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- I'm telling you, we had a time. Didn't we? Didn't we have a time?
- We did. We had a time.
My So-Called Life
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An excerpt from a letter to my penpal dated August 16th, 2007:
On the bus, going home after a surprise visit to my grandmother's. My grandmother is such a complicated person -- to understand, to relate to, to relate with. We sat in her one-bedroom apartment together and wept. For ourselves, not for one another. Now that you're turning nineteen, ( Read more... ) -
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i feel so free
i want to do everything (and nothing)
i want to finish all the things i started and then start a million other things
i want to clean up and put everything in its place only to pack it all up in boxes and head back (9 days!!!)
i want to get things in order, be organized,
deposit my cheques, throw away my garbage, sell my old crappy CDs,
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i write words 'cause these are the things i can't say
Yesterday after work, i headed downtown, brother in tow, to see The Russian Futurists perform at the Drake Sky Yard, a trendy rooftop lounge/bar atop the Drake Hotel on Queen Street West. They were supposed to start playing at 3PM but, due to technical difficulties, didn't start until 4:45-ish, just 10 minutes after we arrived. Luck! We were ( Read more... ) -
gonna dress you up in my love, in my love
Everything in the kitchen is hidden. The old cutlery is beside the extra packets of macaroni and cheese, which are inside some Tupperware used mainly for popcorn. Sometimes, one box of cereal is completely removed from the cereal cupboard and found next to the scented candles and matches instead. The most convenient things are usually in the ( Read more... ) -
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If you're worry-free, it's probably because you're forgetting something. -
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my dad and i biking at around 11pm.
i'm wearing a baseball cap underneath my helmet because it doesn't fit properly.
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daled
dag (fish)
hey
heh-geh (steering wheel)
vav
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hebrew
HEBREW
aleph
imah (mom)
abah (dad)
bet
bayit (house)
gimel
g'vee-nah (cheese)
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when you're holding me, we make a pair of parentheses
a couple birds built a nest on the side of my house.
the baby birds sat inside all day, while the mother and father sat on the fence or hopped around my backyard.
black and brown, orange-chested
beautiful
earlier this week, the nest fell apart a bit.
the birds are gone now;
i think they finally learned to fly.