Hey sweetie! It's been much too long since we've last talked! I wonder if you still remember what I look like? I've attached a picture in my biking uniform so you can see how I've changed (just in case). I've gotten taller and slimmer. I'm not that short little fat kid you have such fond memories of. I'm 6'3", 170 pounds, green eyes and I've cut my hair short. Ever since I returned my car, I've had to bike everywhere. How strange life is? Three years went by so quickly since that day I first leased my car. Luckily my dad gave me his Trek bike that weighs 12-15 pounds (not exactly sure). It's a very high quality bike, and I've become obsessed with biking. Probably get around 16-20 miles a day before hitting the gym. I think I might start doing yoga, I've heard its very good for muscle building. Something about it strengthening your joints so you can lift more. I've been studying human behavior and interpersonal communication in my free time as my hobby. It's like people watching taken to another level =). You know how I always go full on when I do something and become obsessive about it. It started as a simple hobby, but quickly overwhelmed my entire life. This process of discovering how people interact has led me to find all the things that make me the happiest. I've become euphoric and disillusioningly happy, its quite amazing =) I just watched this movie called Perfume: The Story of a Murderer. You remember my deep pion for film and books. I've also just recently read "Choke" by Chuck Palahniuk and "The Power of Now" by Eckhard Tolle. Consider them in your free time, quite amazing. What about you? I remember we would have conversations from sunset to sunrise that would open the depths of my soul. I also remember you being into biking, 18-25, sensual and adventurous(mainly your willingness to try new things). My strongest memory of you was that you were deeply pionate and loving toward people and life. You also were real with your wants, desires and emotions. But most importantly, you pushed me. Mentally, physically and emotionally. This whole email thing is so impersonal! We should catch up in person. That is, if you haven't changed too much from how I remember you =) Much love, Chris