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Monica- he has the book Cannery Row and East of Eden. Not sure about the other book, but if he hasn't read it, I'm sure he'll order it on his new Kindle. He already went to Cannery Row first chance he got. He said he was disappointed b/c it was a bunch of shops and boutiques now. Guess he was hoping it would be a little more like in the book. I call his room "the library". He has more books than anyone I've ever seen. For christmas or birthdays he would ask for a new bookshelf. He also dropped out of his English major to join - he said the guys who graduated would come back to the dorm to visit and they didn't have jobs. He was in a special dorm called the Writer's House. (yeah, sounds nerdy). Anyway, don't know if he can go to the 'trashy' bar??? he's only 20. Not sure if it's the kind of bar where you have to be 21 to enter? Love your writing style. Like I said, it reminds me of my son. He was famous for satire. I used to love it when I would get a note on the table from him asking me to throw his clothes in the dryer for him, only it would be in long drawn-out Shakespearean format
" Dearest Mother, oh, how it stabs at my innards to demand such a lofty task of she who has delivered me unto this fine earth, but certain vestments of mine are currently residing in the electronic drying machine. Time constrainst forbid me from folding my own garments as well. If this infantecimal burden is too much; If it causes you more stress than you wish to behold, feel free to refrain from undertaking the task. I would wear wrinkeled clothes for a month before pushing my beloved maternal an inch past her reasonable threshold."
yeah, that's what I would wake up to. God I miss him.
Oh Monica! You have just crushed my visions of the paradise I have been longing to go to!!! But yes, my son did tell me that it is chilly and covered with a layer of fog at all times, but somehow sunny and warm just a few miles down the road.
And oh my goodness! the story of the poor guys missing the bus and camping in the cold mountains with no food, water, or sleeping bags! Wow! I wonder if it was as bad as battlestations? Thank God they are all probably fit and with no health problems. That is crazy!!! At my first sign of a broken nail I would have been having a panic attack!! (hee hee)
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