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@ivyhamilton
hunter:
I was hoping you would say that. Good, you don’t need one. I can almost feel Stevie having an aneurysm at the phrase “shacked up.” We’re not there yet.
Far be it from me to disappoint you. I truly don’t. Then I’ll avoid using it. I’d feel pretty bad if I gave your soul mate an aneurysm.
hunter:
Maybe later. At least you’re already used to dorm life. I’m assuming you’re allowed to room alone?
We’ll see. I’ll make sure you get to witness it if so. I think so and I hope so. I’m done with the roommate life. Speaking of roommates, you still on your own or are you and Stevie all shacked up?
marie:
Your faith is more than enough to keep the good ideas coming. Children are surprisingly durable – not that I’ve tried to break one, but. Silence can also be creepy if certain scary movies have anything to say about it.
I know, I’m pretty powerful like that. I just feel like every two seconds they’re falling over and crying. It has to be exhausting. This is why I’ll never have kids. I’ll give birth to the prophecy fulfilling weirdo who ends up sacrificing me to Satan.
hunter:
Because you’ve never gotten into Juilliard until now. Oh, trust me, this is me excited.
That’s pretty solid logic. Still not going to scream though. Hmm, I guess I’ll accept it. A little bit of the excitement is deflated by the fact that the freshmen have to live on campus, as I am currently reading in the welcome packet. Oh well, I’ll just have the best decorated dorm as per usual.
hunter:
That’s certainly a big deal, if not a surprising one.
It’s a huge deal, but I’ve never been the screaming out of excitement type so why start now? Get excited, Clarington, we’ll practically be neighbors again.
Okay, no big deal or anything, but I just got accepted to Juilliard.
marie:
Today I’m full of good ideas, but I can’t guarantee the same success tomorrow. Most people don’t know what to do around kids if they’re never around them. I’m just glad the ones I’m always around are well-behaved. Mostly.
Well, I have faith in you. That sounds like me in a nutshell. They’re so helpless and breakable, and I’m so... me. That has to be nice. I don’t know what defines a well-behaved kid to me. Probably silence.
beck:
I don’t do it like, on purpose. But I’ve never been to one that is warm before. Fine, fine, I won’t say anymore I will keep the secret!
Well, you should change that. Are you going to Eve’s wedding? That’ll be a warm beach. I appreciate it.
marley:
Oh! Which reminds me…how did the Juilliard audition go?
It went really well. I made it to the interview stage which is the only way to seriously be considered. Honestly, I should be finding out any day now.
beck:
I’m glad, I don’t think I’ve ever been to a warm beach.
Still, it’s really nice.
Do you only go to cold beaches? Well, maybe, but don’t go letting people think I’m nice. It’ll be exhausting to disappoint all of them.
marley:
Really? Do you have to be French to dance with them? But I agree. I don’t think it matters. They all looked amazing - I couldn’t tell how tall they were.
No, you don’t. Though French dancers do get priority, but I like a challenge. It’s not something a lot of people pay attention to, thankfully.
beck:
Do tell me more about New Years with no snow, though!
Well I’m just happy to know he’s happy with me. But thank you for saying that, it means so much to me.
I love winter weather, but I also love bikinis, so it was nice. Oh, don’t worry about it. It’s just an observation.
marley:
Yeah, we went to the ballet. I’ve never seen anything like that before. They were so graceful and they had really long legs…
It’s incredible, isn’t it? Dancing in the Paris Ballet is a long time dream of mine, but it’s a highly coveted company. Thank goodness nobody really puts a restriction on a ballerina’s height.
beck:
Wow, really? Did you two have fun?
It was amazing, I really loved the city and of course, spending time with Sebastian. He was very busy with tests and school in December so I had barely seen him that month.
Yes we did. It was a good trip. Oh, I’m glad to hear that. Honestly, seeing Sebastian in a good relationship like this is still mindblowing to me. In a good way, of course.
marie:
It’s been said a time or two. Vacation from your vacation in Aspen during the winter. My siblings like me well enough so I’m sure they’d love you. Something kid-free sounds kind of nice, though.
I’ll happily continue to say it. Another great idea. Basically, as long as I’m not in Ohio, I’m probably good. Maybe. I just don’t know how to interact with kids. I thought so, too.
beck:
Where did you spend New Years, Ivy? Happy 2014!!!
Happy 2014 to you, too. Jake and I went to Cabo. How was New York?
marie:
Just email in the occasional essay and you’re set. At least Mexico is close enough that you can come home whenever you want. It was my idea, but if you insist, I guess we can do something that doesn’t involve children.
You’re a genius. Well, that’s also true. I would miss my winter wardrobe though. I do insist. We don’t want to traumatize children by making them spend time with me.