Journal created:
on 17 January 2004 (#1917034)
Updated:
on 8 May 2007
Name:
Míthlim
Location:
Albany, New York, United States
Cynical. Unsympathetic. Unemotional. Hated. Loved. Disbelieving. Unbelieving. Strong. Weak. Searching. Found. Taker. Self-serving. Selfish. Closed.
Terre d'Ange. Tencendor. Middle-earth. Deadwood. Rome.
Rufus. Rufus. Rufus. Rufus.
Reading. Writing. Showing. Training. Watching.
Music. Movies. Photoshop. MSN Messenger. IM RP.
Labradors. Framgar. Swearengen. Adams. Joscelin. Imriel. Melisande. StarDrifter. Beautiful women. Beautiful men. Beautiful bitches.
Framgar. Edregol. Miradan. Thalia. Auriel. Mallovoriel. Lathron. Tirluin
I am still Míthlim, and Framgar is still my love. You will only try to come between us or cross us once, so how about you just don't bother.
Friending Policy : This Journal Is Friends Only. If we have any interests in common, you can friend me and leave a comment in this entry. I may just friend you back. But I may not. If the latter is the case, don't pester me...I bite. Seriously.
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