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Tuesday, March 20, 2007
~ 5:19 PM ~
My sister has always been a little strange. She's one of those people that comes across as a little bit eccentric and perhaps a bit nutty. People say that i'm bubbly, and Chris once told me that I was a bit too much sunshine in his day... But when they meet my sister, they often think twice about their evaluation of me. In Andy's words, my sister is like me, but high on caffeine.
So it was her birthday last Friday, and the girl decided to throw herself a party on the weekend. Strange as she was, stranger was her friends.
One of the gifts?
"The Book of Bunny Suicides" by Andy Riley. On the cover, it says "If you are a bunny contemplating suicide, then this is the book for you". I don't know, but if you substituted bunny with "person" then that book wouldnt be so funny. Actually, the book is bizarre to say the least. But I thought i'd share it with you! I mean, who would I be to not share such interesting things?
Labels: Books
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