Week 12 � Returning in Redemption
I�ve always wanted to title something �Returning in Redemption�. But the question that you�re probably asking yourself (to the one reader, if that many) is �why did he choose the title? Is it actually relevant to something this time?�. Yes, it is. �Why is it relevant?� the imaginary reader asks. �Well,� the author responds, making everyone else in the room think that he�s crazy, �I finally told R about, well, y�know, how I felt, and, um, for one thing she doesn�t hate me for it. That makes her a lot different from K right there (speaking of whom, she�s started showing up on the paths to my classes again, very not fun).
(next day) Saw Van Helsing. It was good, but not great. Especially not if you were expecting it to be like the Dracula novel. It was, oddly enough, pretty accurate to how the Frankenstein novel is. I mean, I haven�t seen any other movie adaptations where the �monster� could actually talk. He could in the book, mind you; the �monster� was a genius in the book! But do most people know that? No. Most people can�t even tell you that Frankenstein was the name of the doctor who created the flesh-golem. The creature never had a name, as I recall.
Anyway, back to the thing with �R�� Not only does she not hate me, but she said that she felt the same. Of course, she said that in Italian, which I don�t speak a word of� (resumed a few days later). Samecool, �Tim�, drop it already. �R� isn�t my girlfriend, just give it up. I�m not gonna tell you who she is. So, if�n you�d be so kind as to just let it alone, I�d greatly appreciate it.
Since I�m no longer getting paid for this, I feel perfectly justified in cutting it off right here. If you have a problem, go cry to someone who cares. Send topics to rant about to [email protected]