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I want the city.
I want my steps to remind me
of those who have lived before me.
I want the daily wear and tear of
chipped paint, grown in trees, and
a missing brick or two.
I want the sidewalks to be littered with people
day and night
and I want the evenings to be filled with
excitement.
I want the city.
I want my street to remind me
of those who have lived before me.
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i'd rather feel pain than nothing at all
Happy Holidays!
My Christmas was good! I got some neat stuff. I received lots of new make-up and I'm having a great time playing with it. I'm kind of excited that we have time off from school but I sort of can't wait to get back to school too.
I'm going shopping tomorrow and I'm pretty excited for that! EEE! I have to work from 11am-3pm tomorrow ( Read more... ) -
another postcard
Went into my dad's friend Pierce's last night with about 25 other people. It was pretty awesome. I met Korean and Taiwanian people! Haha, it was WowCool.
Yep, fun time. I got to be DD.
UNFAIR.
I think I'm going swimming today, hurray...? -
Yay
Big house full of people. Woo. -
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I went to work tonight. I worked with Chris. I am in love with Chris. He is the male version of me and he is wonderful. I work with him on Saturday morning and I am impatiently awaiting that shift.
I love Chris. -
I can make you scared.
I got a job! I start tomorrow! Hurrah! This means I will have money.
I need to buy the new Hip cd. Yum. -
I will buy you a new life.
Lives will perish beneath the cobble-stone drive ( Read more... ) -
some girl in the backround.
It has been but a winter of change. Now that it is over spring is here -- full force. It is a light to be reckoned with -- the light of spring -- the light that challenges summer to seep its sunshine rays into that blind, ever-changing season of life, of growing, of new ( Read more... ) -
we'll do it your therapists way.
I walk out my front door -- a condo built for two, lived in by one -- and onto Park Avenue. I realize that I've forgotten my grocery list so I head back up the 13 steps to the entryway. The big framed door that leads into my soul is wooden, but as thick as concrete. It seems inviting enough, to some ( Read more... )