The End
I'm thinking of inventing never ending books, that stretch as you read them, so you can never reach the end. I just finished reading the Buddha Of Suburbia and, as always when you grow attached to the characters a book introduced you to, I'm sad they're mere fiction. What am I to do now?! I meant to save the end for later tonight, but I just couldn't bring myself to put it down and now I am sad at the thought I won't be able to read of Karim's life, his insight on the England of the 60's and so on anymore. The good news though, cause there is some, is that the writer happens to be the author of 2 screen plays that have inspired movies I've always wanted to check out. I can't seem to remember the title of the first one, but one of them is called My Beautiful Laundrette and if I'm not mistaken, Daniel Day Lewis acts in it and was hailed as one of the most gifted actors when it came it (which he sure, just my humble thought). Babe you have to read this book, it's sooo cool. I got it off amazon, which is what I suggest you do also eheh. I'm kidding, I don't want to force it on you but it's just a recommendation. I love you so much angel, I hope work is going well, I've been thinking about you nonstop. I have to go get another pill now, I wage war on this damn germ that's trying to defeat me ahah. Je t'aime ma cherie!!