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And so it ends
Saturday, February 23, 2008

Went to see Atonement last night, which was really good, but extremely depressing. I didn't realize it but the movie is mostly about the little sister who ruins the lives of her older sister and the person she loves, instead of an actual love story about the other two characters. Stupid little brat...

But the biggest shocker was when Gary called Becky and I afterwards and said that Libby just broke up with him. He called to say goodbye because he was never going to see us again. Apparently, Libby was planning on breaking up but kept dragging it out. The worst part is that our whole family feels bad for Gary and not Libby, who was just fine after they broke up.

"I can taste the fear
It's gonna lift me up and take me out of here
Don't wanna fight, don't wanna die
Just wanna hear you cry" -"Intervention", Arcade Fire