I'm really ready to get out of here. I loved Clarskburg, and I loved hanging with Rachel and her family, and I'm really pissed I came home a day early. Haha. I wasn't feeling well, so I guess I'm glad I came home, but I don't wanna be home. If you know what i mean, though i think nothing I'm saying makes much sense.
I guess I just can't wait to move into the apartment. WOOOO
We have so much stuff to move in, and we're looking for all the help we can get, so anyone who's going to be around in Athens on Sept. 5, gimme a call and maybe you can find some big strong men to help us out.
I finished reading this book tonight, called, "Anthem of a Reluctant Prophet," and it was one of those rare books that I really didn't want it to end. That's really rare for me. Usually about three quarters of the way through I know how it's going to end and even if it's a great book, I'm kind of ready to move on to the next. But not so on this one. I actually read it slower so I could make it last longer, haha. It's a young adult book, and it's amazing, and it deals with some very deep stuff in a way that makes it easy to read. Deals with death, life, religion, lust, sex, and, well, mostly death. But it's amazing. The only other book that has recently made me do that--that "hey, it's over already!?"--was John Green's "Looking for Alaska." So yeah, if anyone is looking for an interesting, entertaining read, go for Joanne Proulx's "Anthem of a Reluctant Prophet."
Don't know why I felt like giving you a book review there, but there you go. haha. I suppose I should try to get some sleep now, even though we all know how that usually turns out.
Hope the rest of the world sleeps well!
night!
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