Off facebook and on Neptune

Laura Arual ran into one of the students who will always stay with her.... five years later and she still thinks he is one of the saddest kids she has ever met. It pisses her off that no matter how much you try, sometimes all you can give them is kindness and not opportunity. 

Laura Arual puts the summer into perspective... all things considered, much better than expected though a little unhappy that it ended on a low note. 

Laura Arual had a better today than yesterday.

Laura Arual records this as a rather strange day. She certainly didn't see this coming.

Laura Arual is wistful over what could have been, but now knows that patience is indeed a desired virtue.

Laura Arual needs room to breathe and think.

Laura Arual discovers that things have become complicated and she is unsure how to proceed without injury to self or others.

Laura Arual finds that the word "sorry" is woefully inadequate, but doesn't know what else to say in apology for her careless behaviour.

Laura Arual acknowledges the skill of her mother who once again is able to reduce her to emotional goo.

Laura Arual doesn't have a sweet clue what to do next.

Laura Arual will now clear the clutter from her brain and write something worth reading.

Laura Arual sticks one toe back in the teacher pool.

Laura Arual realizes that if practice makes perfect, there are worse things that she could need to practice.

Laura Arual is glad she is not married to an asshole. Why do wonderful woman put up with awful men?

Laura Arual realized tonight that she is not content to be a cyber crossword.

Laura Arual is unsure of the next move but looks forward to it.

Laura Arual says thank you for your patience and understanding. It is very much appreciated.

Laura Arual looks forward to tomorrow.

Laura Arual wishes that she was a better writer with better stories to tell.

Laura Arual is stuck on the words - too clunky and too many.

Laura Arual had a dream about you last night and woke up smiling.

Laura Arual would like to give you an answer but she's not sure of the question.

Laura Arual is motivated by disappointing fiction to stop wasting time on trivial things and write.

Laura Arual loves her mother but this is a ridiculously boring phonecall that she can't seem to end.

Laura Arual has a day of writing planned... Pour the coffee and focus.

Laura Arual doesn't like hurting other people's feelings.

Laura Arual was reminded to relax. Indeed.

Laura Arual missed posting on Monday because she was too busy having an actual life.