north korea and why we don't feel pretty without lipstick.
me:
hmm
me:
well im off to read
me:
i just got my feminist philosophies book for school in the mail today
kris:
books are taboo right now
me:
haha
me:
but its feminist philosophies
kris:
if i pick one up my phone'll start chirping in that sad, ominous way
me:
so im making an exception
kris:
i'll permit a feminist philosophies pamphlet if i had one
kris:
but no bigs
kris:
er, books
me:
instead i'll just tell you about what i read
me:
and that will be enough
kris:
so it'll be like most of our conversations
me:
exactly
kris:
and i presume, half of your blog
me:
haha
me:
my blog isnt meant to be interesting
me:
its meant to take up my time
me:
my infinate time.
kris:
the other half consisting of your art, photos, wispy whispers and concerns for the well being of depression as an entity.
me:
exactly.
me:
and now, my musings on feminism.
kris:
see: wispy whispers and concerns for the well being of depression as an entity
me:
mixed in with my readings for my two political science classes
me:
so it'll be like...north korea, and why we dont feel pretty without lipstick.
kris:
poli sci is an art.
me:
it's perfect.
kris:
you don't feel pretty without lipstick?
me:
haha not me
kris:
what about the gloss and balm movement
me:
people in general
me:
i hate both
me:
i like chapstick
me:
some glosses are ok, but most are too sticky
kris:
i forgot that i have to separate balm and stick with you
kris:
why don't you feel pretty without lipstick
me:
i was kidding!
kris:
just plop it here and post it later.
me:
haha
kris:
i thought you were kidding about north korea
me:
no, no, im really serious about north korea.
