still a bit shaky with her voice. be gentle with me.

[hi_bestie]

Mun - oh, look at me, using slang! How times change - I see you have relented and joined the mass exodus from LiveJournal to Dreamwidth?

Hm.

Well, I almost wish you hadn't made myself an account here. For your own sake, of course, mundane. But now, here you are inflicting your - let's be honest - laughable attempt at trying to grasp my voice, with your primarily literary based mind, onto this audience as well.

Really, your persistence with this endeavor baffles me. But, very well. I suggest that we find me some 'castmates', as you say. Penny, in particular. She's bound to be lost without me, I being her best friend, of course. 

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[hi_bestie]

The exact point I continually make to my mundane and which she subsequently ignores. I suppose it is the cross one must metaphorically bear when they occupy the headspace of a lesser mind.

Books are a handy tool for research, I agree. However, it is the quick and easy access provided by a computer which would 'tip the scales in its direction', as it were.

[numbersnfigures]

I don't particularly like computers, despite the fact that they are undoubtedly what the future will look like. I cannot touch the information on a computer like I can in books.

Plus they give me headaches.

[hi_bestie]

Hm. Then the future, for you, looks to be one filled with migraines.