#theworldspinsaroundhim

[ninasplaylist]

If you could pick one person, real, fictional, celebrity, or friend, and you got a whole day to yourselves to do whatever you wanted, who would you pick and what would you do with them?

Geeze there are so many people. 

I mean gah....

There are two or three people from tumblr that are hands down on that list. Then there are my 'irl' long distance friendships. 

I'm going to cheat and do Tumblr and IRL

Tumblr

It's a tie between my friends Seb and Pat.  They are amazing and are always there for me. Now, although I love them both equally our friendships are totally different.

With Pat I'd want to lounge around in a pillow fort playing video games, eating pizza, and talking about everything under the sun. With Seb I would want to go on 'adventures', go to the beach, have 'mindless fun' just being 'kids', and end the night with a banging bonfire and loads of talking. 

(Now Tyler, don't feel left out. I'd want to kick your ass at video games. It'd just be a bunch of yelling and such,) 

IRL

My friend Ty. He's been there with me through the thick and thin. I'd just want to go on a vacation with him. Get him to relax, he is always stressed out because of his moms health. So I'd really want to do anything fun and relaxing.

I cheated on this, I know. Don't hate me anon. Because I love you. :3

[decrease-worldsuck]

Well what is life but a side affect of dying? Technically, a book about life cannot be without death, neither can a book about death be without life to show appreciation for small infinities. I have also decided to change the word "moment" to the word "infinity" as I can now see they are synonyms to me. ^^

I just wouldn't describe/recommend it as a book about death, even though the inevitability of it is there. I'd probably say something like "It's a story about two people with cancer and how they support each other through that." The death part is sort of implied, I guess, since cancer is often (and regrettably) terminal, but I feel like if I say "It's a book about cancer and death" then I'm limiting the scope of the book because I'm ignoring the life part. Cancer might result in death, but that doesn't mean it should be synonymous with it. And as silly as this may sound in my head, you need to be alive to get cancer, but you still get to live and experience the infinities that come with that. 

-Y