i want to live, not barely survive
I hope you all have wonderful and fun Fridays. Don't get too wasted because I'll laugh at you be worried.
This is what I wrote yesterday. Comes off as kind of ridiculous due to the way I ended up. However, if I don't count the one time I majorly pissed off the boyfriend and said some stupid things to a friend, I was having a real good time. I danced, met a lot of good friends and then Bea came to sleep at my house where we made a horrible mess due to popcorn throwing, carpet climbing and so on and so on. And I can't remember a lot of things, but oh well. I had a great mood yesterday. It's kind of funny I was the one that got so drunk since I hardly wanted to go out and once I did, I didn't plan on drinking alcohol at all. I'm just sorry and paranoid about some other things, because there is a sequence I can hardly remember, but what I don't remember never happened, therefore cannot be used against me. Let's go with that.
This morning was a disaster, but I lived through it and the rest of the day was beautiful. This one girl I don't know all that much but we've met and talked couple of times messaged me if I was interested in seeing a film with her because she just came back from Zilina after her graduation, got accepted to the University she wanted and that she'd really like to just go out and talk to someone. I was worried whether we would have something to talk about, but she is exactly that kind of person that can listen and be interested and you can talk about practically anything.
We watched Harold and Maude, which was one of the best films ever. It's about a young man that engages into faking his suicides and attending funerals of unknown people that meets an old woman that enjoys life in all ways, doesn't shy away from simply taking a car or a police motorcycle if she needs a ride and in her free time, she steals trees from city squares and transplants them into forests. Seriously, watch it watch it watch it. I laughed so hard, because both Harold and Maude were extremely amazing characters. They made me crack up. It reminded me a bit of Driving Lessons, because there too I loved the eccentric Julie Walters and the dynamics in her friendship with Rupert the goofball. What I didn't really like in Harold and Maude was the fact that in the end they slept together. Maybe I'm not open-minded enough, because he was so young and she was around seventy, but it kind of killed the magic. From one hand it was beautiful that love knows no difference, love has no boundaries and stuff, but still I liked their friendship more because it was gorgeous. Still, though, lovely moments, funny dialogues and all in all a fantastic movie.
Nina and I then spent some times in her room, she borrowed me books and two films (that automatically makes me adore her) and we went to sit and have a soda at a nearby restaurant. A wonderful afternoon, one of those really unexpected ones.
I would so go out for a run if it wasn't raining and if only my ankle didn't hurt so so terribly after yesterday. Instead I'm going to do the unimaginable and that is....do homework! Yes, on a Saturday night. I honestly cannot remember when was the last time I did this.