i'm gathering that they're not dishonest...um...

[jersey_whore]

i am feeling much better than i was a little bit ago. i had just finished my book which always leaves me in a strange mood, but i was really very terribly sad because the book i finished, in it's intense beauty it was very very sad. everyone should read Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathon Safran Foer. i cried alot throughout it. i

Comments

[trampledorchid]

I bought a copy of "The Bell Jar" by Sylvia Plath the other day and thought of you dearest. I miss you.

xo

[jersey_whore]

you are simply so darling. i love you. how's your summer?
love,
chloe

[trampledorchid]

working at Pete's...sunbathing in the backyard. That's about it, but it's been wonderful.

xo

[revolutioneyes]

heyy i didnt forget your bday! i actually called your house but you werent home so i chatted to your mum :)
and yes, i say we suprise each other with something. you know im not picky. i'm going to be in the states in late august for three days. sadly short. you know whats crazy, i just realized i have no idea where youre going to uni? this is how insanely long we have not talked. forget gifts, i'd go for a intsy letter telling me what's going on in your life.
lovelovex

[achromatic__]

I finished the book. Cried my eyes out, of course.
And then when I was in fl my aunt happened to own the Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, so I read that and cried my eyes out.
They're similar in some aspects, no?