Week #2

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So this week's book was Happy Doomsday by David Sosnowski. I was a bit skeptical to read this. The "about" was a bit sketchy with the whole 'teenage coming of age' story. I was honestly thinking: How many times can someone revisit this genre? It wasn't like that at all. I can't really give a synopsis without giving away too much. Is it coming of age? In a way, but that wasn't the focus of the book. I entered a world of realizations, differences, acceptances, tragedies, laugh-out-loud moments, and so much more. I found myself constantly asking, "What would I do in this situation"? or "Wow, I didn't even think about that happening in the event of an apocalypse. It was a completely enjoyable and page-turning experience.

Went to beer fest with a friend. Super crowded, saw a friend of my ex. Waved and smiled, no response. Tried to duck out. Kept seeing said person... figures. No regrets. Airport friends celebrated my non-hermit status.

In my feelings tonight. A sick boy and watching A Fault in Our Stars probably didn't help the situation. Also, tomorrow is Monday.... let's make it awesome.

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