DeliberatelyDreaming

And so speak louder, try harder. fail miserably and learn late that you only have to be yourself to gain someone's attention.  But I've doned another mask. Obscuring me from even the mirrors that look at me with confusion etched to foreheads.

heyoooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!! howdy girlfriend!"""""!!!!!!!! XD

Just wanted to stop by and thank you for your comments on To Victoria Edgecombe. I'm glad you liked it! 
          And I'm happy you enjoyed the Chennaiite references haha. It really is a pity about the Oxford bookstore. If memory serves me correctly their collection was better than most.

@alokizer Not really off to infinity and beyond. I'm still hanging here, it's just that the place I'm off to is far away from civilization and decent home delivered food :P (read - colllege) 
          Thank you, though! :D I'll try to pop in as often as I can. And so shall you! 

@DeliberatelyDreaming To infinity and beyond eh?! Until I get a reply on this post, (and even after that) good luck! :P

Wish me luck. I need it, loads, people! I'll miss you loads. I'm going off soon! I'll see you hopefully sooner than I think I'll be able to! :D

@DeliberatelyDreaming Oh yes, believe me they did!

@alokizer Really? Hahaha! If only! Did anyone actually put one up like this? :P 
          
          @AdzTeal Totally agreed! Happens to me as well, but then I'm lazy as ever and I never change mine, just because of I'm lazy! :P 

OKay its somewhat related >_>

@DeliberatelyDreaming @AdzTeal Totally unrelated but you know what's the best "about me"? This - 
          
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          About Me:
          
          [1] /ˈmi:/ pr. — used to refer to the speaker as the indirect object or direct object of a verb ▪ She gave me a book.
          — used to refer to the speaker as the object of a preposition ▪ Are you talking to me?
          
          [2] /ˌɛmˈi:/ noun — [noncount] Brit, medical : chronic fatigue syndrome. ME is an abbreviation of “myalgic encephalomyelitis.”
          
          Origin: Middle English, from Old English mē; akin to Old High German mīh me, Latin me, Greek me, Sanskrit mā
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          :P