What is happening to me?!

Dear Sunny,

As I'm growing older, I feel more uncomfortable of myself and more self conscious. I also feel bitter about it, sometimes, and I don't want to feel like that. You of all people will know.

 God, help me.

Love,
Pari

P.S. I had so much to tell you. I feel like I rant to you all the time. I hope I don't.

So many things!

Dear Sunny,

I want to be able to connect with art.
I want to read so many YA and non-YA books.
I want to watch a lot of theatrical movies.
I want to read a lot of manga.
I want to watch a lot of anime.
I want to work.
I want to write.

That's a lot of things. I know.

Thanks for listening, as always.

Love,
Pari

Brother

Dear Sunny,

I finally know what it's like to have a brother. 

He's not the closest of cousins. I don't even know what he is to me, but he's the closest I have to a brother.

Even though I love my sister, I always wondered what it would be like to have a brother. You, of all people, know that very well about me. 

I just wanted to say, I was happy. 

Love,

Pari

P.S. You should've seen me at the wedding. I felt beautiful. Like you always wanted me to. 

The Backstreet Boys

Dear Sunny,

You probably remember my rants about the Backstreet Boys: Show 'Em What You're Made Of not releasing here. Of course you do. And, today, I watched it.

And, I wanted you with me so, so, bad. 

If I thought I couldn't love the Backstreet Boys any more, I was so wrong.

I sat through the entire credits, not batting an eye, watching the mini screen next to the rolling credits, with tears streaming out of the corner of my eyes. Very unhappy that it ended, but ecstatic to have watched it finally.

And, yes, I know, I promised to watch it with Akka, but, come on, who could resist?

Damn. I can't think straight.

This documentary was of the Backstreet Boys: At their worst, at their best, at disappointing times, at the most amazed times. Nothing has been sugar coated. It says the truth. How they were boys, and how a life changing turn of events shook them up and turned them into men overnight. 

And how they lost sight of themselves.

The best part for me was how I was able to sing each and every fucking song they played. Every single one.

My only life fulfilling dream is to go to one of their concerts and lose myself for once.

I am so happy. 

I really wish you were watching with me.  

Love,

Pari

P.S. I changed my mind about Kevin. I respect him greatly. 

Sunday Herald Short Story Competition is up!

I know how excited you were when I first entered 'A Wish For A Snowflake'. That was one of my greatest work when I wrote it.
This time, I'm submitting something that one piece of work that I loved and I'm proud of.
I only hope you are proud of me as well.

Cheers!
Pari

P.S Did you know one of my friends is also entering? She's one toughie. Wish me luck!