Mouse, Minnie.

something i wrote, for someone some kind of wonderful.

a letter of intent 

i know you, but i don’t. 

the words we have written are hushed introductions, expositions revealing tid bits of our little lives. i want to know the other bits.

i wonder what you look like on a friday at twilight navigating home through humming yellow-colored cabs.

what do you feel like on a saturday? do you awake before the sun or have you not gone to bed yet? i can see your weary eyes open and close revealing two perfect dawns painted by New York which are really seen through the eyes of the girl across the hall.

i bet you taste like clementines and sunshine on a sunday morning. the fresh scent of bergamot on your fingertips. i’d follow your scent and find you far away from the city. in the woods, there you would be. with sticky sweet fingers, we’d peel away each others layers. finding the bits we have yet to discover.

You’ll be kissing a long time, my friend, before you kiss any of this away.

you think you’re chocolate but you’re chewing gum

you think you’re chocolate but you’re chewing gum

Bought them just before they sold out. Wooo! Victory is mine.

Bought them just before they sold out. Wooo! Victory is mine.

Heathrow Hangover. This is what jet lag looks like. And a sleepless graduation eve. My time in England was beautiful. I made friends I will never forget and have memories I will cherish forever. My time in Ireland was equally amazing. I spent time with family I had missed far too much. Ireland will always feel like a second home to me. Left my heart in the UK this summer. I can’t wait to return.

dear livejournal

dear livejournal

My grandmother and grandfather’s room in Dublin, Ireland. The house my ma grew up in. My shopping damage in the background from the day, of course.

My grandmother and grandfather’s room in Dublin, Ireland. The house my ma grew up in. My shopping damage in the background from the day, of course.

getting into the UK swing of things