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  <pubDate>Sat, 07 Jan 2006 20:52:51 GMT</pubDate>
  <title>Brokeback Mountain--Best. Movie. Ever.</title>
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  <description>Just came back from seeing &lt;i&gt;Brokeback Mountain&lt;/i&gt;.  I&apos;m just speechless.  I can&apos;t remember the last time a movie affected me like this one did.  I couldn&apos;t stop crying.  You know how when you&apos;re in a theater, and during the sad parts you can usually hear a few people sniffling?  Well, I was the only one in this theater.  It was pretty full, too--it was a Saturday matinee, and the movie just opened here last night, so there were a good number of people there.  But apparently, none of them was affected like I was.  And I wasn&apos;t just sniffling--I was holding back sobs.  I heard some women talking after the movie about how confused they were about all the awards the movie was getting, and they looked up over to me and said &quot;oh, you&apos;re still crying.&quot; I said, &quot;Yeah, that was the saddest movie I&apos;ve ever seen,&quot; and one of the women goes, &quot;well, I guess I just couldn&apos;t get into it because it was about two men.&quot;  Oh, eat me.  Really, sometimes I fucking hate people.  You know, I just realized the last time a movie affected me like this one--Franco Zefferelli&apos;s &lt;i&gt;Romeo and Juliet&lt;/i&gt;.  I guess I just can&apos;t resist a tale about star-crossed lovers.</description>
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  <pubDate>Fri, 06 Jan 2006 19:48:29 GMT</pubDate>
  <title>Just want to use my new icon!</title>
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  <description>I got this icon from somebody (I saved her page as a memory, so I&apos;ll go back and look to see she is--edit: it&apos;s iconzicons at lj--I need to go thank her, too) and I just wanted a chance to use it.  It makes me laugh!  I have been reading a lot over the break, so of course that means P&amp;P. Jane rocks!&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;I really need to get back in my in-your-face mode. I started this journal so I could post info about my profession, but I&apos;m out of that mood now.  (Mood swings of a sort...)  Well, the good this about that is that the mood will probably come back.  So for now, fun P&amp;P icons, yay!</description>
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  <pubDate>Tue, 03 Jan 2006 11:58:33 GMT</pubDate>
  <title>So here we go</title>
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  <description>Ok, that&apos;s a little better, even if the colors &lt;b&gt;are&lt;/b&gt; a little dreary. Will be working on that soon. Ok, so what am I doing here?  Well, I was talking to my sister the other day, and I told her that I thought I needed a manifesto. What does that mean, exactly?  I don&apos;t know. I guess I need a guiding purpose to my life, like &quot;free the giraffes&quot; or &quot;depose Bush.&quot; But I don&apos;t know anything about imprisoned giraffes (although it doesn&apos;t sound like a good thing, so I guess I&apos;ll have to look into it) and as my subtitle mentions, I&apos;m fairly ignorant about a lot of political issues (that would be the head-up-my-butt part of my journal subtitle), so I feel that other people are much better qualified to speak about such issues. Although, come to think of it, when did being ill-informed ever keep an American quiet about a political issue? I know I should be better-informed about politics--it&apos;s our vast stockpile of ignorance that allowed Bush to become president twice. (I have a friend who voted for Bush because Kerry is ugly. Yes, I beat her up and hid her voter registration card.) Hey, don&apos;t blame me, I voted for the oth...oh, shit, I was too lazy to vote...never mind. (That would be the foot in my mouth part.)&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;So now that we know what I don&apos;t know...what do I know? By what noble principle do I want to live my life? Well, apparently, I know about ignorance. So what can we do with that? Well, let&apos;s see. A week or two ago, I was reading the Firefly/Serenity forum (for those who may not know, it&apos;s a sci-fi TV show and movie set five hundred years in the future) and one of the threads was discussing prostitution. One of the characters on the show (my icon is a picture of the actress who plays her) is a &quot;companion,&quot; which in the context of the show is a geisha/courtesan who enjoys social standing on par with that of a government official. Of course, none of the people who were involved in the discussion had ever met a prostitute (to the best of their knowledge, anyway) so I spoke up with a couple of facts about my own experiences in the profession. I liked the idea of dispelling some of the ignorance surrounding prostitution. So I have decided that my guiding principle (for a while, anyway, until I get bored, or pissed off, or shut down) will be to talk about some of my experiences as a prostitute, and see if anyone listens. I guess I&apos;ll start off by putting &quot;prostitution&quot; and &quot;sex work&quot; in my list of interests, and hope that I don&apos;t get a bunch of porn spam. (or is that spam porn?) Ok, here goes....</description>
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  <pubDate>Tue, 03 Jan 2006 10:15:26 GMT</pubDate>
  <title>A New Year, a new journal</title>
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  <description>You know what the road to hell is paved with, right?  Nonetheless, I will try to write a journal this year.  Let&apos;s see how it goes, shall we?  First task, get rid of that god-awful default format.</description>
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