Traversing?

Well, I sent off your gift. Aren't you excited? I mean, it's not the greatest, or anything, but I think you'll like it. You just have to promise to call me before you open it, got it? I wanna hear your reaction =)

The trip to the post office made me really want to go out and buy some envelopes and stamps and just write to a bunch of people. Send them pictures, post cards, ANYTHING. I love being able to talk to someone on a whim through texting. And I love how emails, and this blog mean you can get a long message across. And I love cell phones and skype for allowing me to hear from people whenever they're available and have a straight conversation. But mail gives you something physical to keep. Texts and emails are digital, so in the end they aren't really there, and they can be destroyed more readily than mail can. And I think it's just really cool to get mail, and think, "hey, someone is thinking about me so much, that they saw something and thought I should have it, or they took the time to write me a letter or draw me a picture that I can readily read in class with much less likelihood to get in trouble." So I hope you enjoy your mail =)

I was so happy when I read that you're writing fanfiction that I almost squeed. Feel free to call me whenever this week and you can bounce ideas off of me. And with that sort of thinking, can I be a beta for it? Like not a grammatical beta, because I suck at that, but more of a general idea one? And you could ask Kat to be your nit-picky grammatical beta. I think it would work out awesome that way. But yeah, call me about that, because I don't really think I could help you too well just through the blog.

Speaking of blogs, at the end of mine today on my main blog, I made some comments to clear some things up. Can't have you giving the people reading the wrong idea about me! =P

Awesometasticalosity to you,
Jessamyn

PS: does =h look like a smiley face? I think it does, but I'm not entirely sure what it's supposed to be.