Jara sang
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Sun Jun-05-05 11:40 PM
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When you take yourself out to dinner, how much do you spend? |
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Edited on Sun Jun-05-05 11:42 PM by Jara sang
You know what I mean, you find yourself alone... you're hungry... there is nobody around... so you go to town and find a nice restaurant. How much will you spend on yourself?
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Sun Jun-05-05 11:43 PM
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I don't even eat before.....er.....you know.:blush:
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Jara sang
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Sun Jun-05-05 11:43 PM
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I live alone and have no significant other so I eat out all the time by myself. I'm pretty economical about it.
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Sun Jun-05-05 11:43 PM
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about $15 dollars. But this only happens in weird circumstances, like when my partner goes outta town to visit family & I find myself alone. This happens I'd guess maybe twice a year. I end-up going to this place here in Austin called Chinatown; they have my favorite dish in the world: sizzling honey pepper steak. I can't describe it. Itso good, it's unreal.
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Sun Jun-05-05 11:44 PM
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for every finger on my hand... and i don't buy myself flowers in the morning
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Sun Jun-05-05 11:48 PM
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I always spring for the flowers-- that way I can both respect myself and question my motives.
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Mon Jun-06-05 12:01 AM
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7. $15 dollars unless it's sushi.. |
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then, it's no holds barred. I love to go eat by myself ( and go to movies, museums, and just about everything else by myself). No reason to let a lack of companionship keep me from enjoying myself, I say. Of course, now I always have companionship, but sometimes still ask if I can go to a movie all by myself. Comforting in some weird way, I guess.
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Jara sang
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Mon Jun-06-05 12:08 AM
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8. I used to not do stuff, because I couldn't find people to do it with. |
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Edited on Mon Jun-06-05 12:09 AM by Jara sang
After a while I figured I would never get to do anything like that, so I do tons of stuff by myself. Hike, travel, library, museums...Luckily I have a partner who likes the same things I do so we do a lot of stuff together.
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