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| − | '''Daniel:''' Hey everyone. I'm back home. My parents, they barely even knew I was gone. My mom, she thought I was at Paul's. And she didn't even ask me about where my car was. It was really rough getting back home. I had, I had a little cash, so, I bought a Twinkie and a comic book. I tried hitchhiking. No one seemed to want to pick me up. So, I decided to hop a train. I spent hours walking around the local freight yard till I found a place where I could catch out. That's, uh, code word for hop a train. I talked to a few homeless guys and they told me how it worked. You don't just, hop on at the station. These bulls, or railroad cops, check all the cars before the train goes out. When a train enters a residential area, it has to slow way down. That's when you jump on. So I was out in ''(laughs)'' an open box car, riding with this, uh, old dude named Walter. Really interesting. He told me two months out of every year he just sits there and rides the rails. Sees the country. The other ten months? He works for a mortgage company. That's freedom I guess, right? So anyway, I'm back. I showered, like, all day. We got our hair cut. I almost feel like a normal person again. I'm going to get my job at | + | '''Daniel:''' Hey everyone. I'm back home. My parents, they barely even knew I was gone. My mom, she thought I was at Paul's. And she didn't even ask me about where my car was. It was really rough getting back home. I had, I had a little cash, so, I bought a Twinkie and a comic book. I tried hitchhiking. No one seemed to want to pick me up. So, I decided to hop a train. I spent hours walking around the local freight yard till I found a place where I could catch out. That's, uh, code word for hop a train. I talked to a few homeless guys and they told me how it worked. You don't just, hop on at the station. These bulls, or railroad cops, check all the cars before the train goes out. When a train enters a residential area, it has to slow way down. That's when you jump on. So I was out in ''(laughs)'' an open box car, riding with this, uh, old dude named Walter. Really interesting. He told me two months out of every year he just sits there and rides the rails. Sees the country. The other ten months? He works for a mortgage company. That's freedom I guess, right? So anyway, I'm back. I showered, like, all day. We got our hair cut. I almost feel like a normal person again. I'm going to get my job at Gas 'n Eats. And I'm rolling the JC. I think I can still make the deadline. Jonas, thank you for taking care of Bree. She needs a friend right now. And like I said, Bree, uh, ''(breathes deeply)'' Bree, I still ''l-''care about you. I'm so sorry I left. I just, got really burnt out living on the road. I didn't know what to do. I'm sorry. And, I miss you. Anyway, I'll see you guys later. Bye. |
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* If you total all the Canon LG15 videos (95 total) with the Pre-Canon videos of Gemma & Jonas (5 total), then this in actuality is the 100th video of the LG15 series! | * If you total all the Canon LG15 videos (95 total) with the Pre-Canon videos of Gemma & Jonas (5 total), then this in actuality is the 100th video of the LG15 series! | ||
Revision as of 19:13, 11 December 2006
Template:Blog3 Back Home is the ninety-fifth video in the Lonelygirl15 video series.
Transcript
Daniel: Hey everyone. I'm back home. My parents, they barely even knew I was gone. My mom, she thought I was at Paul's. And she didn't even ask me about where my car was. It was really rough getting back home. I had, I had a little cash, so, I bought a Twinkie and a comic book. I tried hitchhiking. No one seemed to want to pick me up. So, I decided to hop a train. I spent hours walking around the local freight yard till I found a place where I could catch out. That's, uh, code word for hop a train. I talked to a few homeless guys and they told me how it worked. You don't just, hop on at the station. These bulls, or railroad cops, check all the cars before the train goes out. When a train enters a residential area, it has to slow way down. That's when you jump on. So I was out in (laughs) an open box car, riding with this, uh, old dude named Walter. Really interesting. He told me two months out of every year he just sits there and rides the rails. Sees the country. The other ten months? He works for a mortgage company. That's freedom I guess, right? So anyway, I'm back. I showered, like, all day. We got our hair cut. I almost feel like a normal person again. I'm going to get my job at Gas 'n Eats. And I'm rolling the JC. I think I can still make the deadline. Jonas, thank you for taking care of Bree. She needs a friend right now. And like I said, Bree, uh, (breathes deeply) Bree, I still l-care about you. I'm so sorry I left. I just, got really burnt out living on the road. I didn't know what to do. I'm sorry. And, I miss you. Anyway, I'll see you guys later. Bye.
Notes
- If you total all the Canon LG15 videos (95 total) with the Pre-Canon videos of Gemma & Jonas (5 total), then this in actuality is the 100th video of the LG15 series!
