February 2012
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Emily and Christian, this is for you. (Page 47) →
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Whenever I visit Julie, I always leave with something I wouldn’t expect to - a little candle, some truffles, or quite possibly a Lord of the Rings cd. I stopped by today to borrow some acrylics that I had run out of, and Dustin said, “I can see you two borrowing eggs from each other in future, or flour, or any manner of art supplies when you run out.” I hope that is true....
deux points
One of the best things is taking a Lush bath with a cup of tea, dark chocolate, candles, and a book at hand, and just staying there for half of the night. Ah.
Also, this just in: My cat likes to eat saltine crackers.
saturday, sunday
Eric came home this weekend on an impromptu train trip, and needless to say, it was very, very good. We went to the public market, where we could hold hands and wander around under a clear sky and try to wind a path through all of the interesting local people with matching hats and vendors selling cherries and herbs and lots of root-y things. I’ve always wanted to take him there, because I...
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Love Like a Sunset Part I / Phoenix
A fantastic little night has been had with the ever lovely Carly Dean at Boulder Coffee, new addition to places I would like to make my home. Nights like this, snowy, quiet city, warm cup, a good friend, good music, make the winter bearable (especially when I am missing you).
I Can See For Miles / The Who
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“We’ve never been good at ending our conversations, even since the day we...”
– Eric
[Also in reference to the second time we spent together, where we had to be asked to leave Cam’s because we stayed a half hour after closing without realizing it, talking.]
“breathtaking, adj.
Those mornings when we kiss and surrender for an hour...”
– The Lover’s Dictionary, David Levithan
Dragon’s Song / Blitzen Trapper
“Your mind is a diamond blue and green
Shining on through your eyes like falling...”
Just to keep this update thing goin’: I was awarded a scholarship to Oneonta and (a big one to) Wells! I truly wish universities were movable.