![]() ![]() At the same time, of course, it's so exciting to do things for the first time and make bad decisions and get in trouble and feel yourself changing and slowly forming into a real person kind of. It was eye-opening to remember how hard being a teenage girl is and I am so thankful that time in my life is over. Tonight for some strange reason I feel like getting on the train. ![]() I'm not sure if everyone will feel this way, but I was relieved to realize that I was not alone in my experience of wanting to be smart and good and also cool and bad, having an ok time despite hating everything and being really hard on myself. by Lesley Arfin December 1, 2004, 12:00am Dear Diary, Im in Long Island once again. It makes me want to dig up my old journals and relive how miserable and strange I was, and then feel good about how happy and normal I am now.not. It is funny and heartbreaking and brutally honest and I really truly loved reading it. Second of all, this book contains excerpts from her real, actual diary that she kept while she was growing up, kissing boys, getting in fights with her friends, learning how to party, being bored, doing tons of drugs, and ultimately becoming a heroin addict and going to rehab. First of all, look at her! Look at her Budweiser bikini! She doesn't even drink. I read Dear Diary by Lesley Arfin this weekend. ![]()
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