It's already turning out weird. And by weird, I mean I've already gone through just about every emotion out there. After a night of drunken crying, I woke up with my eyes swollen and baggy. It was hot, really. I woke up without having done ANY work whatsoever, completely unprepared for anything and feeling like shit. My last post, as you may know, is no longer confirmed. I spoke too soon. I hate how my happiness dangles in the air; I hate the feeling of not knowing whether or not I can be excited. It's hard for me having so much restless doubt- will he REALLY come visit me or will it not work out? I don't blame him- I just blame life's fucked up complications. Of course I blame myself for putting so much pressure on him and causing him to break down. So we had a lovely shared breakdown last night. This morning, a little under the weather, I drudged through the four feet of snow and mud to commons and swam my way through bricks to get to hum lecture. OK, maybe I'm exaggerating a bit with the bricks. No one saw, but I started crying in lecture. Not hysterical cries like last night, but tears running down cheeks. I got over it and tried to pay attention to the lecture on gossip. Seriously, it was on GOSSIP. I love Reed. So my mood swings continued throughout the day, which I should add is not even over yet. I wonder what there is to come. Let me elaborate on the day's events.
Eddie Cushman is awesome. It worked out perfectly that I didn't do any hum reading because he decided to let us hold conference out in the sun. Yes, the SUN. In rainy-ass Portland. Amazing, I know. Today is surprisingly warm and sunny. It feels like California, minus the smog and gorgeous boys. Alex, don't take that the wrong way- it's just a fact that boys are prettier in LA. The sun really brightens my mood. The rain has been bringing me down, I think. Not to mention my lack of Alex. I'm going through withdrawals. It's the only explanation. When you have the most wonderful boyfriend on the planet, it's only reasonable that being apart will fuck you up.
So anyway, Eddie buys us a pitcher of good coffee from the paradox (versus commons' shit coffee) and orders us to get whatever our little hearts desire, compliments of Reed. I got a croissant and my mood instantly lifted. I discovered a photo booth placed in the café for RAW (Reed Arts Week), which starts today. The booth wasn't completely set up yet but I'll be sure to get back to that very soon. I hear that people go crazy with the annual photo booth, taking naked pictures and having sex inside. Sounds like fun to me. As we're discussing Tacitus and his ballet dancers- remniscent of hardcore westside story gangs- and going on about how we wish our leaders were kinky transvestite sluts like the emperors from the Annals, I see my roomate eating with a drug dealer friend. We usually don't socialize out of our rooms, although we have a very friendly and understanding relationship, but today she looked up and smiled. I smiled back, gave a little nod, and felt like we had a really beautiful moment. I feel like there's something there that brings us closer even though we're really not. The only way to explain it is to say that we have an unspoken understanding. And that's exactly how I like it.
Eddie also revealed to us that we'd been challenged to a laser tag war by another conference- Alex Nice's conference. I've never played laser tag but always wanted to. And the best part is that they'll use Reed funds to pay for our laser tag. Can you even imagine? Private schools are awesome.
So hum was over, spanish passed by quickly and I went to commons only to find fresh squeezed lemonade. Of course it couldn't beat the lemonade from Molly's birthday, but it was still absolutely scrumptious. That brightened my day. The next thing to brighten my day was going to Paul's facebook wall, only to see a response from Sarah to my comment on her whorishness. I started talking to him a couple days ago, for whatever random reason. He asked how life is.
I responded:
it's been good, very good. i kind of miss your pale white ass. (literally) hey, good thing you never really got with sarah, i hear she's a superslut these days. i guess that's what happens when you stop being friends with aline.
Next, she wrote:
i am so sorry paul that you have to associate with people that starve for attention... we can't all be winners.
I let out a little chuckle. How cute. I talked to Ulrika a bit, filled her in on the dirt, and she decided to make an imprint of her own.
She wrote:
hi paul
guess what your girlfriend went to highschool with my roomate in sierra madre. What a small world. I also have a pic from senior breakfast of your ass so if you would like it ill mail it to you otherwise im just gonna burn it along with all the other pictures i have of your white ass (which is more then i ever wanted). and i am so sorry that you have to associate with people who think the only way for them to get attention is by throwing themselves on guys and screwing their friends over.
P.S. I miss you, im not sure why but i do.
Molly and I brainstorm on what we can do to teach her not to fuck with us. We are not two people easily forgotten. That was a biiiig mistake she made last summer and she'll fucking pay. Karma is my best friend. And this is kicking her in the ass in so many ways. I can't tell what came out of the brainstorm between Molly and I, but I promise it's delicious.
Just wait, it gets better.
We soon found out that today is Sarah's BIRTHDAY. I don't think it can get more perfect than that. I'm so happy inside with my middle school shenanigans. Oh, sweet sweet vengeance.
Don't tell me I'm a bitch- I already know. But right now I'm a very very happy bitch.