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Yesterday I went to Tim's house. It was very nice. It started out kind of dull, but I wound up having a good time, like how it is whenever I do something with Tim. He's a good guy, really solid. People don't appreciate that, it seems.
Anyhow, he and I were talking about high school, and I realise how much I miss Adam. I didn't want to talk much about him because it really hurt. I wasn't expecting that. And what makes it worse is knowing that I'm probably never going to see him again. It just makes me feel terrible.
Tim and I watched Pan's Labyrinth, which was very good, despite the fact that I fell asleep and missed all the fantasy bits. We also started to watch MirrorMask, but it was too late, so I didn't get to finish it. It was very, very English, but also good. So one day I would like to watch these films in their entireties.
Today I woke up around 6:00, which was nice, and continued re-reading Eddie's Bastard by... William Kowolski. It's really good. That's why it's on my list of favourites. I'm nearly finished the book, but I was overwhelmed by a complete feeling of loneliness, and I desperately want someone with whom to talk. Unfortunately for me, I can't call anyone because they're asleep or long distance.
As my friend Marie would say, "J'éspère que tu vas bien." Except in this case, I suppose it would be "j'éspère que vous allex bien."
Anyhow, he and I were talking about high school, and I realise how much I miss Adam. I didn't want to talk much about him because it really hurt. I wasn't expecting that. And what makes it worse is knowing that I'm probably never going to see him again. It just makes me feel terrible.
Tim and I watched Pan's Labyrinth, which was very good, despite the fact that I fell asleep and missed all the fantasy bits. We also started to watch MirrorMask, but it was too late, so I didn't get to finish it. It was very, very English, but also good. So one day I would like to watch these films in their entireties.
Today I woke up around 6:00, which was nice, and continued re-reading Eddie's Bastard by... William Kowolski. It's really good. That's why it's on my list of favourites. I'm nearly finished the book, but I was overwhelmed by a complete feeling of loneliness, and I desperately want someone with whom to talk. Unfortunately for me, I can't call anyone because they're asleep or long distance.
As my friend Marie would say, "J'éspère que tu vas bien." Except in this case, I suppose it would be "j'éspère que vous allex bien."