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[aprilstarchild]

OMG. So tired. But my sheets are finally dry so I'm going to put them on the bed and crawl in.

I love having warm sheets out of the dryer. When I was in Iceland, I'd go sledding or playing in the snow, and my coat and snow pants would get all wet. I'd come back into the house starving, and shove them both in the dryer while I ate ramen or canned soup or ravioli or something. By the time I was done eating my coat and snow pants would be dry and really warm, and I'd pile them back on and run out the door to play some more. After all, I had to get in as much time as possible before it got dark in the mid-afternoon.

I'm all out of soymilk. Bread, too. I have no idea what my breakfast is going to be tomorrow. Oy!

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[underthethrow.livejournal.com]

Wait--WHAT??? You lived in Iceland?

[aprilstarchild.livejournal.com]

Hells yah. Check out my schools list.

My dad was in the Navy when I was growing up. When I was nine he got stationed at Keflavik, Iceland. We lived there two and a half years--I was partially through seventh grade when we left.

[underthethrow.livejournal.com]

That is so AWESOME.

I lived in Japan for 3 years for the same reason, 'cept it was my stepdad.

I hear all sorts of bad "cold/frigid" jokes coming into my head for no reason, none of which apply to you.