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[clairesoyclaire]

I basically spent all of Sunday traveling home. I finished reading A Tale of Two Cities, and read about a hundred pages from my book, Guns, Germs, and Steel:the fates of human societies

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thank you!

[anonymous]

those pumpkins sound....delicious? Well, perhaps.
There was a huge jackolantern festival in the common this year, with jackolaterns of all walks of life... it was wonderful. I also got to meet Dave's brother....in all his glory.

Miss you, Claire,
oh, and also, I know you detest writing emails in front of a blue, flickering, cold with death screen, but I just have to say that I really appreciate it, and your struggle. I just love hearing from you in any form.

missing you,
~Jonathan

oh jonaphone...

[clairesoyclaire]

Oh, I don't hate email so much. I love the thrill and anticipation of far-away-familiar names in my inbox. I love hearing from you in any form as well-- Especially in the form of that incredible letter you sent me! Thank you! Let me tell you, I'm gasping for Boston air, and starving for Boston company. Luckily, I can't control the passage of time-- otherwise I might be tempted to skip over the remaining six weeks. Six weeks, though! That's not too long from now... I am missing the hell out of you and I can't wait to come home to my Boston! I'm still having fun, but I can't help being homesick for our city. (A beckoning gesture.) Hey Jonascope: (spoken in a stage whisper) *check your mailbox*

Boston

[anonymous]

I'm heading up to Boston this weekend and I won't have the chance this time to see the Emersonians... sadness...

miss you
matt

Re: Boston

[clairesoyclaire]

I wish I was there to receive you! I can't wait to be your host in Boston in the spring. My friend Adam MUST meet you. He's thinking of dropping out of school to go to Circus school in San Francisco. And you can show off your juggling to him-- and he will be VERY impressed. Don't we all love a receptive audience?