Awww, there's my lil one!
MAn, I miss you girl. You are going to have to get your butt to New Orleans for something. I know there are plenty of things that I could use to entice you down here.
Love ya hon

i miss you too! and yes, i would love to come down and visit my favorite lesbian ever. (have i mentioned that i could have told you you were a dyke, or atleast not streight in middle school yet?) as soon as i get the money, or convince someone (like my mom) to buy me a plane ticket, i'm there. might bring the boy too! (or i could bring one of my girlfriends. that might be more fun)

Lol, I dont think you've told me that but I'm not surprised that you knew, we were always kindred spirits weren't we.
Lol, and you are free to bring whomever you like, there's plenty of entertainment for either sex ;)

and her quotes come from Shakespeare, a Midsummer Night's Dream to be exact. I had to look up who was doing the speaking though; a fairy addressed by Puck.
So exactly how many points do I get? ;)
Sometimes being foolishly literate matters...

you get less than herbie does, but more than anyone else currently does :-)

The Halloween party at Tashari's place in Amherst this past fall.

What do I get? :)

Oh, I misread your post. I thought you were asking where the photo was from. Does this mean I get negative points?

i don't hand out negative points. :-)

it's ok. you answered at sometime past 10pm... your allowed to fuck up. i love you anyways. :-)

Without research (so may not be verbatim)

MND, Act 1(?) Scene mumble mumble.

Puck: "how now mad spirit, wither wander you?"
Faerie: "Over hill, over dale, through brush, through briar. Over park, over pale, through flood through fire. I do wander everywhere swifter than the moon's sphere, and I serve the fairy queen, and dew her orbs upon the green."

And, with the check - it's Act 2, Scene 1 - my bad. Also, though I'm fairly sure the edition I first read said "through", the one I'm looking at now says "thorough", and spells the word "brier" rather than "briar".

Also, a host of punctuation errors, and I said "and dew" instead of "to dew".

Not bad, though, considering it's mostly from a fifth grade memory (remember that?)

the edition we first read was a JR Abridged version, i am quite sure. as was the first hit i got on google when looking up the script (i would have pulled out my copy of the complete works, except i'm at darxus's house and the book is back at my own place. it's times like that i realize how much i should be living with him already. and you need to meet him! christ!

oh yea, right now, your the leader for points :-)

http://www.chemicool.com/Shakespeare - for all your online Shakespearean needs.

Glad to see that picture being put to good use. :D It needed to be seen.

It was a pleasant surprise to see your beautiful face smiling at me from my computer screen. It is a very nice pic of you.