
miss both.
camden in summer = unbeatable
need!
plan for next pay day.
who’s with me?
my head’s throbbing, i can’t think of why. what’s behind all this burning?
is it my thoughts or the sun?

gorgeous, and very like bailey.
i’ve been to new york, under the same circumstances. i was alone,tho. i lived there in chelsea, in a building with tiny narrow staircases where the heat rising nearly knocked me out when i arrived there, an exhausted teenager in august 2005.
Manhattan: it is cruel at times, but it is the most breathtaking sight on earth to see that manhattan skyline, that you will come to love, looming over your yellow taxi over the brooklyn bridge.
you will cry. you will be dwarfed in every sense.
you’ll also find people in this city will share food with you and will help you-i was there two days when i met matt, an insistant floridian who followed me around chelsea. i learnt from matt american men are not like british men-they’re very into the main chance,which is useful lesson to learn early on in that city.it was gay jake who i met later that day and saw me sat in a courtyard near his kitchen and came up behind me on the bench ‘would you like some pasta,sweetie?’
everyone should live in new york and i intend to return as soon as i’m sorted
i coulda been your pillow, coulda been your door.
shoulda stayed beside you, shoulda stayed for more
a whole long life time, coulda been the end.
coulda been one of these things first