I tried to watch it at school without sound, but that wasn't working out. I'll watch it later, but for now: This reminds me of the time I ran away when I was 3 because I was pissed that my brother existed. I somehow opened the overhead garage door singlehandedly and ran away to the front yard and stood in the rain crying. You see, I wasn't allowed to go past the front yard.
And that reminds ME of the time I ran away after a fight with my mom. I might have been 10. I had just read book that had a line I thought was really dramatic and cool: "You just lost a daughter." I scribbled that angrily on unicorn stationery and left it on the bed. I packed three things: underwear, a long package of saltine crackers and my dad's really nice glass-lined thermos full of water. I set off. A few blocks later, a dog barked and it scared me. I dropped the thermos, which shattered, and then I ran home sobbing. What a wuss!
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The kid's real name is ALFIE. How perfect is that?
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My favorite part is when he sneered, "Is that what I asked you?" What a kid.
I tried to watch it at school without sound, but that wasn't working out. I'll watch it later, but for now: This reminds me of the time I ran away when I was 3 because I was pissed that my brother existed. I somehow opened the overhead garage door singlehandedly and ran away to the front yard and stood in the rain crying. You see, I wasn't allowed to go past the front yard.
And that reminds ME of the time I ran away after a fight with my mom. I might have been 10. I had just read book that had a line I thought was really dramatic and cool: "You just lost a daughter." I scribbled that angrily on unicorn stationery and left it on the bed. I packed three things: underwear, a long package of saltine crackers and my dad's really nice glass-lined thermos full of water. I set off. A few blocks later, a dog barked and it scared me. I dropped the thermos, which shattered, and then I ran home sobbing. What a wuss!
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