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Birds are chirping away in the darkness of our backyard. I wonder if the birds in everyone else's backyard do the same.

I went to the college library today with Meg. I sat in a 70's brown and orange chair at a brown and cream desk that had walls on either side to create a barrier between the neighboring desks. My iPod was sending Pinback and Kill Me Tomorrow into my ear drums. As I read Chapter 29 in my history book, I smiled and thought that the tones of my skin ( Read more... )

I've been retro upgraded with a Polaroid camera and technologically advanced with an iPod ( Read more... )

I found out yesterday that Larry killed himself last Thursday. What a mix of emotions. I'm sad because he was a friend. I feel a twinge of anger because it was such a selfish thing for him to do. I feel slightly guilty because I never hung out with him even though he asked many times. It hurts me to watch the video he made right before. The ( Read more... )

Iced soy white mochas - no whip - hit the spot everytime.

Exhausted by my late night then early morning shifts these last few days. Elated to be able to sleep in tomorrow.

I like mellow parties with old friends. I like them a lot.

The three sisters spent most of the day together. Each are on a post shopping high.

A well rounded Saturday.

My bang is huge, but still not big enough. Mod (ish) bang that is. Longer hair is exciting.

He hugged me and quietly said, "Jen, my darling." Almost an unwillingness to let go.

Yep, they remembered me! Little things like this make me happy because they take me by surprise. I believe in fate. We make the decisions, but fate plays a underlying factor. Take, for instance, something completely different. I asked for a sign two nights ago. Yesterday, I took a different route than normal and that requested sign just ran ( Read more... )

To my complete and utter amazement, I stumbled across classmates from a previous life. A life I never talk about because it's one that I have left behind. Yet, tonight, I opened a line of communication. I think what strikes my curiosity most is whether or not they will remember or recognize me. Time will tell.