two nights of almost hell
the past 2 nights i have had dreams about me going to other countries and not having my passport. causing me to be deported back to america to get it and then return. each dream had me crying at an airport. weird. i feel like i really am going to forget it.
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1. i love traveling (going to europe this summer actually) and understand the fear of losing ones passport
2. have you read "a heartbreaking work of staggering genius"? based on your listed interested, it would seem you might enjoy that book.
3. i think i should meet you in person someday, cause i havent and that seems strange
1. when will you be in europe. ill be there june 4-25.
2. no i havent, who wrote it, maybe ill check it out. ive always liked the word "staggering".
3. yeah it is weird. everytime i see you at church you are either doing announcements or running around. maybe this sunday you wont run around so much.
1. i want to go to europe too. i have told you this; london is my love right now.
2. it's by dave eggers, who runs a writers workshop in SF with his wife. that book was reccomended to me by rob, and i read it and loved it. i keep it in my car. you can borrow it if you see ME at church this weekend.
3. if you see kristin NOT running around, check her pulse.
1. london is ok. i honestly got kindof bored after a few days. this time we will only be there for a day. there is one are, the south bank, next to the river that is awesome.
2. a coworker and i were talking and she has the book and she said that i can borrow it, she might bring it to my work today. thanks though.
3. ok.
1. I've never been to London
2. I've never read that book
3. I will be able to start going to Vintage more next week.
1. i love london-- i never get bored there, for some reason. i will be in europe in august-- too bad we couldn't have coordinated and been there at the same time!!!
2. dave eggers got married?! what the frick! amazing, i love it!! we should go say hi, he is so close to us all. brian, you will LOVE the book-its off the hizzy.
3. all of you should come say hello to me regardless of my running around. sometimes i need to be stopped. :)
PS: brian-- how is the dajesus logo going?
jon:
1. youre going to london soon though. i wish i was going with you guys.
2. add it to your list.
3. cool. we'll carpool/eat burritos.
kristin:
1. i'll leave you a note somewhere in europe with coordinates for you to find it.
2. i've read about 20 pages of the real text of the book. plus all of that crazy intro/guidelines and all.
3. done.
If you take something to Europe, have Kristin find it, and leave it until I come find it in the fall, that would be awesome. I volunteer all the pews to be hidden in Europe. Like, in some body of water...
ill put them in loch ness. thats the only clue you guys get. there might be a note or two on one of the pews. along with a hymnal rack.
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