it's a celebration, bitches
DAVE LOOK LOOK LOOKIE LOOK CAN WE GO CAN WE GO PLEASEEEEEEE.http://pittsburghlive.com/x/tribune-review/entertainment/events/s_365236.html
i will seriously die if we can go to this. it would be pretty much the most awesome thing ever.
i'm going out tonight so i won't be home later (:/) but believe me i am doing nothing but thinking of you. i miss you like absolutely crazy, beautiful, and i won't be happy until you're here with me... which you will be in about 103.5 hours. i have done nothing but think about you and miss you since i got home and i can't wait until you're here so i don't have to miss you anymore...
i love you.
w
ps the weather is ridiculously beautiful right now. i am sitting at the library in beaver, and one whole wall of the library is nothing but window and i am facing it, looking out over the river. the leaves haven't even begun to turn yet; everything is green and the sky is blue and it's in the mid 70s or so. it is absolutely perfect weather and all it needs to be paradise is you.
also here's a list of the books i have read and am reading, starting from this past friday:
Michael Chabon: The Final Solution (the guy who wrote Wonder Boys and The Mysteries of Pittsburgh, big ol' heart for him. It's a Sherlock Holmes mystery, after Sherlock has retired and he's 89 years old)
Chuck Klosterman: Killing Yourself to Live (basically a nonfiction High Fidelity, *shrug*)
Neil Gaiman: The Sandman "Endless Nights" (I don't get what the big deal is)
Ian McEwan: Enduring Love and Amsterdam (because I liked Atonement so much)
Dave Eggers: A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius (a book I've been meaning to read forever)
Vladimir Nabokov: Pale Fire and Pnin (for obvious reasons)
the new George Carlin book
Mark Dunn: Ella Minnow Pea (recommended to me)
so this is basically my whole life right now. reading and waiting for you.


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