... damn
Holy shit, my mom thinks Aaron broke his arm at BMX. They're on their way to urgent care right now.
wow
"Nature is an infinite sphere of which the center is everywhere and the circumference nowhere." -Blaise Pascal
Holy shit, my mom thinks Aaron broke his arm at BMX. They're on their way to urgent care right now.
Star Bores
I stood, staring up at the 420 foot high metal contraption. It made my heart hammer. What was it about it that frightened me? The height? No. The speed at which you ascended to that height, or descended from that height? No. The drop, straight down towards the ground? No. None of these things frightened me. What frightened me was the makers, the designers, the creators.
I'm caught up in the tangled web which is Jason Bourne's life. Oh! it is so exciting! it is like John Grisham, maybe better, most deffinently exciting. My mother might say it was "A little more than you can handle." but i think i'm handling it quite well. aside from withdrawal from lack of sleep and symptoms of wanting to become an undercover.... undercover what?? I still don't know what he is!! he still doesn't know what he is!!! I cannot seem to read fast enough!! he is my knew idol though.... constantly running for your life.... not knowing who you are.... what you've done in your past.... all you know is someone, for some reason.... wants you dead.
"When I think of money I think of killing."
so, for those of you who were not at the fair to experience the Fair Drama or did not hear about the Fair Drama i will tell you what happened...
dang I'm sore today!! it's terrible, it doesn't matter how i move, something always hurts! here is my theory as to why this is:
when i read books i often feel like i am in them, especially if they are well written. when i'm half way through them i can look back at how it started almost like i was there, i can see how the characters around me have grown, expanded and progressed. when i finish the book i feel a sense of loss, because i realize that it was not real (but what is real?), that i am not going out with Goddard, or will never own Darkling, but it seems like it was real while i was reading it. i can sometimes remember books i have read in the past, and it is not like a memory of a book it's like a memory of something that happened to me, that i experienced. it is kind of wierd and hard to explain, but this is why i love to read so much. it is a way to get out of a reality that sometimes sucks and experience another world.
fair is once again over. i can't believe how fast it went, how fast the whole summer went. i can think back right now and say "whoa, just a week ago i was doing that stupid groom and clean class at this exact time." and it feels like it was only yesterday. then i think back on days like thursday where i was running around like a mad person with claustrophobia and it seems like it happened a million years ago. the whole summer just disappeared and i can hardly believe it.