so many beautiful, fantastic, sexy, open minded, free spirited lunatics on this forum

 

I remember once being told I should become a tree surgeon because there was good money in it. Is it true? Funny thing is, I do take an unnatural interest in observing town and city tree-maintenance, and I always have an eye out for laid hedges in the countryside coz I think it's such a nifty way to manage a hedge. Norwegian farmland has a disappointing lack of hedgerows. Meh.

 

my eyes are watering after reading these "things in the eye" stories!