Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2005 11:16:02 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kevin <kibbleznbitz2003@yahoo.com>
Subject: Life In The Suburbs: Part 1

     As I stood on my lawn facing my house just thinking, I
felt a finger tap me on the shoulder. I was about to spin
quickly and tell the person to leave me alone. I was turning
around ready to say `leave me the freak alone' when the
blonde mop of hair that was tapping me caught my eye. His
hazel green eyes beamed into mine, and for the first time in
my life I think I was rendered speechless.
     "Hi, um...I'm Colin," The medium sized boy said in a soft
voice. His Italian tan colored skin reminded me of orange
sorbet. That blonde mop had immediately become a lengthy
blonde cut and his hazel green eyes had captured my heart.
     "Hey...I'm Jack." I said, thinking of my appearance. My
cold blue eyes and my brown curly hair and my skin that was
a very odd pale seemed completely normal. I ran my fingers
through my curly hair, trying to give off my best
impression. I fixed my blue LaCoste polo and said again,
"Hey."
     As amazingly cute the guy was he seemed to be down to
earth as I began to talk to him. "I just moved from
Washington, North Carolina to Clinton, Virginia. We just got
here a couple days ago, I happened to see you today standing
there and I decided to introduce myself. I live across that
street. I have, like no friends here and so far it seems
boring, there's no life here. I think I'm gonna let my
mother send me back to Washington, all of my good friends
are there." He adjusted his Hurley skater-boy shirt that was
totally unappealing to me. It didn't look like he was my
type, but damn he was cute as hell.
     "So that's nice. Great thing that it is summer time...you
wanna hang out today? I have nothing better to do!" I said
to him kindly. It was like a retarded seduction. I would
love to hang out with him, with his visibly lean, toned
body. I didn't want to let this guy slip through my hands.
     "Yeah, sure, what is there to do around here? Is there
like an arcade around here or something?" He asked with like
a little giggle and swinging his long straight hair to the
other side of his head.
     "Nah. We don't have one, readily available," I kidded,
"I have one in my room. I got it last year for my birthday.
Playstation 2, X-box, Gamecube... You name it...I've even got
Atari!"
     "That's cool...sure, I love to," He said to me smiling. I
felt butterflies as our eyes connected.
     I walked up to my house, Colin trailing behind me like
a stray puppy, a damn cute one too! When I got to the house,
I dug in my pocket for the key. As I turned the doorknob, I
heard Colin gasp. The walls of my house were a pale blue and
the furniture was all white leather, my mother was a great
interior decorator. I walked across the honey colored wood-
floor to the stairwell that led up to my room. Colin
followed me and when I got to my room and opened the door I
heard another gasp. My 72'' plasma screen television lined
the wall directly opposite of Colin and me. "So what grade
are you going into this year," Colin asked me.
     "Um. I'm going in to the eleventh and you?" I said and
asked back.
     "Yeah, I'm going into the eleventh too. And, god man,
your room is completely awesome, I've never seen anything
like it. You've got like everything I could want." I said in
awe, swishing his long hair to the side once again. God, I
loved it.
     I adjusted my shirt once again and then plopped on my
bed. "Whoa, this is soooo cool," Colin oozed, "You have like
a computer in your room, and a stereo, like the biggest one
in the world." He opened the double doors that led to my
closet.
     "Hey!" I exclaimed. I don't know why, but it seemed he
was like a skater boy and I didn't want to seem all preppy
to him. I wanted to appeal to him. But, he peered inside
anyway.
     "Cool, look at all of this stuff," Colin beamed, as he
fingered through the Abercrombie tees and Ezra Fitch pants,
he looked through my American Eagle polo's and LaCoste and
Aeropostale and Le Tigre one's as well. He looked down to
see my sneakers, from Vans to Pumas to American Eagle to
Nike. "You've got everything, I wish I had this stuff. My
mother buys me Hurley, Circa, Element, Volcom and Fox, but
it's not what I want. I wish I had this stuff."
     Surprised I said, "Well you could borrow some things if
you want to!"
     "That's cool...thanks."  We sat down and began to play
games and listen to music, not only did he look hot, but his
music choice was too. He loved Linkin Park as did I.
     Hours passed by and we spend the rest of the time, on
the computer playing games and introducing him to people on
my AIM buddy list. The sky began to darken and he said
goodbye. He swished his hair to the side, as he said it and
then he left adjusting his Hurley shirt again. How hot?