Further biscuit supplies

[davidn]

Having been in sore need of some familiar comforts recently, I was amazed when this parcel arrived from my parents in addition to the Christmas presents that we knew they were sending over. It felt a lot heavier than it looked, because it was crammed to the brim with these:


These were added to the Fox range (terrible news channel - great biscuits, though) at some point in the last couple of years, and they're made of some sort of honeycomb-like substance with chocolate spread on one side. They, like most of their biscuits, are absolutely wonderful - and unlike the Creams, these ones have the added bonus that my weird friends can't make any dirty jokes about their name.

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[xaq.livejournal.com]

Amber was a member of an online RP group that Kj and I were part of. She and I kinda clicked and had a bit of a relationship going for a while.

Between her calling me at home one day (despite, to my knowledge, never giving her my name or where I lived and being 2 time zones away) and reaction to finding some racier pictures of my character that I'd done, though...let's just say things fell away real quick.

[davidn]

Ah, the moment when you find out the extent to which someone has been stalking you :) That must have taken some effort, at that point - it's easy to forget that at one point we didn't have Facebook spewing all our personal details out every time a privacy update is released.

[kjorteo]

The reason I feel so guilty is because the two of us both ended up hooking up with someone from their group, in an "I'm sixteen years old and some internet crush clearly equals TRUE LOVE FOREVER" sort of way, but you were the only one to really get stung by that. On my end, we just sort of both grew up a little and realized the whole thing was silly and, uh, never mind. Your end ... well....