scarlet tinted suburbia ... open 24 hours

I was looking at Ben's mobile phone blogspot and I recognized someone in the pictures, "Gelhouse" as Ben refers to him as. It occured to me that I went to day camp with him when we were younger - I'd say circa early middle school. His first name is Andrew, I'm pretty sure. But we didn't call him that. The only reason I remember him is because he always hung around my friend Nua Bed, and Nua Bed insisted that we refer to Gelhouse as "Glen" because he looks just like Glen Humplik from the Tom Green Show. And I kind of remember him living in Voorhees, which would make sense. So, that was funny for me. Let's see how long I can keep up referring to my friends in weird lingo.
Although I must say that my weird lingo pales in comparison to me and Xela's notes - written completely in Anglo Saxon runes. So, yes, we are fluent in another alphabet. I can now read it without having to write the English alphabet above it. The only thing is that it's not spoken so I have to translate it into my head as English because I only know what the letters look like I don't know what they sound like. You can't win 'em all. I keep saying that 'You can't win 'em all' and Nadnerb will tell me to shut up. haha. It's just funny because he never tells me to shut up so it sounds funny that he would tell me to shut up over that.
I gotta call Ibur soon. I hope he's doing all right. He was asking Yendys about me a few days ago. I'm glad he was. I miss him. I don't miss him being my boyfriend, I just miss him as a person. Him and I can still have really great conversations, and I like it better now that we're not going out. But that's the beauty of heindsight. The fact that we used to go out is so inconsequential now, it was 2 years ago. I hardly think of him in that light, what I mean when I say that is that when I'm talking to him it's not like it's talking to my ex-boyfriend, it's like talking to someone I used to be close to and now we don't see each other much but we still get along famously.

Song to download: Guster- Two Points for Honesty