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[bertiebob]

Obligatory introductory post is obligatory.

kate: 30, sydney-sider, vegan, BA (honours) in Philosophy, currently halfway through a Grad Psychology Degree @ USyd i've put my studies on hold, so for now i'm sort of just ... floating about, trying to figure things out. short, brown hair, brown eyes. bizarre quirky. people hating introverted. erring on the stranger side of strange. horse rider, singer, baker, gardener, origami enthusiast, very very very very proud puppy owner.

media: (tv) castle, parks + rec, once upon a time, smash, dr who, pushing daisies, torchwood, how i met your mother, gilmore girls. (music) bon iver, brandi carlile, david gray, billy joel, idina menzel, birdy, something corporate, jack's mannequin, florence + the machine, adele, funny things (like jonathan coulton, garfunkel + oates, bob + tom), zaz, lana del ray, matt nathanson - i should really stop now. (ridiculous human beings) stana katic, amy poehler, lee pace, hermione norris, john barrowman, sandra bullock, catherine tate.

addictions: tea, grey sweaters, dvd box sets, autobigraphies, green things, 80's ballads, roadtrips, gadgets, mix tapes, eco-tech, sleeeeep, NHL (LA Kings, baby!)

always happy to add new people :)

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[elsie.livejournal.com]

Ah yes, my friend later corrected herself; the non Ned/Chuck moodtheme was made by somebody else.

And she recently introduced me to the expression "ftw" ... looks like I've found where she learned it! :DDD

Ugh. If I had a car I'd get my ass to the stables on the outskirts of my city, but in the end I don't want to be a car owner. :( Am too poor to pay to ride, anyway.

I was vegan for about nine months when I was 16--actually, started right before my 16th birthday and my mother was sad she couldn't bake me a cake with eggs and butter and all, hee! And then was vegetarian for maybe another year after that, but I gave it up eventually b/c I'd lost the animal-rights fervor that had got me started. I do still care, but I lost the original passion, and, well ... I am a cheese addict. It was cheese that knocked me off the vegan wagon. But interestingly enough, up until the very end, I didn't find the diet restrictions too difficult.

i'll have to remember to dedicate it to you
Oh, you are such a doll.

[bertiebob.livejournal.com]

I'm considering making a completely random fandom mood theme, just for my own amusement. Maybe i'll just make icons instead. Hmm. There was a really good general PD mood a while ago, can't remember where though.

Hahaha. Ftw had me confused for SO long. Also, ftf (for-the-fail), though it's not as widely used ;)

Which city do you live in, if you don't mind my asking? There are a few within the city here, and a few on the outskirts, but nothing really within decent driving distance (at least nothing that's affordable on any kind of regular basis). I don't know what i'd do without my little car. *hugs it*

Hee. My mother was/is oddly supportive, but she worries that it's too restrictive and i just won't eat anything at all. But she's totally gotten into the vegan baking and whatnot, which is so incredibly cool - she makes almost all my food :)

I think my lack of meat/cheese love is why it isn't that hard a change for me. I'm not a big fan of food, in general, and i prefer raw/fresh food than junk, so there isn't much that i miss. Mostly it's the non-food stuff that's a struggle for me - i have really long really high maintenance hair, so buying decent products that are vegan is PRICEY and a bit of a nightmare. Still, i started last New Years, so it's been almost a year (and i've only slipped off the wagon one or two times, with random things like cheese and potato chips ;) And i still drink diet coke, but that's a big of a vegan grey-area, so until there's something definite it's staying on the menu. *lol*

I'm going to do it today. *determined* Otherwise it won't get done. Lol.

[elsie.livejournal.com]

Ah, I can't reveal my location in a public post, but I shall tell you that I live in the Southeast US and there aren't any real cities around here except Atlanta. Which is not where I live. So there's just not much public transportation that would make my life easier. Southerners SUCK at doing anything modern and progressive. I stick to downtown mostly, where I can walk. Yay walking!