My grandfather

[vanfane1]

I was watching The Godfather on TNN today. It was uncut, which means that it was about 3 hours long and of course that also means that I spent 3 hours not doing homework. Towards the end of the movie (SPOILER WARNING DO NOT READ FURTHER IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE GODFATHER) Marlon Brando's character dies while playing with his grandson. When I

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[oneiryn]

people aren't designed to live so far from those they love. we're independent, sure, but there's nothing like having family close by . . . and the world's not quite small enough for that to be faked yet.