Don't say that until you hear me squeak...I mean sing.

I would like that, except I don't like the verse, can you just play the chorus over and over?

Don't say that until you hear me squeak...I mean sing.

 

:laugh3:

 

^Or just the line "look at the stars"

I can do that, Reilly. I'll dedicate the song to you every time.

Good because I'll be the only one in the crowd.

 

OOSH BURN

I think he needs some ice..... :P

No!

 

 

My mother will be there too.

I'm coming for you big boy.

 

:bow:

 

Emma hates me, so I'll take what I can get.

 

I'm not playing second fiddle.

I'll be second fiddle.

You'll be on triangle.

And my mother said I would never go anywhere in life!

If you came somewhere close to where I was then I'd meet you. Not sure where I'll be until the time comes though.

haha. Whenever I finally visit the UK I'll let you know. We can get coffee. Maybe you'll have read The Waves by then.

 

I really wanna tour Europe but with buying a car, and hopefully doing a volunteer program after graduating this spring, I'll be broke and in debt for a few years.

If you ever go to Venice or *ahem* somewhere closer, I'll meet up with you.

That would be awesome!

haha. Whenever I finally visit the UK I'll let you know. We can get coffee. Maybe you'll have read The Waves by then.

 

I really wanna tour Europe but with buying a car, and hopefully doing a volunteer program after graduating this spring, I'll be broke and in debt for a few years.

 

Quite possibly. Stuck on it at the moment.

 

I'm one for concepts (not in terms of the concept of the writing, more an interesting idea explained within the book), clear narratives and character development that's easily charted. It's why I don't like poetry and Shakespeare. Very little patience. I'm better at Dostoevsky than simply a book of poetry. It's bad because I know I'm missing out. I just don't care too much for descriptive writing. I'm enjoying The Waves so far but I burn out on these things quickly. Whilst it's been good I just feel I can walk away and come back whenever and it won't matter if I don't remember it all. Which is what has happened.

If you want a real adventure, go to Ulaanbaatar Mongolia in the middle of the winter. If you don't die from the cold you'll die from the pollution.

Quite possibly. Stuck on it at the moment.

 

I'm one for concepts (not in terms of the concept of the writing, more an interesting idea explained within the book), clear narratives and character development that's easily charted. It's why I don't like poetry and Shakespeare. Very little patience. I'm better at Dostoevsky than simply a book of poetry. It's bad because I know I'm missing out. I just don't care too much for descriptive writing. I'm enjoying The Waves so far but I burn out on these things quickly. Whilst it's been good I just feel I can walk away and come back whenever and it won't matter if I don't remember it all. Which is what has happened.

 

It's a hard book to get into.

 

If you want a real adventure, go to Ulaanbaatar Mongolia in the middle of the winter. If you don't die from the cold you'll die from the pollution.

 

I've wanted to go to Mongolia since I was a kid. There and Afghanistan. I'm almost crazy enough to go.

 

Is there much pollution? I'd never imagine anywhere in Mongolia being polluted.

visit me dude

Whenever I make it to England, we'll hang out.

It's a hard book to get into.

 

 

 

I've wanted to go to Mongolia since I was a kid. There and Afghanistan. I'm almost crazy enough to go.

 

Is there much pollution? I'd never imagine anywhere in Mongolia being polluted.

Oh really? Cool!

 

There's only a lot of pollution in the city. Mostly in the winter though. I think it's the worst pollution in the world in the winter.

 

 

But there is some beautiful countryside in Mongolia. And if you go to Mongolia in the summer or early fall, there's some pretty nice weather.

 

And there are some places out of the city where you can go and stay in a ger (pictured below). It's not the most comfortable night sleep, but a fun experience.

 

 

That looks like a lot of fun. It sounds like you've been there?

Yeah...I've been there...I lived there...

 

...for 12 years.

 

Necessary spoiler.

 

 

...not

 

I'm jealous.