The Nudist.

I have a nudist living behind my house. I love to talk about him.
Not only is he naked most of the time, but he likes to call attention to himself
by singing, yelling angrily at his cat, and making loud noises in his apartment.
(I swear he has tourrettes. It's fun to hear other neighbors yell at him to shut up).

Yesterday he came out onto his porch, fully dressed. I spied from my window.
He was talking to a cat in another yard, I think, because no one was talking back.
Then, he went into his apartment and came back out with a pair of binoculars.
I suppose he was looking at the cat through the binoculars.
I now know that he owns binoculars, yet then again I don't really do anything outlandish in front of my window.
A dog barked and he barked back at it.
Afterwards, he leaned against his railing and sang for a few minutes.

He's an odd guy...
His name is Bill.

the nudist & his binoculars. 

=/

I
am
losing
it.

I love it

My boyfriend is the only person who won't get mad at me if text him at 3 AM, since it's 9 AM for him. I wonder if he got it. no response!! bum :P

My hometown.

this shirt is 30 years old. 

(why I never wear it)

Musique.

I love songs that start off slow then get really, really loud.

I also like banjos.

Message to the World

Leave me alone!!! 

Excitement.

You know that feeling when you get so excited, you can feel your blood rush and it feels warm and you feel like you can do anything... hmm.. that's how I feel now. Wanna know why? I was just talking to a high school senior about their summer reading list. Macbeth, Animal Farm, Brave New World... yes, this is why I'm so excited. (Again, I'm a total geek). I miss my high school English classes.

I can't wait to teach, I love what I study. I think this excitement is a good sign!


psh, I can't remember the last time I was this excited. Kind of sad!

Warning.

Don't give me anything nice.

The Adventure.

Adventure with Ramsay ended up being a hike at Blue Hills :)
All fun until I lost my beloved ring underneath a beastly rock, never to be seen again.
We then had food at a restaurant, where the waitress thought
that we were a couple in a fight, because I was trying not to cry.
We then had ice cream at Castle Island and watched music videos at my place.

teepee found during the hike. 

Coffee

The tea addict (me) is drinking coffee for breakfast, for a change.

I can read!

I like when people slip good books through my mail slot.
Now I have Fahrenheit 451 to read!!

Adventure with Ramsay...

We have no destination, and I have no money!

Salsa Critic

They should make salsa without chunks, I'd like it more.

Yesterday.

Something that has never happened to me, ever, happened yesterday.

If you want some details, I'll tell you in person.

(This took place right after I wandered around the library).

Before this event, a security guard told me to smile.

After this event, I almost got hit by a few cars.

Later on, I watched 2 straight hours of Jersey Shore.

After that, I drank by myself at 12:30 AM.

While drinking my drink, I listened to one hit wonders on Youtube.

Then went to sleep at 3 AM and cried.

Woke up around 3:45 AM - my mom and brother were at my bedroom door and

took the air mattress from my room.

I suppose it was a sad day.

Library Review: North End Branch.

North End, Boston, Massachusetts.

This is when you know you're a geek. I'm writing a review about a library.

I'll make it short, since I was not impressed.

And I'll write like this, because I feel like it!

I had a half hour to kill, so I wandered into the North End library

in search of some interesting books. And

when I say interesting, I mean books I've wanted to read in high school

but never did. (Such as Fahrenheit 451, 1984, etc., you know, because I have

some free time before my four English classes start up).

The library has a very nice young adult and children's section.

I walked around for a bit in those sections, then walked over to the adult section.

The adult section was very unorganized,

yet

I stumbled upon the (unlabeled) poetry section, and got excited.

Derek Walcott, Walt Whitman, Robert Frost...

great!

Also mixed into this section were a good selection of African-American writers, which could have been helpful when I took African-American Literature sophomore year - such as Ellison, Baldwin, etc.

Poetry-African-American Literature mixed into one section? Interesting, but definitely my scene!

I continue to walk around, and find nothing interesting. Lots of cook books. A large mystery section, a decent sized romance section, and the smallest adult fiction section in the world! Seriously, the only thing that excited me from this section were a few Toni Morrison novels, but I didn't pick them up.

I left the library with a copy of "A Man Without a Country" by Kurt Vonnegut, and "Exile and the Kingdom" by Albert Camus.

WANT!

Totally worth the $15.

What a hat!

It's cute, but I don't think anyone could pull it off.