I spent the 20th (which was her birthday) to the 24th with EvilFire4321 again. She's off to Vancouver for school and her visitations may be sporadic, at best. It was good to hang out with her and get food shoved at me left and right. I got her the Boondock Saints for her b-day!
I think I might be visiting in Van next summer with her family if I can scrounge up enough money. 
It also depends on if she comes home or not. If she does we have a whole list of things that we are going to do next summer! 
A year away and we're already planning. 
One of the best parts of the trip was going to the Eastern State Penitentiary. I had a ball taking photographs despite the overcast/rainy weather. All the abandoned bed frames and stuff was great! Anything with crumbling walls!
I hope they don't bore you all when I start submitting them.Perhaps the oddest part was her mother playing Matchmaker after I left. Y'know...with a man who is 8 years older than me. No can do.
All well, apparently it's a sign that her mother likes me.I have to deal with some family issues this week and I'm kind of nervous about dropping myself headfirst into this problem. For privacy reasons I won't type out the issue here, simply because it'd be boring for you.
Renaissance Faire starts up soon but everyone seems to be busy opening weekend.
We'll see how it goes. 
Thanks for reading!
Book Review: Toxin by - Robin Cook: I read this book many years ago after borrowing it from my grandmother's library. It did not make me a vegetarian but it definitely has made me more conscientious about the meat I consume. To this day, I refuse to eat much hamburger or ground meat that is manufactured by large industries. I have officially reread it and I now have the upsetting renewal to stay away from all hamburger or ground meat made by said industries. The story is harrowing as well as completely possible. Hell, it's already happened. The fear of E. coli and its effects is an ever-impending, dismaying concept that plagues the United States. In recent years, E. coli and its many versions has not only affected meats but other resources as well, making many individuals extremely ill with relatively few symptoms until it is a full-blown disaster. The book focuses around a fictitious, but sadly realistic case of a particularly deadly strand of E. coli finding its way into the daughter of Dr. Kim Reggis. A vendetta endeavor begins with stomach-churning results. Great drama, a great flow to the story and sickeningly true.
My only dislikes for this book is the language in which the individuals speak, since it seems forcibly contrived and far too heavy. I also dislike the unreal connection Tracy and Kim eventually rediscover. I feel it would have been a more appropriate ending if it had not dipped ever-so-slightly into the romantic genre. Despite these small issues, the book has a special, albeit unfortunate place in my heart.
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