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Am I the only one who might vomit if I hear anymore about Tom and Katie (or any variation thereof?)
Just wondering.
I've been busy lately. So busy, in fact, that I don't know what to do with myself if I do have a few spare hours alone. I'll start off the week sometimes with nothing planned, and by Monday evening have my week packed from 7 AM to 12 AM and no breaks. I don't know what I'm going to do when I'm in Austin in a few weeks. I have a few things planned, but I'll most likely catch up on reading, and writing, and collaging...and I'll be driving around a lot, thinking and feeling and seeing things I haven't seen before, but want to.
I just know that time will go by in the flicker of an eye, like time has been going by crazily the past few months. It's odd to think that in less than four months I'll be 24. Not so much that I'll be a year older, but all that's come out of the last year, and all that's happening and to come. It seems to dance by on fast forward, but in the prettiest light display I've seen.
Tonight I'll see Amanda for the first time in over four years. I'm very excited. I remember all the times we used to sit and do nothing particular together, and the way we used to laugh. You know it's a real friend when you can have a true laugh with them--the kind that makes your eyes water and your stomach hurt--because you don't care what it sounds like, you're just that comfortable. And she has the greatest laugh.
Just wondering.
I've been busy lately. So busy, in fact, that I don't know what to do with myself if I do have a few spare hours alone. I'll start off the week sometimes with nothing planned, and by Monday evening have my week packed from 7 AM to 12 AM and no breaks. I don't know what I'm going to do when I'm in Austin in a few weeks. I have a few things planned, but I'll most likely catch up on reading, and writing, and collaging...and I'll be driving around a lot, thinking and feeling and seeing things I haven't seen before, but want to.
I just know that time will go by in the flicker of an eye, like time has been going by crazily the past few months. It's odd to think that in less than four months I'll be 24. Not so much that I'll be a year older, but all that's come out of the last year, and all that's happening and to come. It seems to dance by on fast forward, but in the prettiest light display I've seen.
Tonight I'll see Amanda for the first time in over four years. I'm very excited. I remember all the times we used to sit and do nothing particular together, and the way we used to laugh. You know it's a real friend when you can have a true laugh with them--the kind that makes your eyes water and your stomach hurt--because you don't care what it sounds like, you're just that comfortable. And she has the greatest laugh.