My first job was at a Christian bookstore when I was 16! Ha!

Ha! Maybe when it's YOUR birthday... If you're lucky... ;-P

I'd like to get back to Los Angeles as soon as I reasonably can...

https://plus.google.com/109459966730627712680 =)

Yep!

I mean... Friendships have never been a constant, in my experience... Things always ebb and flow as life takes you on its ride. Change is weird like that.

If I miss my friends, I contact them. I do my part. If it doesn't work out that we can hang out as much (or if my friends aren't as responsive as I would hope), there's nothing I can REALLY do about it to force them any closer to me.

Laying pressure or guilt on only adds to awkwardness, and honestly is only effective in upping the TENSION.

I usually try a simple, "I miss you! Can we fix that soon?" That's usually all it takes to get you back on track from a gradual friend-slip.

http://JLynnJohnston.tumblr.com

Not necessarily.

Interesting question. Isn't the ASKING of this question going to take the whole "without it being intentional" thing off the table?

;-)

Anyway... She can carry herself with quiet confidence.

Is that like a double-header? Where you get the first two out of the way at the same time?

I go on the occasional date, but I'm not in a relationship right now.

Scotland.

"Stop farting at the dinner table!"

Twelve. Like a sissy girl.

Sing the high notes you CAN hit often. Hold them. Repeat. Vocal cords get stronger like any muscle, and you can increase your range a bit by getting them in shape.

Also, consider the fact you may just be a baritone. And you'll make all the girly-high singers like me jealous of your manliness... =)

Absolutely. I'm an insomniac when I'm single.

Lucky me!

I just google the stuff that all the cute girls go "squee" about in my Facebook feed.

Nirvana. Without question.

I've actually spent the most time PERSONALLY with Alice In Chains' music. Then Soundgarden, actually... As a singer, I always found their vocals/harmonies most impressive.

But there's no doubt that Nirvana changed the entire face of 90s rock.

Sounds about right. You know her?

Nope!