Comments on: solitary http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/ the black swan with digital wings Wed, 08 Sep 2010 21:14:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: J. Steinhoff http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-955 J. Steinhoff Tue, 01 Feb 2005 22:53:23 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-955 Ah, a quiet dinner alone. I much prefer those than going out with friends somewhere crowded. I understand the Way of the Sted. It goes without saying that you have an open invite to join me back here for a drop into Lulu's Noodles (look it up) or Mad Mex (again, look it up) anytime you are in Pittsburgh. - J. Ah, a quiet dinner alone. I much prefer those than going out with friends somewhere crowded. I understand the Way of the Sted. It goes without saying that you have an open invite to join me back here for a drop into Lulu’s Noodles (look it up) or Mad Mex (again, look it up) anytime you are in Pittsburgh. – J.

]]> By: J. Steinhoff http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-4547 J. Steinhoff Tue, 01 Feb 2005 22:53:00 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-4547 Ah, a quiet dinner alone. I much prefer those than going out with friends somewhere crowded. I understand the Way of the Sted. It goes without saying that you have an open invite to join me back here for a drop into Lulu's Noodles (look it up) or Mad Mex (again, look it up) anytime you are in Pittsburgh. - J. Ah, a quiet dinner alone. I much prefer those than going out with friends somewhere crowded. I understand the Way of the Sted. It goes without saying that you have an open invite to join me back here for a drop into Lulu’s Noodles (look it up) or Mad Mex (again, look it up) anytime you are in Pittsburgh. – J.

]]> By: Brandy http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-954 Brandy Tue, 01 Feb 2005 22:43:15 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-954 I can really identify with this entry. I'm so happy that my husband understands my need to have alone time. I don't think we would survive otherwise because I've definitely lost friends over the years who just didn't understand. I can really identify with this entry. I’m so happy that my husband understands my need to have alone time. I don’t think we would survive otherwise because I’ve definitely lost friends over the years who just didn’t understand.

]]> By: Brandy http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-4546 Brandy Tue, 01 Feb 2005 22:43:00 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-4546 I can really identify with this entry. I'm so happy that my husband understands my need to have alone time. I don't think we would survive otherwise because I've definitely lost friends over the years who just didn't understand. I can really identify with this entry. I’m so happy that my husband understands my need to have alone time. I don’t think we would survive otherwise because I’ve definitely lost friends over the years who just didn’t understand.

]]> By: Jess http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-953 Jess Tue, 01 Feb 2005 19:35:12 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-953 I completely understand. My husband expressed it to me in terms of energy. He is an extrovert and gets his energy by being around people and being social. I get my energy by having time to myself. I enjoy being social, but find it tiring. I need time afterwards, by myself, to recharge. And yeah, there is no reason to feel bad about it. Just different operating systems. Jess I completely understand. My husband expressed it to me in terms of energy. He is an extrovert and gets his energy by being around people and being social. I get my energy by having time to myself. I enjoy being social, but find it tiring. I need time afterwards, by myself, to recharge. And yeah, there is no reason to feel bad about it. Just different operating systems.

Jess

]]> By: Jess http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-4545 Jess Tue, 01 Feb 2005 19:35:00 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-4545 I completely understand. My husband expressed it to me in terms of energy. He is an extrovert and gets his energy by being around people and being social. I get my energy by having time to myself. I enjoy being social, but find it tiring. I need time afterwards, by myself, to recharge. And yeah, there is no reason to feel bad about it. Just different operating systems. Jess I completely understand. My husband expressed it to me in terms of energy. He is an extrovert and gets his energy by being around people and being social. I get my energy by having time to myself. I enjoy being social, but find it tiring. I need time afterwards, by myself, to recharge. And yeah, there is no reason to feel bad about it. Just different operating systems.

Jess

]]> By: John S http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-952 John S Tue, 01 Feb 2005 07:39:02 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-952 There's nothing wrong with eating in restaurants alone. I do it all the time. Although when one has to wait for their order to be prepared, I would prefer chatting with others to bide the time. That's probably why I like eating at Olive Garden. They take your order shortly after you are seated. Shortly after bringing out your beverage, they serve the salad and breadsticks even when they packed with customers. :) TGI Fridays and Applebees made me wait with nothing to do except to check out their memorabilia on the walls or stare out the window at the nearby interstate. :( There’s nothing wrong with eating in restaurants alone. I do it all the time. Although when one has to wait for their order to be prepared, I would prefer chatting with others to bide the time.

That’s probably why I like eating at Olive Garden. They take your order shortly after you are seated. Shortly after bringing out your beverage, they serve the salad and breadsticks even when they packed with customers. :) TGI Fridays and Applebees made me wait with nothing to do except to check out their memorabilia on the walls or stare out the window at the nearby interstate. :(

]]> By: John S http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-4544 John S Tue, 01 Feb 2005 07:39:00 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-4544 There's nothing wrong with eating in restaurants alone. I do it all the time. Although when one has to wait for their order to be prepared, I would prefer chatting with others to bide the time. That's probably why I like eating at Olive Garden. They take your order shortly after you are seated. Shortly after bringing out your beverage, they serve the salad and breadsticks even when they packed with customers. :) TGI Fridays and Applebees made me wait with nothing to do except to check out their memorabilia on the walls or stare out the window at the nearby interstate. :( There’s nothing wrong with eating in restaurants alone. I do it all the time. Although when one has to wait for their order to be prepared, I would prefer chatting with others to bide the time.

That’s probably why I like eating at Olive Garden. They take your order shortly after you are seated. Shortly after bringing out your beverage, they serve the salad and breadsticks even when they packed with customers. :) TGI Fridays and Applebees made me wait with nothing to do except to check out their memorabilia on the walls or stare out the window at the nearby interstate. :(

]]> By: davmoo http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-951 davmoo Tue, 01 Feb 2005 06:32:42 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-951 Damned dyslexia...I read your first line as "kritters night", and started looking for stories about people bringing their pets to the cafe. I knew something was wrong when you started talking about yarn, and I went back and reread the sentence :-) Damned dyslexia…I read your first line as “kritters night”, and started looking for stories about people bringing their pets to the cafe. I knew something was wrong when you started talking about yarn, and I went back and reread the sentence :-)

]]> By: davmoo http://cygnoir.net/2005/01/31/solitary/comment-page-1/#comment-4543 davmoo Tue, 01 Feb 2005 06:32:00 +0000 http://www.cygnoir.net/journal/2005/01/solitary.php#comment-4543 Damned dyslexia...I read your first line as "kritters night", and started looking for stories about people bringing their pets to the cafe. I knew something was wrong when you started talking about yarn, and I went back and reread the sentence :-) Damned dyslexia…I read your first line as “kritters night”, and started looking for stories about people bringing their pets to the cafe. I knew something was wrong when you started talking about yarn, and I went back and reread the sentence :-)

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