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I LIE TO YOU ABOUT TWICE A DAY

5.03.2010

He wondered how he might court a girl who was older, and a lawyer, a girl who lived clear across the state and couldn't think about anything but that distance.

--Maile Meloy, Travis, B

at 12:49

LABELS: high wire balancing act, love and mathematics, sunlight bathes our home

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