If no one has yet said that the trip is made by the music brought along, then someone should because they would be absolutely right.

I had everything that I could ever want to listen to on the way home from Sarah's house. Leaving, I listened to Paul Westerberg so I could drown myself in sad songs and tears.

It's funny because the only two times that I've been to Comerica have been with her. Now she's leaving and it will be anywhere from 4 months to a year when I will see her next. Crazy, right?

Since Monday, I've spent more time with her and at her house than I have in Ann Arbor. To me, it just seems ridiculous to not spend as much time as possible with someone who is leaving so soon. We didn't really talk about the sad stuff as much as I would have thought we would--and I think that made it all that much better. Just the normal things we would have talked about any other day.

I think we may have also pinpointed the two men that should fall madly in love with us on the Tigers. Besides, there isn't a finer team in baseball. Winning isn't everything, so just stop there.


Book I'm reading right now (for fun): Intimacy & Midnight All Day by Hanif Kureishi
Book I'm reading right now (for class): Best American Short Stories 2004edited by Lorrie Moore; something i can't recall about writing; A Thousand Acres by Jane Smiley