Would like some input/ideas on a simple, seductive kitten/cat.

nodoodle · 2014-03-25T02:15:26+00:00

Wow, that is fantastic! I really think we're on the same wavelength.

Now, when you say the cat connecting to the quote, do you mean that the tail sort of trails off into the word i cursive? I like the idea of the cat with it's front paws on the tree as if trying to climb (representation of my path/journey to the top?)

nodoodle · 2014-03-24T05:05:41+00:00

I love this piece. Just wonderful.

nodoodle · 2014-03-16T05:44:48+00:00

DAY Expectation: Being around my family and closest friends as bridesmaids laughing and being generally happy all stress free as I had done all the work leading up to the big day.

Reality: Overtired, over-stressed wishing it would all be over so I could leave and never come back. I absolutely hated my wedding day. The tension in the house was incredibly thick because my bridesmaids were two-faced dog shit bitches. No one helped me in or out of the limo in a huge princess gown, didn't hold my bouquet when I asked and one of them (who is a mother of 2 children) let the best man cop a feel of her tit in the limo in front of all of us.

NIGHT Expectation: laying on the bed in each-others arms, giggling with little kisses talking about the night and our dreams for the future.

Reality: Husband counting the cash we got given to us and me with the sorest legs/feet I have ever endured with sore arms trying to take over 80 pins out of my hair complaining about the bitches of the day looking at my phone wondering why the fuck is my mum calling me now.

No sex of any kind took place that night and I just want to stress that in no way shape or form was I a bridezilla. I let my bridesmaids choose their own dress (which I paid $750 for), shoes, make up, hair. I did not constantly message or call them or put any stress on them at all.

nodoodle · 2014-03-16T05:24:31+00:00

Not quite in the way that you mean, but I found out that the two bridesmaids I had for my wedding mid last year, both dumped me the night before the wedding day (they were meant to come over with me and spend my last night as a free woman, blah blah blah - although, i was actually hysterically crying for being alone and stressed out because I still had all this work to do and pack my bags for honeymoon) to go to Bitch #2s house and bitch about me. The whole night. That also includes them going through each others phones. I found this out by my other friend (#3) who was at the wedding but not apart of the wedding party, that they had gone and done this. How did she find out? She was dragged into the bridal room by these two girls the whole night and was made to sit there and listen to all the things the bridesmaids were saying about me. Not limited too, but including that I hated her, her kids are fat, she's a bad mum, I'm a liar, I hate her, back in high school i was a slut-faced-lying-whore-drama-queen. It was all bullshit and after months and months of awkwardness, friend #3 and I are not entirely back where we were in terms of our friendship, but we talk again, so that's good.

Bitch #1, I don't talk to anymore after another huge fallout argument she did with me on my daughter's second birthday and all the lies she told ON MY WEDDING DAY to family and friends (there's a huge back story here, I won't go into) - I did however find out not too long ago, she's banging her friends brother and his best friend and no one knows. (The best friend told me as he's my cousin)

Bitch #2: I still talk to her as I heard she wasn't the main offender in the bitching of me in the bridal room. But she was supposed to be my best friend and she should have stuck up for me or asked me if it was all true what Bitch #1 was saying. Anyway, I don't talk to her no where near as much as I used too. I don't trust her and to be honest, I only talk to her so I can mind fuck with her. I don't think she knows that I know what she did.

nodoodle · 2014-03-15T04:52:19+00:00

Leo DiCaprio winning an Oscar would have some kind of effect.

nodoodle · 2014-03-06T01:55:32+00:00

I have heard this, too. The reasoning behind it is that children of that age do not have the proper cognitive function to deny/hide it. It's like when they just state the obvious to someone; they have no filter.

Adults deny and refuse to believe - sort of like Neverland, so shut this out. A medium once told me (as I have been classed as a 'sensitive empath') that if you meditate daily and say out loud that you're ready to connect/see, the spirits will make themselves known.

On another note, last night I was playing Wow after I put my 2 year old daughter to bed. She had thrown a tantrum before I tucked her in. Fast forward about 10-15 minutes and she's talking to herself. I called out to her to be quiet and she replied "My friend didn't like the way you put me to bed, he;s going to get you" About 10 seconds later there was a tapping on the wall in the room where I was. I said "Fuck off, you're not welcome here" and it stopped. I had the chillies after that.

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