The Bloomsbury Group and Greener Grass

[rurouni82]

When it comes down to it, I think the idea that always stuck out the most to me about English as a major was the idea of becoming a writer within a group of writers. You see it all over history. Dorothy and William Wordsworth traipsing around Europe with Samuel Coleridge. The Bloomsbury Group living in a small inter-sexed commune. Lord Byron and

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[rurouni82]

You were the one who had a medieval print of Vlad the Impaler on her shirt. You were always the amazing one. At any rate, buckles and black lipstick do not a goth make. Hot topic has proven that. I always wished I was closer to everyone. It took leaving to make me realize I was closer than I'd thought.

As for ghost-like friends, I just assumed that you were busy with your new life in Washington, so I wasn't sure how much contact you really wanted. Truth is, if you ever want to chat, I'm always up for hearing from you, phone, net, hell, even online gaming if you do that sort of thing. Gravity is the weakest of all forces generated. If that's the case, I'd be happy to switch to magnetism.

Your answer is well thought out, and meaningful. The problem with answers however, is you cannot generally tell a child not to touch a stovetop, it's something they have to painfully learn for themselves. Humans make that mistake in overlooking obvious advice until it's passed, only ever gaining some knowledges through firsthand accounts. Sometimes they don't even gain it then. At any rate, it's reassuring to hear the answer from you, to know it's there. Unfortunately, I think I'll have to stay here a little longer until I can find it for myself.