Comments on: Gin and Cats http://blogs.nonado.net/artemis/2006/07/04/gin-and-cats/ But these days I'm a long way away Sun, 23 Nov 2008 13:41:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.0 by: Franz http://blogs.nonado.net/artemis/2006/07/04/gin-and-cats/#comment-2174 Thu, 06 Jul 2006 10:12:55 +0000 http://blogs.nonado.net/artemis/2006/07/04/gin-and-cats/#comment-2174 "Every living thing dies alone" Humans operate best with other humans... when they cease to operate it doesn't really matter much... You don't marry someone to die with them but to live with them... and God is a matchmaker as well as a watchmaker “Every living thing dies alone”

Humans operate best with other humans…
when they cease to operate it doesn’t really matter much…
You don’t marry someone to die with them but to live with them…
and God is a matchmaker as well as a watchmaker

]]> by: ducky http://blogs.nonado.net/artemis/2006/07/04/gin-and-cats/#comment-2138 Wed, 05 Jul 2006 12:40:53 +0000 http://blogs.nonado.net/artemis/2006/07/04/gin-and-cats/#comment-2138 YAY you're not dead!!! Anyways I was thinking about this bit "you shouldn’t marry someone you can live with, you should marry someone you can’t live without." And I was thinkin that that made no sense...cos there is never ever anyone you physically cannot live without unless possibly they're your siamese twin and are carrying your heart and/or lungs for you but let's admit that that's an extreme example ;). What's the point in having someone you can't live without? Makes more sense to me to have someone you don't want to live without. Then it's 2 people making a decision instead of being driven by the necessity of survival :) It's very warm in Germany!! Was good to see you the other day and NO I haven't found you an Irish course yet but that's cos I forgot...completely...until now :D Proving that this post has served a valuable purpose!!! =) *hugs* m=) YAY you’re not dead!!!
Anyways I was thinking about this bit “you shouldn’t marry someone you can live with, you should marry someone you can’t live without.” And I was thinkin that that made no sense…cos there is never ever anyone you physically cannot live without unless possibly they’re your siamese twin and are carrying your heart and/or lungs for you but let’s admit that that’s an extreme example ;). What’s the point in having someone you can’t live without? Makes more sense to me to have someone you don’t want to live without. Then it’s 2 people making a decision instead of being driven by the necessity of survival :)

It’s very warm in Germany!! Was good to see you the other day and NO I haven’t found you an Irish course yet but that’s cos I forgot…completely…until now :D Proving that this post has served a valuable purpose!!! =) *hugs* m=)

]]> by: Amanda http://blogs.nonado.net/artemis/2006/07/04/gin-and-cats/#comment-2106 Tue, 04 Jul 2006 14:51:59 +0000 http://blogs.nonado.net/artemis/2006/07/04/gin-and-cats/#comment-2106 you can be married, live together, love each other, and still be alone. everyone is their own world, and i don't think anyone can truly know another person. you can figure out enough to predict them, but even at that, you still only enter the outer atmopsphere of the true core of his or her being. the best people can hope to do is sustain an orbit around each other, and try not to collide. you can be married, live together, love each other, and still be alone. everyone is their own world, and i don’t think anyone can truly know another person. you can figure out enough to predict them, but even at that, you still only enter the outer atmopsphere of the true core of his or her being. the best people can hope to do is sustain an orbit around each other, and try not to collide.

]]> by: EARHART http://blogs.nonado.net/artemis/2006/07/04/gin-and-cats/#comment-2102 Tue, 04 Jul 2006 12:04:43 +0000 http://blogs.nonado.net/artemis/2006/07/04/gin-and-cats/#comment-2102 I live alone - and enjoy it. Recently, I visited my aunt (who has lived alone since widowed 20 odd years ago) and was a tad freaked out. She lives alone, and is very odd. I understand it somewhat, as you put things in places and noone can fuck it up. If you mess the place - so be it. When someone new comes in, it's like your world ends. I like living alone - it gives me space and company when required. I advocate your choice of solitude - perhaps we could be solitary together :-) I live alone - and enjoy it. Recently, I visited my aunt (who has lived alone since widowed 20 odd years ago) and was a tad freaked out. She lives alone, and is very odd. I understand it somewhat, as you put things in places and noone can fuck it up. If you mess the place - so be it. When someone new comes in, it’s like your world ends.

I like living alone - it gives me space and company when required. I advocate your choice of solitude - perhaps we could be solitary together :-)

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