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On Tuesday I got coffee with the cute girl from my astronomy class who wears scarves. Well, I got hot chocolate. But still, it was great. And then! On Thursday she came over to my house and we smoked in my backyard before going to class. Her name is Jacquie and she's Jewish and Russian and I seem to like her quite a lot. But I really have no idea if she is just looking for a friend or...?
Oh, yes, I have started smoking again. But it's good this time.
Sorry, polaroids will be posted soonly. I ran out of film about a week ago and thus havent taken any in a while (and thus haven't existed), but I still have many to show you from before I ran out.
Yesterday was great! Not only did I hang out with Jacquie, but I set the curve in my Astronomy class, getting a 100%, and then received my test back in Algebra after that and it was a 100% as well. So, yeah, good day.
Plus I bought new clothes, about four hundred dollars worth. I hadn't bought clothes in a year and half, honestly because buying clothes feels like submitting to the fact that I'm going to be the size I am now for a long length of time, and that's scary.
I decided tonight that Prélude á l'aprés-midi d'un faune by Claude Debussy is the most beautiful and profound piece of music ever written. I don't know how anything can ever be any better. La Mer, maybe, but...not quite. Here, I'm hosting the mp3 online for evidence:
Claude Debussy - "Prélude á l'aprés-midi d'un faune" (left click, seriously)
I know a lot of people aren't into classical music, but this isn't classical music, really. This is painting. You can only understand that if you hear it. So listen. Oh my god. Gasm.
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Palmer
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