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Hello, hello hello?
Posted Mar 28, 2000
Haha... This writing journal lark is rather fun, wot? I think I could get used to this....
I'm not feeling well today, so I'm off school. Not feeling well isn't good.
Recently I have been reading books and doing my graphic design coursework. All about music promotion it is. Have to weeks to complete it do I (aiieee! bad boy, stop speaking funny). I'm also going to write my first Guide Entry *fanfair*!!
Keep you posted
Trilly 
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Latest reply: Mar 28, 2000
Anyone can play guitar apparently
Posted Mar 24, 2000
I want out!! Let me out of society. I want to roam the English countryside freely and sleep when I choose. I want to breath fresh air and sing at the top of my voice. I want mother and I want a cup of tea.
Only the last two are possible.
I don't have much more to say about anything, tiring as my life currently is. However, I found that music helps me get a grip. Playing your own instrument (ahem) is probably the best way to 'channel' emotions and pent up agression. Look at me, I could be a faith healer.
Ciao,
Trilly
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Latest reply: Mar 24, 2000
First day
Posted Feb 10, 2000
Dear Journal
I know you are not in any way alive or animate, but I have been told it is traditional to write to 'you' as a person. Have started pet peeve page, hopefully planet will respond to this with witty and poignant remarks. Have diguised myself as a disused gumball machine. Have so far gone unnoticed. Collected £1.40 in 20p coins. Would have had £2.60, but gang of youths kicked me in teeth until I refunded them. This is my first pet peeve. Innocent gumball machines should be allowed to live their lives without fear of harassment.
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Latest reply: Feb 10, 2000
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