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Spent tonight at Sarah's house, playing with her kitties, drinking cider, talking, talking some more, showing each other pictures on facebook, etc. I was sad to see that many of my signatures on her door have started to fade away into oblivion. Has it really been that long ago? I guess so. We're working on four years since Sarah graduated from high school. Ridiculous.
I left her house and took a really random route home. I love the fact that at 12:30 a.m., I only saw two other cars my entire way home, and that included a drive through the main stretch of town. TWO CARS. And a guy on his bike. I miss driving with the only light coming from the moonlight, instead of all the street lights in Gainesville. I forget how dark it really gets at night when I'm in Gainesville.
When I was in high school, I used to have to wake up my mom when I got home from late nights so that she knew I made it home safely. It's so funny to me now, because really, what could happen? There are no other cars out there to even get in an accident with. I'm more afraid of hitting a deer than anything else! I miss that security in Gainesville. I hate always having to be on edge: when I'm driving, when I'm walking up to my apartment complex, when I'm out late at night. I have no worries like that here in Arcadia. And it feels nice.
I left her house and took a really random route home. I love the fact that at 12:30 a.m., I only saw two other cars my entire way home, and that included a drive through the main stretch of town. TWO CARS. And a guy on his bike. I miss driving with the only light coming from the moonlight, instead of all the street lights in Gainesville. I forget how dark it really gets at night when I'm in Gainesville.
When I was in high school, I used to have to wake up my mom when I got home from late nights so that she knew I made it home safely. It's so funny to me now, because really, what could happen? There are no other cars out there to even get in an accident with. I'm more afraid of hitting a deer than anything else! I miss that security in Gainesville. I hate always having to be on edge: when I'm driving, when I'm walking up to my apartment complex, when I'm out late at night. I have no worries like that here in Arcadia. And it feels nice.