so i group my email by subject, so that i can collapse my threads, but still have them be all together. every once in awhile when the subject name of an email is the same, i'll come across some really old emails. tonight i found some emails when we were planning a trip down to san diego. emails like this, make me nostalgic for the past, when times seemed to be simpler. maybe that's not true, and things are just different. i wouldn't necessarily say i'd want to go back to those times, because some pretty shitty things happened back then and i went through some crappy times, but i do miss some of the things that i liked that aren't there now. finding these old emails and remembering when we sang total eclipse of the heart at the top of our lungs in longboards, and hung out in this massive living room while playing wii bowling and being spun by brennan, and the fun times and smart ass things we said to each other makes me smile.

On 4/18/07, CY wrote:
B can't join- he works weekends. I had plans to hit up some sample sales with V so I can't do Sea World. EF, everyone? when do you need to know if I'm going or not? I'd love to hang out with you all in SD, but i don't want to hold anyone up and don't feel like doing the drive hans style this weekend...oh beautiful whale's vagina, i miss you so


On 4/18/07, BM wrote:
Ok CY, this is the second time I've noticed this. It's Han style! Han Solo captained the Millenium Falcon. Hans Christian Andersen wrote "The Little Mermaid". :)


On 4/19/07, EF wrote:
DA, at this moment i think have a SLIGHT crush on your super-knowledgable, super-nerdy, super-anal fuck buddy.

heh heh. anal fuck buddy.


On 4/19/07, DA wrote:
Three... wait for it... SOME?!

speaking of san diego, i'm back from my san diego trip, and hit up almost all of my favorite places to eat. sat.is.fied. i wish there was a little more time to visit with old friends, but i'll just have to go back another time where i'm not playing babysitter. but i am thankful for my sister and her 2 kids, because when they take trips, and we get invited along to help out, it's really just like family vacations, which we did a lot of when i was younger, and then they kind of died out, aaaaand now they're back! it sometimes might seem like a pain, but i know i'll cherish those moments where we all spent time together and laughed about the 5 desserts we "ambitiously" ordered and the softball sized sorbet scoops.

wow, i'm all sorts of gratitudey tonight.

here's something else. earlier today, i had a "cute" conversation with a check out boy at trader joe's. he's not so bad on the eyes himself. i might be going to a different grocery store than normal now. often.

saw the proposal tonight. it was a okay, there were definitely funny moments, but i do think story development could have been better. i think that's so often what i feel like i scrutinize the more, whether it's believable or not that this falling in love has happened.

cuz you know... movies are just like real life.