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Journal Entry

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Note:  The only changes to this entry are minor corrections to grammar, punctuation, formatting, and spelling.  I’ve also removed any last names which appeared, except in the case of teachers.

UPDATE:

Friday (01/17):  Maile met me that night and I warned her about Max, the guy who wants to kill me.  She refused to promise to stay inside if I went out to “talk” to Max and he had a gun.  It hurt me, because my options were:

  1. Arrange something with Max so we’d meet elsewhere
  2. Force Maile to stay inside by way of her parents
  3. Kill Max/myself
  4. Let Maile go out

Maile hated 1-3, but I could not choose 4.  I could never risk Maile’s life!

Saturday(1/18):  I called Maile that morning and she decided she’d stay inside if Max came.  She swore she would.  I was glad.  I, too, however, had changed my mind and was going to let her go out, if we could devise a “safe” plan for her.  I’m glad she changed her mind and swore first.

Sunday (1/19):  Tried to arrange to meet Maile and she accepted.  She also had dinner here, and then I went to her house to watch a movie.  I acted real suicidal/morbid afterwards, and I’m real sorry I did.  I got up at 1:30AM and realized I was supposed to have met Maile at 12:49AM.  I never want to experience that feeling of loss/disappointment/anger again.  Later I discovered Maile had forgotten as well!

Monday (1/20):  We had no school (Martin Luther King Day).  Maile couldn’t go with me to see some poetry written on a broken bridge in a park in Tomball.  I lay in my room all day listening to depressing music (and I regret it, because Maile didn’t want me to).  Rather depressing.  The night before, however, I had dreamt of Maile.  We ran away together.  My mother, naturally, was in it as the evil authority figure.  I loved the prospect of running away with Maile.  It is my goal in life.  I love her!

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Author: mitcharf

vegan, curmudgeon, animal lover, feminist, agnostic, cat whisperer, bookworm, hermit, Red Sox fan, Cthulhu enthusiast, softball player, man-about-town

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