Much Better, Thanks, Rob
Thank you, my dear, sweet brother, for looking in after my health. Yes, I feel a million times better today and anticipate a similar level of recovery tomorrow.
I planned on going to bed earlier than this, but I failed. I fell in love with a book. The aforementioned book, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer. I've just spent the wee hours reading through tears and truly truly enjoying it.
I managed to straighten up the joint a little as I'm expecting some high class folks to come my way:
So you can see why a girl would want to impress em ;)
Happy Birthday, Dad! I really can't wait to have you guys here!
One thing the book reminded me of and that, I think, at least, I know, and that I'm reminded of soo soooo often is to say I love you.
So:
I love you, my family
I'm grateful for everything-everything
I think that about covers it!
Oh! And I sent the only bear I've ever slept with practically every. night. of. my. life. to the cleaners by accident today! I hope they don't wash him. He would fall right apart. Oh Bartholomue. It's not because I don't love you! It's because I didn't want to give the other kids scarlet fever that all went to the wash today. I hope they didn't throw the baby out with the bath water. I don't know if I'll ever find another bear like you. Don't think I'd want to.
xoxo
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Fact check immediately after the fact: Bob's birthday is really the 20th of January; I've only had Bartholomue since I was 15--that's ELEVEN YEARS! That's a long time for an adolescent to young adult female to have one significant bear.
Moving on...sweetest of dreams, you dreamy dreams.
Hold on the book. I think it might be giving me nightmares...I'll keep you posted. Oy. Where's Bartholomue when I need him?!
i read that book and absolutely loved it. not always easy, with pages of downright heartbreak, but very good.
maybe just not before bedtime
Came to the same conclusion this morning, Bear. You have to allow yourself the last hundred pages to read in daylight, at least 6-8 hours before you close your eyes. The Dresden bombing scenes are overwhelming, as are the Twin Tower recollections and internet recollections.
GREAT book, though.
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