i'm quite good and yourself???

loves.
i kind of enjoy comming back here. it reminds me of a good time in the middle of bad times. does that even make sense? besides, i can see all the beautiful work of your sisters.

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you must have seen her, dancing in the sand

I guess I can't exactly relate to being a teen girl, but being a guy at the same age has it's equal share of problems. I've had my share of bad experiences, too. Regardless, it's rather rare for me to get worked up. I've been a bit tense lately, and she hadn't mentioned a few things about the story when I responded, so I was a bit misinformed. I apologize for being so hostile the other day, I let some of my emotions get the best of me. Though not much of this is my typical behavior. I hadn't meant to be so hard on her, and I don't think of her as a pest, or the like.

I'm not excusing myself from losing my composure, but I hope you won't hold it against me. I do value her for how much she is willing to listen if I do have something to talk about.

Even though this may seem like an empty effort, I get angry and do stupid things (heh, maybe more often than I'd like to admit.) But I'll not be so hard on her with treating her older than she is.

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In the end will you conform to an ordinary life? Or will you change the flow of things, and make a stand as an individual?

Sometimes, when I see small alien bat things flying across the room to attach to someone's neck, I have to laugh. Seriously...because what are those things?

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Push it Down...

um, memories. wow.

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you must have seen her, dancing in the sand

you are still the sweetest person i know.

despite the way things went down, i remember you fondly and hope that you're doing well.

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This is the night, what it does to you. I had nothing to offer anybody except my own confusion.

— Kerouac