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[scottobear]

got my chinese food... sezuan tofu and veggies, extra spicy. very yummy.

My necklace with the fish vertebrae broke, so I'm going back to the hemp one with the bear charm.

April's been going out with folks form work, and drinking alcohol with her welbutrin. Idiot.
Dolt. Dumkopf. If she dies, I hope it's not at my apartment. The dumbass.

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[mely.livejournal.com]

weee spicy chinese=yum yum

i'm curious about how the fish vertebrae necklace was made....

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Wow. You are insanely fast on the draw. The fish neclace was made, after we found a bunch of dead fish on the beach... and we used the vertebrae from a few of the big ones as beads, after letting ants pick them clean, then bleaching them in the sun. Just fish-bones and beads on a string. :)

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[mely.livejournal.com]

so it is fixable too?

i tend to lean towards silver for jewerly :) although for nearly a year i had a piece of string on my wrist that i found wrapped around the l.a. times... my mom insisted it come off for prom :( pooh

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm just going ot re-make it withough the broken Vert. Maybe put different beads in, too.

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

I don't have or wear much jewelry, just stuff that's been made for me, or has some odd sentimental value. The hippie-folk I hang out with generally make or help me to make a new necklace once or twice a year, generally of hemp, or beads. aside form those, the only other jewelry I have is a gold pinky-ring, and my class ring. Silver, however is my fave jewelry metal.