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Go to your Calendar and find the first entry for each month of 2006. Post the first line of it in your journal, and that's your "Year In Review.
January:
Lots of cab rides and a million pictures, most of which aren't super flattering.
February:
I would really like a lifetime supply of (free) painkillers (prescription of course), skim lattes on tap, and the ability to change my mood by pressing a button.
March:
Reconciliations at the diner; We can make this work, we can we can, we have to, cause this one's got me completely, and it might be a while, and we can't let it break us down.
April:
Strange things happen when I sleep.
May:
Alkaline Trio at Metro. Fucked fucked up.
June:
A billion, billion, million hours at work.
July:
These days, I really suck at life.
August:
Twelve hours in the car, twelve hours on the train, two days on Mackinac Island, bike riding miles and miles around the perimeter of the island, through the trails, miles and miles of blue blue water on one side, dark shaded forest on the other, shielding huge amazing houses from the tourist's eye.
September:
I'm sure everyone has their own version of the following. Nonetheless, here's my own personal list of:
"How To Have A Nervous Breakdown:"
October:
Went to spend a long weekend in smalltown Michigan, ended up being gone a week, missing an unmakeupable Psych test. Spent a night in a casino in Canada, drinking vanilla screwdrivers, just because I was legally allowed to do that there.
November:
Note to self: Playing Myspace/Facebook detective will only raise paranoid suspicions, it will not make you feel better.
December:
I was completely unaware colleges even had snow days.
*Pretty much sounds like me, doesn't it?
January:
Lots of cab rides and a million pictures, most of which aren't super flattering.
February:
I would really like a lifetime supply of (free) painkillers (prescription of course), skim lattes on tap, and the ability to change my mood by pressing a button.
March:
Reconciliations at the diner; We can make this work, we can we can, we have to, cause this one's got me completely, and it might be a while, and we can't let it break us down.
April:
Strange things happen when I sleep.
May:
Alkaline Trio at Metro. Fucked fucked up.
June:
A billion, billion, million hours at work.
July:
These days, I really suck at life.
August:
Twelve hours in the car, twelve hours on the train, two days on Mackinac Island, bike riding miles and miles around the perimeter of the island, through the trails, miles and miles of blue blue water on one side, dark shaded forest on the other, shielding huge amazing houses from the tourist's eye.
September:
I'm sure everyone has their own version of the following. Nonetheless, here's my own personal list of:
"How To Have A Nervous Breakdown:"
October:
Went to spend a long weekend in smalltown Michigan, ended up being gone a week, missing an unmakeupable Psych test. Spent a night in a casino in Canada, drinking vanilla screwdrivers, just because I was legally allowed to do that there.
November:
Note to self: Playing Myspace/Facebook detective will only raise paranoid suspicions, it will not make you feel better.
December:
I was completely unaware colleges even had snow days.
*Pretty much sounds like me, doesn't it?