Just wanted to say that it's been a pleasure reading Alison's blog. Thanks, Al, for making one. It has provided me with some needed idk, just.. I enjoy it.

On the subject of love, which has been commented on a lot recently: I know this person, who we'll call... Marge. Marge and her BF started saying I love you very early on in their relationship.. say 1 month. I really don't think a person knows that they're in love in that short of time. I'm happy for them that they could say it with meaning but my guess is that it has nothing to do with being in love with them, as Alison said, and maybe just loving them. Maybe that's what they meant by saying it; not that they're in love with them, but that they love them... hmmm. But... I don't really think that Marge really knows what love is and I think she still doesn't.... Either way you mean it, I think you should be careful with those words. When they get to a point where they are over used, or used in the wrong way, they lose their meaning, and then that's just is sh*t.

I used to think that I was in love with a kid from my past (you know who I'm talking about if you know me). Looking back, I was simply infatuated with him more then anything. It was one of those things that I wanted and couldn't have and was I young and held on to my crush for too long. I'm glad that I've out grown that. It took up too much of my thoughts and hopes.

Well, my brain has stopped working... Night