It's the most depressing time of the year.
I miss him so much. I didn't think i would feel the way im feeling about somebody again but i am and it fucking sucks. Every song suddenly has meaning, I can't turn on the radio or even walk into a shop without hearing Kelly Clarkson. I can't help but listen to whatever you like on repeat when im listening to cd's in my car. Everymorning i wake up and check my phone, just incase... But nothing. And everytime i'm on the computer guess who's facebook i check. I can't even just lay in bed because then all i can think about is how much i want him to be laying there with me. I haven't had a good nights sleep (apart from saturday night when i passed out from being overly intoxicated) in 2 weeks. Last night i stayed back at work for 3 HOURS just because i didn't want to drive home alone, go to bed alone and then wake up alone.
We get so close and it feels so good - to him too. And then he gets scared or something and cuts all contact off again.
I got myself into this mess. This is all my fault. But i can't help but feel this way.
I don't want to let go.
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
History is horrible
Last night i went on a spontaneous mission with Gareth and James to the regency cinemas in the city after our messy monday afternoon. I had been desperately wanting to see "The boy in the striped pajamas" for quite some time however james wasn't as keen. Soon enough i had him on my side and gareth bought us tickets.
IT IS THE BEST MOVIE I HAVE EVER SEEN. I am rarely brought to tears over movies but this one did it for me. It was seriously the most brilliant and true reflection of history i have ever seen. Very realistic and upsetting. I thoroughly enjoyed it and it opened my eyes (even more so) to parts of world war II.
Go and see the boy in the srtiped pajamas!
IT IS THE BEST MOVIE I HAVE EVER SEEN. I am rarely brought to tears over movies but this one did it for me. It was seriously the most brilliant and true reflection of history i have ever seen. Very realistic and upsetting. I thoroughly enjoyed it and it opened my eyes (even more so) to parts of world war II.
Go and see the boy in the srtiped pajamas!
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