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I'm in LOVE with this book. Thanks to Laura for the lend (it's coming back with me tomorrow). Here's some quotes I just could NOT get enough of...
"That's the tragedy of loving, you can't love anything more than you something you miss."
page 208
"Well, it's hard for anyone, even the most pessimistic of pessimists, to spend more than a few minutes in Central Park without feeling that he or she is experiencing some tense in addition to the present, right?" "I guess." "Maybe we're just missing things we've lost, or hoping for what we want to come. Or maybe it's the residue of the dreams from that night the park was moved. Maybe we miss what those children had lost, and hope for what they hoped for."
page 222
Alicia, Laura, and I are off to New York City for a roadie on Monday. I'm so stoked. I'm sure I'll feel the tenses in Central Park...now that I know about them ;)
If you haven't read a good book, go buy one (Twilight counts!).
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